When Lin Wanwan, the inheritor of Su embroidery, discovered that the ancestral embroidery "A Hundred Birds Pay Attention to the Phoenix" had been artificially corrupted, a life-and-death game to protect intangible cultural heritage began. Faced with the acquisition conspiracy of capital giants and the impact of AI embroidery, she used needles as swords and threads as strategies to carve out a bloody path in the collision of tradition and innovation...
Magnetic levitation Suzhou embroidery stunned New York Fashion Week, and the smart embroidery needles on models' clothes changed into thousand-year-old patterns with music; DNA identification of fabrics became key evidence in court, and silk mitochondrial sequences exposed lies about patent theft; blockchain embroidery charts were attacked by hackers, but triggered the ice pattern embroidery encryption program to counterattack...
From the Suzhou embroidery workshop to the international show, from the "Tiangong Kaiwu" in the ancient book museum to the conductive silk in the laboratory, Lin Wanwan uses endangered crafts such as "Sanyi Embroidery" and "Kesi Living Core" to defend the fire of civilization in commercial wars, technology and conspiracy. And why did Xie Huaizhou, the national marshal who once mocked Su embroidery as "deserving of being in a museum," show up to the rescue late at night with military-grade equipment? When "A Hundred Birds Pay Attention to the Phoenix" suddenly spontaneously ignites at the celebration banquet, the longitude and latitude emerging from the flames will reveal the bloody truth about the embroidery workshop's arson twenty years ago...
"What we embroider is not a pattern, but the genetic chain of five thousand years of civilization."
