Bianjing Lantern Shadow Picture

During the Zhenghe period of the Northern Song Dynasty, Ling Guang, a genius "shadow craftsman" from Bianjing, inherited his father's lost skills of light, sound and machine and revolutionized the advertising industry. The "Galaxy Lamp" he built shocked Bianjing, but was framed and set on fire by the industry monopoly giant Jin Buhuan, and the newly founded Xinghuofang was expelled. Ling Guang formed an alliance with Yan Shu'er, a strange woman in the city. With half of the mysterious military-grade "Thousand Planes Map" and exquisite skills (lenses, acoustic codes), he struggled to gain a foothold in the undercurrent, and took in the refugee girl A Zhan. During the Xuanhe period, the world was in chaos. Ling Guang completely abandoned military technology and turned the "Thousand Planes Map" into a solar cooker to benefit the refugees. Yanshi drove a wooden kite to assist in the battle and was seriously injured. On his deathbed, he bequeathed the craftsman's lock to reconcile. Bianjing was in danger, so Ling Guang devoted all his knowledge to build a "light and shadow beacon" system using lanterns from brothels in the city, storytellers, and children's ocarinas to help the family's army defend the city. After the Jin soldiers retreated, Ling Guang and Yan Shuer founded the "Guangchen Academy" in Hangzhou to teach orphans the art of making fire with light. Under the setting sun on the West Lake, the colorful light windmill in A Zhan's hand rotates, and the broken shadows will eventually merge into the broken mountains and rivers, igniting the ever-lasting shimmering light. Core idea: On the eve of the overthrow of the dynasty, the little man Ling Guang went through ups and downs, from showing off his skills to survive to enlightening the soul of craftsmanship, turning the "shadow art" that once created illusions for the powerful into a spark that protects the dignity and hope of the people, and writes redemption in the darkness.