Strictly speaking, this novel is called "Old Object Data Book"
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Lin Wan and his team took root in the apple orchard and used modern technology as a pen to create "digital archives" for old objects such as stone mills, wooden combs, and pottery urns. They used 3D scanning to record wear marks, used sensors to record the temperature of the comb teeth, and relied on data modeling to record ice cracks in pottery urns. This allowed the physical details of the old objects and the traces of life behind them to take root in the code.
These old objects hide daily fireworks: the wooden comb is tangled in the white hair of the old lady, the oil lamp reflects the needlework of the night watchman, and the hemp rope is tied around the harvested apple box. The team not only archives the objects, but also connects the memories of Mr. Wang's mother, the resonance of "old time collectors", and the stories of ancestors in Nian Nian's eyes, making every worn place an emotional anchor.
They developed the "Time Axis" to allow users to touch old objects from time to time, held an "online family search" to reunite similar memories, and used tactile feedback to allow young people to touch the "bones" of old objects. Technology has not diluted the temperature, but has become a bridge - allowing the old time to come alive in the data flow, allowing the life history of ordinary people to rely on the symbiosis of old objects and code to not be overwhelmed by time.
