Urban Hidden Dragon: Pendant Hidden Dragon

Hidden in the scent of corn and morning mist in Chenjia Village is a warm legend about protection and inheritance. When Ling Fei returned to his hometown with his attachment to the countryside, an unexpected cave survey uncovered antique calligraphy and paintings that had been dusted during the Anti-Japanese War, thus starting a series of adventures connecting the past and the future. The gold ingots fished out of the old well and the rare collection that Uncle Wang exchanged for corn unfold the historical heritage of this land layer by layer. The cornfield witnessed the budding love, and the dragon's roar deep in the cave awakened the ancient legend of dragon veins. The love between Ling Fei and Su Qing grows in the dim light of the pendant. From the proposal in the cornfield to the three thunders when the Taoist priest solemnizes the marriage, from the tender instructions of the adoptive parents to the fireworks feast attended by the whole village, every moment is soaked in the simplicity and sincerity of the country. When the dragon pattern lights up in the night sky and becomes the Milky Way, when the aroma of rice from hundreds of families fills the village, the story of Chenjiacun has long gone beyond the search for treasures. Here are the harvests grown by the villagers with their own hands, the corn dance and bells passed down from generation to generation, the transformation of the lost and the laughter of the reunited. The wine jar buried deep under the old locust tree hides the expectation of a ten-year agreement; the innocence of a child running towards the Taoist hat when he is holding a wedding ceremony continues the mission of guardianship of the dragon vein. This is a chapter intertwined with local warmth and fantasy. In the sweet smell of corn and the warmth of pendants, it tells the bond between the land and people's hearts, and interprets the simplest happiness - brewing years with perseverance, and guarding home with true love.