When capital swept the antique streets with "nano restoration technology", Lin Yanqiu guarded the "Yanqiu Hall" passed down by his grandfather, using the seven-day paint-mixing gold repair process to compete with the efficiency of the assembly line. Zhao Kun's company laughed at her as "stupid" and said that she could repair hundreds of cultural relics in one day, but she squatted in the workshop, huffing at the cracks in the Tang Sancai horse to tell the age, and used horse tail hair mixed with fish maw glue to mend the mane - this was a rule taught by her grandfather. Restoration is about chatting with old objects, and there is no need to rush. From being ridiculed as "sooner or later being eliminated" to stunning everyone with her golden mane on the booth, from the pressure of capital to Zhao Kun taking the initiative to ask for cooperation, she used the patch marks engraved with the word "Autumn" to prove that the fate of old craftsmanship is never to be replaced, but to keep every crack alive with warmth. See how the stubborn restorer defies the times with his ingenuity and makes the light of intangible cultural heritage the most dazzling force in the fast-paced world.
