
You Study in My University and I Marry You as My Bride. It's Fair.
你读我大学,我娶你新娘,很公平
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 223k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
3.6kReads
7.2Score
238Shelves
97Chapters
882Listens
402.8kReads · all time
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I can't eat this history alone [awkward laugh]
Good
I'll give you some credit, I feel like you can't finish this book without a few thousand chapters. Come on
There are also books to read
It's very interesting and the plot is very well arranged. It's a pity that there is a lot more that could be continued, but it's a pity that it's over.
Not bad, the storyline is lively and interesting!
It's quite interesting, the plot has ups and downs, not bad [laughing][laughing][laughing]
The actual level of this book is about four stars. Because it is short and not too cruel, I will add one star. The shortcomings are that it is relatively bland, has a clichéd nature, and has no particularly explosive plot, but it can be entertaining.
Ups and downs, clear thinking, good, good, worth a look
The writing is profound, the details of life are thick, smooth and reasonable, and the tightness is tight. Recommended as a good book
It's pretty, really
Betrothal gifts and betrothal gifts play with words!
Super pretty! Worth a look In the fireworks of intangible cultural heritage, see the everlasting civilization - read "Rebirth of Intangible Cultural Heritage, I will make old craftsmanship popular all over the world!" Feelings When I opened this book, I thought it was a common rebirth routine, but I touched the most vivid pulse of intangible cultural heritage between the lines. In the story, the protagonist returns to time with a modern vision, allowing old crafts that are on the verge of being lost to go out of the alleys and into the world - the stitches of Suzhou embroidery have entered the international fashion week, the mortise and tenon structure supports Internet celebrity buildings, and ancient pottery has become a trendy product sought after by young people. There are no floating golden fingers, only awe and innovation of traditional skills. It is both passionate and healing to read. What moved me most was the profound interpretation of the word "inheritance" in the book. The protagonist does not blindly retro, but uses live streaming to bring goods to old craftsmen to be seen, uses cross-border design to adapt old craftsmanship to modern life, and uses cultural narrative to make intangible cultural heritage a language that crosses borders. Those seemingly "outdated" skills hide the aesthetics and wisdom of our ancestors: the colors of Shu brocade hide the mountains, rivers, sun and moon, the patterns of bamboo weaving hide mechanical ingenuity, and the patterns of batik hide national memory. When these old craftsmanship returns to the public eye in new forms, what we see is not only the revival of a craft, but also the awakening of a national cultural gene. The book is not deliberately sensational, but the details are touching: the solemnity of the old craftsmen when they hold the protagonist's hand and teach them unique techniques, the wonder of foreign friends when they caress the intangible cultural heritage works, and the enthusiasm of young people when they take the initiative to learn skills from their masters. These moments made me understand that intangible cultural heritage is never a cold exhibit in a museum, but a living culture that can be integrated into life and nourish the soul. It needs someone to stick to its roots, and it also needs someone to break down barriers and let tradition and modernity collide. After closing the book, I couldn't help but think of the gradually forgotten old crafts around me - my grandmother's paper-cutting, the sugar paintings in the alley, and the wood carvings in my hometown. This book is not only a wonderful story, but also a gentle call to remind us to pay attention to the cultural treasures hidden in the world of fireworks. When more and more people are willing to understand, love and inherit intangible cultural heritage, these old craftsmanship will not die out, but will continue to be revitalized in the long river of time, becoming a cultural bridge connecting the past and the future, the local and the world. If you are also passionate about traditional culture, or want to find healing and strength besides refreshing articles, this book is worth reading. It will make you believe that those old craftsmanship that has been preserved by time will always have the power to impress people and will always be worthy of being seen by the world.
Not bad, really beautiful
Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang
Not bad, look what you are saying
I'll give it 4 stars first and I'll give it more later.
Rich and exciting content
Good, good, good, good, good
The novel is quite interesting, but evil people must be punished.
There are too many regrets in life, I hope literature can give me warmth!
The article is written smoothly and reads smoothly.
The male protagonist became self-reliant after his rebirth. I am very satisfied with this article.
It can be good-looking, it can be really good-looking, it can be really good-looking, it can be
Short and concise, you can watch it