Su Yanxin, a Ph. D. In materials engineering, unexpectedly discovered that the "spirit" of old items actually originated from the awakening of the "fire" of the sleeping first-generation industrial nanorobots. With a warm love for old things and a scientist's insight, she founded the "Lingxi Symbiosis Commune" and used "self-organization theory" to guide the refined objects to find new value in the community: rusty bicycles became "iron rides" to guard the neighborhood, and yellowed old books became "living dictionaries" in the community library. Faced with the quietly growing "object discrimination", Su Yanxin joined hands with her partners to give waste new life with material intelligence technology, and promoted a "gentle revolution" about understanding and symbiosis. Finally, the "Smart Object Bill of Rights" was born in the morning light, composing a piece of urban symbiosis where old things have a new voice and everything is animistic.
