Lin Chen, the heir to the intangible cultural heritage "Lin's Woodwork", won a landmark project worth 100 billion for the company with his "seventy-two movable tenons". However, he was framed by Vice President Zhao Kai and was kicked out by his uncle Lin Zhenhai. Even the ancestral "Secret Records of Woodwork" was almost stolen.
"Stolen craftsmanship cannot support ambitions!" He used the ancient construction studio to broadcast live, restoring the mortise and tenon joints of the Song Dynasty, and exposed Zhao Kai's fake drawings - glue marks, wrong angles, and inferior wood were all stripped away. Millions of netizens went online to fight against the fakes. The stock price of "Dingsheng Construction" plummeted, the cooperation collapsed, and Zhao Kai became the laughing stock of the industry.
After that, he opened a workshop to recruit apprentices and adhered to the "heart and hand unity" rule. Customized furniture became so popular that customers were willing to wait for three months. Even the ancient construction team of the Forbidden City invited him to restore century-old mortise and tenon joints. From a small workshop in the alley to showrooms in Paris and New York, from a falsely accused "leaker" to a globally sought-after "guardian of intangible cultural heritage", Lin Chen used his old plan to prove that true craftsmanship is never afraid of being buried, and those who stick to the bottom line will eventually reach the top.
This is a cool article that relies on intangible cultural heritage to counterattack, and it is also a passionate journey to continue writing legends with the wisdom of ancestors - watching small people overturn the industry's shady industry and let the world see the thousand-year charm of Oriental woodwork!
