On the cold night after Wang Mang's fall, the Brazilian boy Chen Shou trekked for three months just to find a ray of light between the broken walls of Le'an - it was the relic of Kuang Heng's chiseling through the wall to steal the light, and it was also a symbol of the poor scholar who relied on faith to rewrite his destiny.
An oil lamp wrapped with lotus seeds was passed from the Western Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms. It illuminated the golden age of Zhenguan from the remnant monument of the academy, reflected Zhu Xi's pen tip, lit up Guan Hanqing's stage, and finally turned into an ever-extinguishing electronic screen in the memorial hall.
The lotus flowers in the pond have withered and bloomed, the wooden plaques of the school have been destroyed and re-erected, but the original intention of "people are the foundation of the country" and the wisdom of "harmony without difference" have long taken root in the soil along the lotus stems and merged into the blood along with the wicks.
Two thousand years later, the girl with braids looked at the hole in the wall in the animation and asked, "Why did the wall need to be cut?" Her mother pointed to the lights on the street and said, "Because someone once gambled their whole life for a beam of light."
This is not a legend, it is the light hidden in every ordinary person's heart - as long as you dare to chase it, it can illuminate the ages.
