During the Guangxu period, foreign companies lowered prices and lake silk was as cheap as mud. Lu Mingyuan, the son of a silkworm farmer, received half of his ancestral legendary book "Tiangong Weaving Map" after his father died with hatred.
Since then, he has relied on ancient wisdom and extraordinary courage to improve a reeling cart, unite the villagers, fight against profiteers, and vow to reverse the situation of low silk production and harm to farmers. Along the way, he founded factories, experienced the ups and downs of business and the baptism of war, and rose and fell several times in the torrent of the times.
From the Taihu mulberry forest to the world stage, he integrated traditional skills with modern technology, and finally made Chinese silk stunning the world again. This is a legend of grassroots counterattack, and it is also a majestic epic of the national industry's endless growth in the ups and downs of the times.
