Lu Xiu is an intangible inheritor of Su embroidery. He inherited a set of "Hundred Birds Facing the Phoenix" embroidery thread from his mother, but was told that "after embroidering the eyes of the phoenix, something bad will happen." Until she was restoring an old embroidery piece for the museum, she discovered that the phoenix eyes on the embroidery were blank, and the embroidery thread material was exactly the same as her "Hundred Birds Facing the Phoenix" embroidery thread.
Lu Xiu dug out his mother's embroidery book, and the last page read "The phoenix opens its eyes, and the embroiderer changes her soul." That night, she dreamed that her mother was trapped in the embroidery and waving to her. The next day, the director of the museum sent a letter, written by his mother: "In order to keep the soul of Su Xiu, I voluntarily trapped in the embroidery. Now it's up to you to choose whether to release me." At this time, the embroidery thread in Lu Xiu's hand suddenly wrapped around itself, slowly outlining the eyes of the phoenix on the cloth.
