Introduction to the work "Beacon Fire Glaze"
In Shanghai in 1936, Gu Qingyi, the daughter of a silk and satin shop, and Lu Shou'an, a restorer of cultural relics in the Forbidden City, became friends because of glass. However, in troubled times, the national treasure moved south, and the two gave each other a broken glass bead as a promise of peace. In the midst of the war, Qingyi met Cheng Jingyao, a Nanyang military officer. Due to the importance of his family and country, he had no choice but to get married. However, he finally reunited with Lu Shouan on the Burma Highway and experienced the pain of life, death and choice. In the post-war years, she kept the colored glaze tokens and the last wishes of her old friends, passed down her craftsmanship between Nanyang and her homeland, and built a colored glaze museum with the Cheng family heritage. The love in the flames of war and the perseverance of civilization, with the glimmer of colored glaze, illuminated the safe years of the mountains and rivers, and wrote about the affectionate bond between family and country in troubled times.
