Before she died of illness, Lin Daiyu never expected to travel back to the Republic of China period. She looked at the woman in front of her who was coughing up blood due to tuberculosis, and felt extremely distressed.
"Sister Huiyin, you should take good care of yourself and leave the rest to me." Lin Huiyin supported his illness and persistently pulled her to study ancient buildings together: "Sister Daiyu, this is our root, we can't forget it."
Two talented women join forces to protect cultural heritage in troubled times.
Many years later, Lin Daiyu stood on the podium of UNESCO, holding the drawing in her hand: "Every era should have a female voice." In the audience, Lin Huiyin sat in a wheelchair, smiled and applauded, and gently stroked the book "The Story of the Stone" on her lap.
