Siheyuan: System Activation, Qin Huairu Visited Me at Night

Su Chen, an ancient building restorer, traveled to the world of "Love in the Courtyard" and became a descendant of an old Chinese medicine practitioner, awakening to the inheritance system of ancient buildings. Faced with the ancestral home that had been invaded by birds and complicated interpersonal conflicts, he relied on his lost mortise and tenon skills, the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine and his vision beyond the times to not only recover the ancestral property, but also transform the dilapidated courtyard into a beacon for the inheritance of craftsmanship. From renovating illegal buildings, opening free clinics, and establishing mutual aid cooperatives; from repairing the drainage system of the Ming and Qing Dynasties to developing military-grade radiators; in the storms of special times, he led the whole hospital, young and old, to stick to their ingenuity and transform traditional skills into a "Chinese business card" for exporting and earning foreign exchange. When the spring tide of reform and opening up surged, Su Chen already held the code of skills that had been passed down for thousands of years. Standing at the forefront of the times, he vowed to let the green bricks and gray tiles of the courtyard reflect the road of rejuvenation of a nation's ingenuity.