Su Heng, the general manager of the Dayin Dynasty Manufacturing Office, once had a broken jade dream, and transformed into an intern art student at the Modern Cultural Relics Restoration Center.
There is no carved beam or painted pillar in the palm of my hand. There is LED cold light in front of me, but the carving knife is still sharp and the ingenuity has not faded.
Cold forging resets the silver tire, pins are used to mend mortise and tenon joints, and fish bladders are glued to green feathers. These ancient skills forgotten by modern times shine again from her fingertips.
There is no system blessing, no grievances between wealthy families, only a box of ancient arts and a sense of ingenuity, burning the fire of intangible inheritance in the modern city.
See the former palace chiefs carving the secular world with jade fingers, giving ancient art a new lease of life.
