When Su Qingglai, an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, entered university with the obsession of "keeping pottery alive", she unexpectedly bumped into Lu Xingci, a top student in the cultural industry. One is a craftsman who only knows how to make lost glazes but does not understand business, and the other is an entrepreneur who is proficient in market planning but cannot even knead clay. From campus workplaces to entrepreneurial incubation bases, they work side by side in the collision of tradition and modernity, using celadon glaze and ingenuity to create the intangible cultural heritage dream belonging to Generation Z. This is a two-way guardianship—accompanying you to maintain your art and accompanying you to grow.
