Ancient Scrolls of Mountains and Rivers: Bianshui Mulberry Fields Miles Ago

During the Xining period of the Song Dynasty, there were many new policies and undercurrents. An unjust case of family extermination in Bianliang, Tokyo, caused Shen Lingwei, the daughter of a doctor from the Imperial College, to live incognito on the wasteland of the Bianhe River. She carried agricultural books handed down from her ancestors, used mulberry fields as pen and Caohe River as ink, opened up wasteland in a corner of Suzhou, planted mulberries, and started weaving Bianshui brocade. Xiao Jingheng was dismissed from the clan to guard the passes and manage river work, and protected the people's livelihood with iron blood and tenderness. The two of them survived the strife in the palace and house, established a career in the market, and built a family in the mist of Jiangnan. This is not only a counterattack history of farming and building a family, but also a long scroll of the mountains and rivers of the Song Dynasty spanning Guanzhong, Heluo, and Jiangnan. The work is based on the "Song Hui Yao Collection" and "Tokyo Meng Hua Lu", with real historical geography as the bones, and the warmth and coldness of the world as the flesh, allowing the thousand-year-old cultural context to be rejuvenated in the mulberry fields of Bian River and the willow color of the palace walls, and finally continue to write the "Mountain and River Ancient Scroll" that has been passed down through the ages.