"Celadon Reflects Mountains and Rivers"
In the Nanjing Six Dynasties Museum, in front of the floor-to-ceiling window known as the "Jinling Window" on the third floor, Xie Qinglan met a stranger.
He just happened to be there painting, and she just happened to be standing where he was painting. He casually said the name of the mountain outside the window - Fuzhou Mountain, but she was stunned. Because in her dream for many years, someone pointed to the same mountain and asked the same sentence.
Jiang Linyan didn't understand why he walked into this museum by accident when he first came to Nanjing; why he couldn't take a step forward when he saw the window; why he felt as if he had been waiting for a long time for the woman in front of him.
What they don't know is that more than a thousand years ago, under the same mountains and rivers in Jiankang City, a down-and-out scholar and a young lady from an aristocratic family once stood on a high place and looked at Mount Fuzhou, and they fell in love with each other at a glance. The family background is like a natural chasm, they secretly stayed together, and were eventually forced to separate. When they parted, they each held a celadon bracelet - that was their only token and a lifelong thought.
Thousands of years later, she walked into the same city wearing the ancestral one on her wrist. And he returned from thousands of miles away with the other half of his memory. He didn't know what he was looking for until he saw her silhouette in front of the window and the familiar celadon color on her wrist.
Shanhe is a witness. It remembers every promise and waits for every old friend.
When the two bracelets are reunited, it is the time when the old friend returns.
