Thirty-eight-year-old Ye Chen, who has a master's degree in archeology from Peking University, has been sitting on the bench in the archives of the County Cultural Relics Bureau for twelve years. Social fear, poverty, seriousness - everyone said he was sick.
Until he met an ancient jade on a street stall.
He used a Raman spectrometer to detect imitations of Russian materials and used a microscope to see through modern high-speed drilling marks. Sun Huaiyu, the master of jade from the Forbidden City, stood up and said, "Your eyes shouldn't be in this small place."
A piece of jade reveals a counterfeiting empire spanning across the Taiwan Strait and three places. A serious confrontation involved him in a life-or-death journey to chase the murderer. When the national treasures lost overseas surfaced, and when his mentor was falsely accused and imprisoned - Ye Chen discovered that the most difficult thing to identify is not jade, but the human heart.
A man nourishes jade for three years, and jade nourishes him for a lifetime. This time, he wants every piece of ancient jade to speak the truth.
