Have you ever thought that the source of the "explosive miracle" of modern Western science may be a group of banned classics in China three hundred years ago?
In 1637, Song Yingxing wrote the Three Laws of Mechanics, 50 years earlier than Newton's "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy";
In 1524, Wang Wensu completed the core algorithm of calculus, 170 years earlier than Leibniz;
In 1637, Song Yingxing drew a prototype of a steam engine, 75 years before Newcomen's practical steam engine.
These world-leading achievements were systematically burned in the Qing Dynasty and smuggled to Europe by missionaries, erasing their Eastern origins and packaging them as Western originals.
Three hundred years later, a moth-eaten scroll allowed ancient book restorer Shen Yan to uncover this shocking scam that had lasted for five hundred years.
"This story is an imaginary historical novel. The plot, characters, and files are all artistic fiction and do not correspond to real history.
