Lin Nuo, a young man with low self-esteem and a sensitive "earless rabbit", has a secret skill of random stitch embroidery that is on the verge of being lost. He has been hiding in the corner of the studio all year round, afraid to see the light, until he met Jiang Yubai, a pen and line drawing genius who carries the shackles of the Jiang family's century-old heritage.
A pen, an embroidery thread, two lonely souls collided. They used paintings as a promise and embroidery as a matchmaker to redeem each other and illuminate each other. They broke the rigid barriers of intangible inheritance and resisted the malicious suppression of capital. They took root in the mountains of southwest China to build intangible cultural heritage classrooms and brought traditional skills to left-behind children.
From the overall championship of the domestic intangible cultural heritage exhibition, to the spotlight of the Louvre, to the world stage of the United Nations, they led China's intangible cultural heritage to become gods all the way. Not only did they live as each other's light, but they also built an intangible cultural heritage lighthouse across mountains and seas, allowing a century-old fire to spread without borders.
