Dreams of Jin City: The Prefect and Bamboo Weaving

The ancient Sophora japonica serves as evidence, and the cultural context illuminates the galaxy. After following this story, there is always a gentle and heavy power lingering in my heart. There is no intense plot with ups and downs, but it uses a thousand-year-old locust tree as a guide to adhere to the context of more than a hundred years, and the writing is touching. Li Wan's life was a life of traveling from all over the world to protect intangible cultural heritage, to returning to the ancient locust tree to make up for his regrets. She traveled across the galaxy with her youthful enthusiasm, bringing old craftsmanship to the Milky Way. She also used her old age to focus on making up for the inheritance foundation that she missed back then. This original intention of being consistent and lasting is far more moving than the vigorous work. Thousand-year-old locust trees are witnesses of time and the embodiment of cultural context. At the end, the sky opens up and the earth moves slightly. The moment when Li Yuan reaches out to Li Wan is a reunion that spans thousands of years, and it is a complete closed loop passed down from generation to generation. It turns out that the most precious thing is never the earth-shattering achievements, but the persistence of sticking to the roots and not forgetting the original intention. The craftsmanship is everlasting and the context is boundless. This story uses gentle writing to tell the most authentic meaning of inheritance, which is worth pondering carefully.