Wild Geese and Xin Meet Each Other

Jingkang was in chaos, the mountains and rivers were broken, the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River were buried in the dust, and the cultural heritage of Bianjing was cut off by the smoke of war. A woman uses a needle as a pen to embroider the mountains and rivers of her homeland; a man uses ink as a sword to preserve his cultural heritage. The needle and thread meet the pen and ink, and the south of the Yangtze River meets the northwest. In the troubled times of displacement, we weave a piece of warmth in the troubled times with art as the root and the heart as the hometown.