Three years ago, the Panknot bracelet that Yumo knitted by herself was returned, and the boy Shen Yanqing who said he wanted to show the Chinese knot to the world disappeared.
Three years later, she became a well-known Hanfu jade pendant knot designer in the industry. She stayed in the dilapidated studio left by her master and struggled with the 0.1 Mm deviation in tightness. She declined the joint invitation from the Intangible Cultural Heritage Association, declined the investor's dinner, and people in the circle scolded her for being arrogant. She said: "The knot of a rope will fall apart even if it's a millimeter away, and a person's heart will fall apart if it's just a breath away."
Until the boy who had been "dead" for three years opened the door to her studio as an investor.
He brought life-saving funds, but also an even more stifling request - to industrialize her intangible cultural heritage knots. Tightness deviation, process reduction, factory assembly line... They are forced to deal with drawings and samples. And when the truth about three years ago was peeled away, Yumo discovered that the broken rope had already left a bloody mark on his palm.
This is a story about the tightness of knots and the softness and hardness of people's hearts.
The rope has knots, and people have disasters.
