"Green Rain Falls in the Wilderness" is a literary work that combines the restoration of cultural relics, the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage and a fateful love affair that spans nine years. The story is based on the endangered "Rain Porcelain" craft. It tells the story of the Forbidden City restorer Gu Huaizhou and the Rain Porcelain inheritor Shen Weixi. In the collision between traditional skills and modern civilization, how they used broken porcelain pieces to piece together a cultural code that spans three generations.
When the fireworks in the winter night illuminate the deep palace of the Forbidden City, and when the green rain descends on the wasteland of the south of the Yangtze River, two souls separated by the ancestral precepts discover a secret older than love in the blend of glaze and rainwater - the ice cracks carved on the porcelain body are originally star maps that have traveled through thousands of years; the rainwater seeping into the soil will eventually cause a forest of crystal clusters to bloom in the broken wasteland.
After nine years of separation and three blue rains, they guarded the common fire of civilization on their own tracks. It wasn't until that night at the beacon tower in the desert, when the broken porcelain sprouted under the moonlight, that they finally understood: the deepest crack is exactly where the light comes in.
Concept: "At the rupture of civilization inheritance, use love and pain as glaze, let the brokenness be reborn into new stars."