Su Nian, a restorer of cultural relics in the Forbidden City, once traveled back to the 1970s and became a "speculative" young woman that everyone shouted at?
Don't be afraid! She could hear the antique breathing!
[You touch a broken piece of Ding kiln porcelain and 'see' Song Huizong's court banquet and the turmoil of the dynasty.
[You pick up a rusty iron sword from the Han Dynasty and 'hear' the loyal and unyielding lament of the border guard general.
[You caress a dusty huanghuali wood chair and 'feel' the hard work of Ming Dynasty craftsmen and the whine of being almost burned as firewood.
[You hold up a broken bronze tripod from the Shang and Zhou dynasties and 'experience' the grand occasion of ancient sacrifices and the loneliness of being abandoned in a scrapyard.
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Others pick up treasures to get rich, but Su Nian searches for treasures to bring national treasures home!
In that era when everything was in ruins, Su Nian single-handedly fought against the tide of the times and the loss of cultural relics.
Scrapyard owner: Nian girl, do you want all this scrap metal? (Later, it became the treasure of the museum)
Old Country Farmer: Let me light this broken chair for you! (Later, it amazed the world at auction)
Overseas collector: I'll pay one million! Dollars! (Su Nian: Get lost, this is from China!)
From the infamous "Little Troublemaker" to the revered patron saint of national treasures.
What Su Nian restored was not only the artifacts, but also the five thousand years of memory and glory of a nation flowing in the blood!
Concept: Every brick and tile tells history