[Completed. The same-type upcoming novels, Don't Rush Me, I'm Making Money! and My Suzhou Embroidery Is a Little Different, are both fully written before release, as usual. No abandonment, no rushed ending. Add them to your favorites if you like them!]
While other college students grind for GPA, I'm restoring national treasures.
My classroom is the Mogao Caves, and my final exam is to bring Tang dynasty murals back from the brink.
My advisor says, "If you can't restore them, our civilization will lose a piece of its history."
Ye Qingci: That's a lot of pressure, but stay calm. I've got this.
At fourteen, Ye Qingci was specially recruited by the National Cultural Relics Restoration Center.
Her advisor is a celebrated master and national treasure. Her teammates are geniuses from top universities.
Everyone is waiting to see how this small-town girl will embarrass herself.
Until she...
uses the lost "draft-transfer method" to recreate a thousand-year-old embroidery pattern;
brings stained Dunhuang sutras back to life with a multispectral imager;
at an ancient Guge site 4,300 meters above sea level, pulls flaking murals back from the brink of destruction.
Only then do people realize: she isn't just restoring artifacts. She's restoring the broken links in our civilization.
Later, an international panel of experts challenges her: "The Chinese method isn't scientific!"
Ye Qingci livestreams the restoration of a Ming dynasty painting, watched by a million viewers:
"This is called 'invisible mending,' a thread-level restoration. Can your country's equipment do that?"
The genius by her side develops the most advanced instruments for her;
her former rivals become her closest teammates;
and she will personally cut off the unseen hand trying to send national treasures overseas.
A suspected treasure looted from the Old Summer Palace appears at an international auction house.
Ye Qingci is ordered to authenticate it. She takes one look. "It's fake."
An expert from another country scoffs. "Proof?"
She opens her portable toolbox. "I just finished restoring the real one last year. It's in the Palace Museum now."
Expert: "..."
The next day's headline: "China Successfully Reclaims Lost Cultural Relics. The Hero Is a Teenage Restorer"
[Reader's Guide]
The story focuses on her career and the team's growth together, journeying from Jiangnan to Dunhuang, from Kizil to Guge. A sweeping chronicle of restoring Silk Road civilizations.
Theme: Wherever her fingertips pass, a thousand years bloom anew.
After reading it, although I started from a young age, I still feel that there is too little content about adulthood, and the timeline of some of the time in the middle is quite confusing. When I read the forum, I also wondered if this was the case. I felt that the age in the forum seemed to be two or three years older. The writing in other places is really good. Many of the knowledge about cultivating cultural relics have been studied very hard, and the system plug-in part is also very appropriate. Qingci's achievements are all achieved step by step by himself. The only drawback is that the rebirth part is poorly written. I feel that Qingci's predecessor did not explain too much. The mental journey of deciding to join the cultural preservation industry in this life is not very clearly described. It is a bit bland, as if it just followed the flow of water and naturally went to work in cultural preservation. The logic of the characters' actions is a bit unclear, but the process of writing about the restoration of an object is very detailed and well written. All in all, it feels like a pretty good article, but it's a pity that I only have this few collections. I hope my full subscription can give my wife some confidence.
I like this article, maybe there are many more stories to hold, but that doesn't stop me from liking 🎆
More interesting extras! ^ˇ^/~
[Orange Candy] Got [Purple Candy] kswl Well, we are all strengthening ourselves, redeeming ourselves, comforting ourselves, and enlightening ourselves. In fact, through your words, I feel your expectation and love for life. He might be hiding somewhere, lying there quietly. Want to be discovered by you.
Is it over so soon! Then please write more extras!
Congratulations on the completion, and life is colorful, live in the moment, and move forward [Rose]
Hahahahaha Xiaoye was scared to death when she heard Saffron taking a bath.
Reading this book every day is a pleasure and I look forward to it every day
Teacher: I beg you
The little bamboo weaving girl should also get better and better.