He is a mute guardian of the imperial mausoleum. Day after day, he uses a carving knife to record every movement of the tomb on the cold stone wall. She was a beloved concubine who was given the opportunity to die and be buried after the new emperor ascended the throne. She died unjustly, and her soul was imprisoned in the coffin forever, and she was not allowed to be reincarnated.
When the mute's carving knife meets the lamentation of the wronged soul, a taboo "dialogue" quietly begins in the dark underground palace. He wiped her coffin and carved her favorite poems on the stone wall; she used the stone powder to briefly appear, responding to his loneliness with eyes that no one could understand. They are the only comfort on the border between life and death.
However, the calm guard was finally broken. The new emperor's decree to move the mausoleum came like a reminder. In order to protect her resting place, he used his flesh and blood to stand in front of the coffin and allowed random arrows to pierce her heart.
When his warm blood seeped into the cold stone wall, a miracle happened - what was outlined by the stone powder was no longer a poem, but her complete face. At the last moment of his life, he finally "said" all his love.
This is a story about silence and echo, protection and sacrifice. When words fail, only love and sacrifice can penetrate the barriers of life and death and compose a love song on the stone that moves the world.
Purpose: The purpose of "Stone Language" is to praise the tenacious vitality and pure love bursting out of the bottom characters in desperate situations through a forbidden love in a desperate environment. At the same time, it profoundly exposes the suppression of human nature by the feudal system and triggers readers to think deeply about the dignity of life.