Cun Qingyuan, the eldest daughter of the Cun family silver shop in Shizhai Village in western Yunnan during the Republic of China, was born with a talent for silversmithing, but was stuck in the ancestral tradition of "passing it on to men but not to women". She hid behind a curtain and learned secretly for thirteen years, developing superb carving and pattern translation skills. No one could repair the broken protective box in the Tibetan area. Uncle Cun Shoushan took the opportunity to attack and forced her to show her cowardice in public. She clutched the old chisel left by her mother and repaired the protective box with her superb craftsmanship. She broke the rumor that "women cannot touch the furnace" and took the first step to take charge of the furnace. After that, she tried to overcome obstacles for seven days, left a seal in the silver market to gain a reputation, opened up the market in Lijiang and killed profiteers, passed through dangerous obstacles on the Tea Horse Road, tried her heart to win recognition in Tibet, and recognized the seal as a legend. She used craftsmanship as a blade and wisdom as a shield to find out the truth about her brother's murder, solve the old case of the Cun family's furnace shutdown, and clear away internal enemies and industry prejudice. Lu Yunchi, the head of the horse caravan on the Ancient Tea Horse Road, went from admiring her with cold eyes to walking side by side, keeping her cargo safe and protecting her smooth road ahead. The two developed a long-lasting friendship through thick and thin. In the end, Cun Qingyuan broke the centuries-old ancestral rule and founded a women's workshop, integrating Tibetan and Chinese silverware techniques. The girl who secretly learned from behind the curtain transformed into a generation of master craftsmen in Yunhe silverware industry. A woman in charge of the stove can also maintain her ingenuity and shine on her family. This is a counterattack based on strength, and it is also a legend where intangible cultural heritage and female power are intertwined!
Purpose: This article is based on the silversmith industry in western Yunnan in the Republic of China, and revolves around the counterattack growth of the heroine Cun Qingyuan, connecting the two cores of "inheritance of intangible cultural heritage" and "female awakening to break the situation". The heroine breaks the feudal ancestral rule of "passing on men but not women", uses hard-core silversmith skills to resolve crises and clear obstacles, and integrates Tibetan and Chinese skills to create a women's workshop, interpreting the core of intangible cultural heritage that "crafts can only survive through inheritance and innovation"; at the same time, her own transformation proves that women do not need to be dependent and can become famous based on their strength, breaking gender prejudice. Supplemented by the two-way running of the male and female protagonists and the warm bonds of family and allies, the intangible inheritance and female power are intertwined to write a warm and powerful era counterattack legend.