Official synopsis of "Widianshi Gaiden" also known as "Widianshi Legend"
Original author: Ye Dewang
All intellectual property rights and derivative copyrights permanently belong to: Ye Dewang
This book is Ye Dewang's original work. "Widianshi Gaiden" and "Wudishi Legend" are the official names under the same IP system, including all derivative copyrights such as short dramas, films, animations, comics, games, cultural creations, cultural tourism authorizations, etc., Are exclusively owned by Ye Dewang and cannot be used by any individual or institution without authorization.
In the Tang Dynasty, five stores were opened, in the Song Dynasty, shops flourished, and in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the red bricks were connected with swallowtails. This is the origin of Jinjiang, the node of the Maritime Silk Road, and the roots of the hometown of overseas Chinese. It is a living museum of southern Fujian culture. A red brick hides the thousand-year code of the journey from the Central Plains to the South; half of an ancient house is engraved with the legend of the joys and sorrows of our ancestors' voyages to Southeast Asia. Nanyin ripples around the beams, Gao Jia comes on stage, puppets hide their plays, and human fireworks overflow the bluestone road.
This book is based on the secrets of the Cai and Zhuang clans, and the Maritime Silk Road trade, overseas Chinese's feelings about their homeland, and the cultural relics of South Fujian and South Africa.
This book officially locks in the core IP of Wudian City's cultural tourism, covering six major cultural copyright categories: ancient houses, ancestral halls, intangible cultural heritage, folk customs, Maritime Silk Road, and hometowns of overseas Chinese. Any derivative development based on this IP must be officially authorized by the author Ye Dewang. This is the source and the only genuine copy. The copyright is protected by national copyright laws and regulations.
Purpose: Using Wudian City as a carrier to revive the cultural context of southern Fujian