Who knows! Dressed like an orphan girl who was forced by her uncle and aunt to marry an old official in her sixties, I used a broken lacquer dowry to pull myself out of the mud.
Jiang Si, in her previous life, was a cultural relic restorer in the Forbidden City who could bring ancient objects back to life. Once her soul passed through the Western Han Dynasty, she became an orphan girl of the Jiang family who was living in poverty and being at the mercy of others.
The uncle and aunt were greedy and mean, and wanted to sell her for silver; the neighbors looked on with cold eyes and regarded her as just fish on the chopping board.
But they all forgot that her hands were the tools that turned stone into gold.
The lacquered dowry that was almost falling apart was repaired by her to make it look as warm as new, and the shopkeeper of Xishi regarded it as a store treasure;
She changed the pattern of the ordinary linen cloth and dyed it with a grassy color, but the shopkeeper of the cloth shop snatched away her head with copper coins;
The eldest princess's mansion had preserved the remains for many years, and she repaired them, putting even the old craftsmen in the mansion to shame.
She does not cling to powerful people, does not participate in family fights, and does not become anyone's accessory.
She opened a weaving workshop in Chang'an and recruited apprentices. With her craftsmanship, she carved her name into the splendid history of the Han Dynasty.
The taciturn young general who always protected her became the only warmth in her cold world.
He guarded his family and country, and she guarded her craftsmanship. Side by side, they weaved their own beautiful Chang'an amidst the fireworks of the Han Dynasty.
Intention: Women's awareness of independence, no matter what dynasty they are in, should be independent and self-reliant, and live without relying on others!