Wen Si has inherited the ancient methods of Nuo opera since he was a child, guarding a Nuo altar, covering himself with cold Nuo noodles all year round, and abiding by the sacrificial rules. He has a cold and taciturn temperament, and is bound by the village's rules. He has been trapped in incense rituals for half his life.
Yan Jiucang was born in the depths of Cangshan Mountain in the Miao territory and grew up in the mountains and forests. He was proficient in the art of grass poison and was accustomed to playing the reed pipe. His temperament was casual and unruly, and he was full of the wild spirit of the mountains and was free and unrestrained.
In a chance encounter, a stranger from Cangshan discovered Nuo Lang's features hidden under his mask.
One abides by the rituals and teachings of the Nuo altar, the other lives in the wild forests of the Miao border; the other is trapped in the rules of the world, and the other chases the wind in the mountains and fields.
Mountains and seas separate us, our customs are different, and there are many barriers, but we are bound to each other.
The sound of reeds circled the Nuo altar, and Nuo songs spread across the Cangshan Mountain. The two people who used to stay in their own corner have since walked through the mountains and fields together, crossing the gap between region and world, untying their obsessions and knots, and walking together day and night.
A sweet story about being cold and silent and enduring × being wet and crying ~
Purpose: Inheriting traditional Chinese culture