The "Jinhuatang", a famous weaving family in the south of the Yangtze River, collapsed, leaving only the ancient "Tianshui Bi" dyeing method that was on the verge of being lost. The eldest daughter Shen Qingmo was recalled from the embroidery workshop. All she faced was a mess, a harsh marriage contract, and the industry leader who was eager to uproot the Shen family.
Everyone was waiting to see how this "embroidered lady" would cry and beg for mercy.
No one knows that Shen Qingmo's hands can not only embroider the "Pictures of Landscapes" worth tens of millions of dollars, but can also accurately control every centimeter of temperature difference and water quality in the dye vat. While others were still fighting over a piece of material, she had brought the lost "Tian Shui Bi" back to the world, attracting merchants from all over the world to cross the threshold.
Xie Jingxing, Sanlang of the Xie family in the capital, appeared to be a son of an idle family who came to break off their engagement, but in fact he was sent south to rectify the chaos with the emperor's orders. He watched with cold eyes as she rebuilt the pavilion on top of the ruins, from a piece of cloth to a workshop, and from a workshop to a trade road that ran from north to south.
One wants to revive the family business and protect the efforts of his ancestors in front of the dye vat;
One wants to eliminate the accumulated shortcomings and place the latitude and longitude of the world on the chessboard.
At first, he handed over the document dissolving the engagement; later, he pushed half of the family heirloom "Weaving Examination" in front of her and whispered:
"Ms. Shen, my life and fortune are all staked on your vat of dye."
This is a powerful alliance that begins with breaking off the engagement, being loyal to talents, and conforming to ideals. Let's see how Shen Qingmo, a strange woman from the south of the Yangtze River, dyes her beautiful future with vegetation, and weaves a piece of her national beauty and beauty between the warp and weft.
Intention: The word "Jin" can refer to a bright future and prosperity, which fits the image of women's growth and career achievements. It is also often associated with elements such as national style, Chinese clothing, and weaving; the word "Mo" is closely related to the core of national style, and can be extended to include literary ink, skills, and non-fiction. The inheritance (such as ink making, calligraphy and painting, etc.) Echoes the intangible cultural heritage theme direction of works such as "Family Business"; the word "Xing" means walking, practicing, and traveler, implying the heroine's exploration and action on the road of life, which is full of dynamics and narrative space.