An ancestral jade bracelet hides a spiritual realm, and Jingli can make spiritual plants grow in the space by drawing with a brush. She devoted herself to painting, and the plants and trees she painted were vivid and lifelike, creating immortal achievements along the way.
Mr. Mo, a pharmacologist, is always keenly aware of the extraordinary charm in her herbal medicine and paintings. The two resonate with herbal medicine through calligraphy and painting, and they are unspoken confidants.
The heroine enriches herself with Baicao scrolls, and the two slowly get to know each other in the daily fireworks. In the Chinese-style vegetation and the fragrance of ink, they gain growth and tender feelings.
Purpose: To inherit the context of Materia Medica through pen and ink, to achieve self-growth in ordinary daily life, to praise the restrained love that unites the soul, and to convey a life attitude of gentleness, peace, and inward exploration.