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Mu... I write and write, and all the emotional lines have become the characters' leisure time snacks. Friends who especially like to watch the male and female protagonists fall in love should not order it...
This is a story with an ordinary narrative and limitations at every turn, and it contains some superficial and personal views on women's confusion.
It seems outrageous, but this is a novel about Chinese lacquer culture that connects many historical allusions.
The original intention of writing this article is that when I was surfing the Internet, I discovered that women in ancient and modern times have more than just a sentimental side. Many of them have patriotic feelings for their family, country, and world. Therefore, with reference to the book "Women of the Scholar Class in the Song Dynasty", we created the heroine Jin Xiuxiu who was born from a common people. In addition, a lot of reference is made to the history of the Song Dynasty and the Han cultural content of the Song Dynasty including folk customs and food.
The protagonists are all mortals with no golden fingers. They can't kill the villain even though they say nothing, so they use the local spirit of self-reliance and self-reliance that has existed since ancient times to consume the villain to death.
The male protagonist was miserable and was misunderstood by everyone as "not good".
Three CP lines:
The main plot of "Painting a Couple": a love-minded male protagonist who is not afraid of strong women, a self-improving male protagonist VS a precocious female protagonist who can stand alone and be beautiful at any time.
Firm love, mutual success
Sub-line "Dream-seeking Couple": a group of playboys who win the hearts of their wives VS strong-willed girls; a group of "patriotic couples" with royal intrigues 1V1
Final HE
Small theater:
When Peng returned home, he complained: "Do you think I'm boring?"
Lady Jin was teaching her daughter and son how to draw the lotus pattern without raising her head: "No."
The tall man continued to ramble: "But the supervisors of several shops came to ask me if I had done anything to feel sorry for you, madam. I haven't seen you smile at me for a whole month."
Jin Xiuxiu forcibly endured the thought of throwing her pen in front of her children: "I brought my daughter to her home, and my son also wanted to marry me. I am about to be a grandmother, and you made me a mother. Get out of here!"
This man who always spoke his mind walked up to Xiao Xing and gently hugged the woman: "It's my fault, don't be angry. Jin Lishan, Peng Heman, why don't you hurry up and serve tea to your mother!"
The two children hurried out of the study.
Jin Xiuxiu saw that she didn't want to talk to him anymore, so she waved her hand and said, "Give me the account books of the new company. If you make more profits than in the first half of the year, I will forgive you."
After that, she pointed to the narrow temporary bed in the study room...
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Modern archaeologists have unearthed the gold-resistant lacquerware of the Southern Song Dynasty that shocked the world, confirming the origin of the gold-resistant lacquerware of the Flower Planting Country, and preventing the academic circles of neighboring countries from appropriating the lacquer culture of the Flower Planting Country. The story revolves around the origin of this cultural relic
The lotus-petal style lacquered dowry with a golden lady was made by Jin Nianwulang, the younger brother of the Jin family, for his unmarried fourth sister Jin Xiuxiu, hoping that she, as beautiful as a lotus, would have a fruitful and blessed life soon.
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Why did Jin Ajing change her name to Jin Xiuxiu? Why did the dowry lacquer boxes made in ancient Wenzhou appear in modern Jiangsu? Why would a Song Dynasty woman have the idea of celibacy?
It's a long story, and I'll tell it slowly for you, generally following the real historical timeline.
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The ancients were also modern people. The protagonists are all ordinary people, and there are no golden fingers.
Not much different from the modern ordinary us.
Although I am small, I don't look down on myself. Success does not have to be mine, success must be mine.
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China is the world's largest lacquer-producing country. Lacquer can be used as medicine, for painting solid wood, for repairing and bonding utensils, for painting, and for sculpting. The world's earliest concept of pens originated from Chinese bamboo slats dipped in lacquer. Various industries such as (Buddhist and Taoist) clay sculptures, furniture, and Chinese musical instruments are all related to lacquer.
Be wary of cultural appropriation of Chinese lacquer culture
We look forward to more family members of flower growers joining in the creation of spreading Chinese lacquer culture [Bixinxin]
Purpose: Defend China's 8,000-year-old traditional lacquer culture
