[In the prosperous autumn of the Republic of China, when the leaves of the sycamore trees on the beach had fallen, all encounters were reunions after a long absence]
Cultural relic restorer Shen Zhiwei found a copy of "Tao An's Dream Memories" annotated by Zhu in an old bookstore. The star patterns between the yellowed pages attracted the attention of the mysterious officer Lu Yansheng, whose military uniform was stained with gunpowder smoke. The hidden patterns of the silver on the glaze cover hide the inspiration of the palace craftsmen of the previous dynasty. The cracks in the hosta in her hair reflect the Big Dipper secret lock of Langhuan Pavilion three hundred years ago.
When the iron hoofs of the Japanese army crushed the moonlight in Jinling, the broken porcelain plum vase became a messenger of troubled times - when he held her wrist on the neon dance floor, the temperature of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties was under the gun: when she repaired the broken jade under the microscope, the bloody starlight of Chaotianmen Pier was quenched in the gold powder. The secret of twin birthmarks is hidden behind the original copy of the Forbidden City's move south. The "Quick Snow and Clear Tie" in the air-raid shelter contains the quantum code half a century later.
From the bronze box that sank in the Huangpu River to the quantum custody cabin of the Forbidden City in the north, a broken hairpin strung together the deepest cracks in civilization: ballistic trajectories developed in rice paper fibers, interstellar love written in meteorite powder, and DNA codes sealed in the Möbius strip glaze. It turns out that the most thrilling restoration is to embed Boto's name into the wheel of civilization, and wait for a reunion across dimensions between the flames of war and the galaxy.
[Where cultural relics are immortal, unloading is the time to meet again]
A love affair in troubled times written with cracks in gold, a civilized watch across the Baifeng Galaxy
Purpose: Protect cultural relics