Su Tang, an artifact restorer, was forced to sign a contract marriage with the adopted son of the Kujo family in Kyoto in order to protect his mother's pottery workshop. The legendary gloomy and surly philosophy professor Kujo Inkstone, with his shirt always ironed to 36.5 Degrees Celsius and a bandage pen wrapped around his wrist, looks like a Tang Dynasty tricolor that has been repaired repeatedly - the glaze is shiny and the body is full of dark cracks.
When Su Tang detected under the ultrasound machine that nine ancestral teaspoons were embedded with bloody leather fibers, and when Yan's lecture video revealed his pathological reaction of convulsing and crushing chalk, those imprisoned in the copy of the "Tao Te Ching" The childhood trauma and family precepts carved into her ribs gradually emerged from the yellowed surveillance photos in the dark compartment of the tea room - the broken-winged swallowtail butterfly painted in blood on the back of the photo fit perfectly with the pattern of the mother-of-pearl mirror from the Tang Dynasty that she restored.
Concept: Japanese aesthetics × philosophical thinking × artifact restoration