When her college entrance examination score of 590 points pinned Song Muxue to the second school, she thought her life had become a custom-made inferior cheongsam - until the cowhide notebook from 1988 dragged her into the quantum loom room in the air-raid shelter on a rainy night. Here, silkworms that eat moonlight spin out silk that can burn at absolute zero. The tapestry machine from 1937 has an unactivated AI chip embedded in the tenon and tenon joints. The white-haired craftsman guarding the workshop pointed to the birthmark on her waist and said: "Your grandfather's debt should be paid with code."
From the Textile Engineering Department of Jiangzhou University of Arts and Sciences to the dock of the Metaverse Court, this girl, known as the "intangible cultural heritage hacker", used Suzhou embroidery stitches to crack the data fortress of a Myanmar fraud group, refined the coffee stains Fang Yuwei splashed on the computer into the core algorithm of AI design, and finally completed the ultimate trial of the code left behind by her grandfather in the light quantum server at the bottom of the Huangpu River. When she used a brain-computer interface to connect the ribbons of Dunhuang Feitian to the blockchain, those "secondary thinking" who had been ridiculed were compiling the ancient genes in the cocoon into a virus program that subverted the fashion industry.
This is a journey of atonement spanning thirty years - using an embroidery needle to pierce the boundary between virtuality and reality, and rebuilding the Tower of Babel at the crack where the college entrance examination failed. When the prosecutor asked whether "using intangible cultural heritage techniques to tamper with AI ethics constitutes a crime," Song Muxue played the last image of her grandfather's laboratory in the holographic witness box: In the air-raid shelter in 1988, the young Song Qinghe pierced the heart with a tapestry shuttle, and the blood beads condensed on the brocade into five Chinese characters: "The wall is the passage."
Intention: growth