Ye Qinghe heard the lost Pingtan song "Remnant Xian" at the Suzhou night market, and resonated with the paper-cutting woman left by his master, uncovering a secret about the paper-cutting family and the inheritance of Pingtan. Senior brother Shen Changfeng accompanies her to pursue clues, and learns from the night market artist Lao Tang that "The Broken String" is a "forbidden song" in the family and is related to the war a hundred years ago. The two visited an ancient house outside the city and found the Pingtan score and paper-cut fragments coveted by the man in black, pointing to a larger conspiracy. . .
Purpose: Through Ye Qinghe's struggle and inheritance, the work demonstrates the power of cultural protection, expresses praise for the vitality of traditional art and folk unity, and conveys the belief of perseverance and rebirth in the passage of time.
Reader comments
The writing is good, but I recommend dividing each paragraph into paragraphs and lines. It looks clearer this way, otherwise it would make you feel a little dizzy.
The writing is good, but I recommend dividing each paragraph into paragraphs and lines. It looks clearer this way, otherwise it would make you feel a little dizzy.