Jiang Muzhi was born into a family of cultural relic restorers. She has practiced her skills since childhood. Just when she was about to take over her mother's mantle, she suddenly stepped into the 1970s.
Unlike the affluence of modern life, the original owner can be said to be living in poverty.
In this strange era, Jiang Muzhi became a poor household. She searched the original owner's house and found only a few cents and a few kilograms of food stamps.
There was not a grain of rice left in the kitchen. If she doesn't go out to make money, she will have no choice but to drink from the northwest wind.
What else can I do? Just keep doing what I'm doing!
Jiang Muzhi started restoring cultural relics in the 1970s.
Later, all of China knew that Jiang Muzhi had the magical ability to turn decay into magic. No matter how damaged the cultural relics were in her hands, they could be repaired as before.
The museum sent an invitation, asking her to come over and rescue the damaged calligraphy and paintings.
The archaeological team sent an invitation, asking her to help restore the tomb murals.
Private restoration masters line up to visit, just to ask for advice on their skills.
Collectors of calligraphy and painting even regarded her as a guest...
Mission: Inheritance of intangible cultural heritage and saving cultural relics