A piano dream that spans a hundred years, and an unfinished relationship with a close friend.
Modern girl Lin Ling encounters the thousand-year-old Tang Qin "Nine Heavens Ring Pei" in a museum. The moment her fingertips touch it, she falls into a terrifyingly real dream——
During the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty, in Jingyuan at the foot of Siming Mountain, Xiang Songhan, a lonely scholar, was adjusting a guqin with broken patterns like the belly of a snake.
"Master, I want to learn the piano."
"Kotomi is no child's play."
"If you teach me, it's not child's play."
From late autumn to early autumn, over a period of time, Lin Ling learned the true biography of Ming Dynasty piano music in his dream:
Practice "Eight Right Hand Techniques" by hanging your wrist on a winter night
Understanding "Yin Xiao" in the spring rain is like shaking the roots of an old tree
And the cold master who was always correcting her fingering technique had an unsent silk piano bag hidden in his sleeve...
In the reflection of the glass, you can vaguely see the young man in green shirt from five hundred years ago, tuning strings to the moon.
[Highlights of the work]
★ Rigorously restores the Guqin teaching system of the Ming Dynasty, and intangible cultural heritage knowledge is naturally integrated into the plot
★ The implicit emotion of being both a teacher and a friend, restrained in every aspect but with an undercurrent.
★ Textual research on the gospel of the party: From the broken pattern of the piano style to the eight methods of the right hand, the details can withstand scrutiny
"It turns out that the most painful regret is that when I woke up from the dream, I realized that those unspoken words had echoed across time and space for five hundred years."
Purpose: Inheriting traditional Chinese culture