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Taking Chengdu as the stage, it tells the story of a group of young people guarding the fire of ancient Shu civilization amidst the street fireworks, and exploring the symbiosis of the future and tradition in the wave of science and technology. It shows the urban background of Chengdu's "symbiosis of all things" and interprets the wonderful collision of the ancient Shu context, street fireworks and the cyber future.

Three thousand years ago, the ancient Shu ancestors used gold as veins and stones as keys to seal the memory of civilization in the Sun Bird gold vessels, burying the civilization code that spans time and space. Three thousand years later, Lin Wan, a cultural relic restorer at the Jinsha site, discovered a secret on a batch of unearthed gold ornament fragments that perfectly matched the pattern of the Sun Bird, but far surpassed the craftsmanship of the times. The fragment had its own shimmer, the carbon 14 dating failed, and unknown particles were embedded on the back. An accident in the restoration of cultural relics allowed her to come into contact with the energy of ancient Shu that had been sleeping for three thousand years. From the museum restoration room to the old alleys of Wenshu Monastery, from the banks of the Jinjiang River to the neon lights of Taikoo Li, Lin Wan followed the whispers of the fragments and unlocked the secrets of ancient Shu that the Li family had guarded for generations, and met the physicist Shen Yichen who was pursuing his grandfather's legacy. When the technology company Suyuan Technology focused on the energy of gold artifacts and tried to control the ultimate secret of the ancient Shu civilization, when folklore and archaeological truths intertwined, and the past and the present resonated, Lin Wan used her role as a conductor to connect fragments and secret stones. She saw the grand scene of ancient Shu sacrifices in the resonance of the magnetic field, and understood the obsession of the ancestors hidden in the gold artifacts: gold does not rot, memories are immortal, and civilization will never truly die. A dialogue between civilizations spanning three thousand years, a journey of protection against greed and forgetfulness. When the wings of the sun bird spread again, under the fog of Chengdu, the glory of ancient Shu will eventually reappear.

Write all the fireworks in the city and paint all the elegance in the court. Always persistent in exploring the beauty of traditional ancient arts, the heroine in the novel has her own character, does not rely on or blindly follow, and relies on her own efforts over the years to make the thousand-year-old national style flourish again.