Jinghua Tianjiao

[Call for essays on the theme of "Reading and Seeing Intangible Cultural Heritage"] [Selected for the Internet Literature IP Micro-Short Drama Creation Support Project (2023)] [Real City + Intangible Cultural Heritage + Dream Wear] [Beijing Silk Man] Du Juan, a talented girl from a Beijing Hutong, learned the silk flower craftsmanship under the influence of her mother since she was a child. She opened Jinghua Fang and made traditional and little-known silk flowers. After two years of persistence, her career was not improving. When her life was confused, she began a series of strange dream journeys. In her dreams, she returned to Bianjing of the Song Dynasty more than once to become a silk maker, either in Prince Qing's Mansion or Furen Women's Convent. In these lingering dreams, Du Juan learned silk art and learned the essence of her ancestors' craft. When she woke up, she was in the prosperous age of China, and she was the head of our old Beijing family. She understood: twisting silk to weave flowers, skillful needlework and embroidery, heaven creates all kinds of dramas in life. The peach red cheeks and the dimples are smiling, the autumn water is full of beauty falling into the world, and the three-dimensional painting is clothed in silk, showing the ups and downs of thousands of years of youth. It is a Chinese national gift, a national trend, and an intangible cultural heritage of a great country. It is the Beijing Silk Man, a doll that only belongs to China, which made her aware of the true meaning of traditional craftsmen. The story focuses on the nationally fashionable Beijing silk dolls, which are among the fifth batch of national intangible cultural heritage representative items. With the heart of a master craftsman, the Jingji Du family has inherited silk art for three generations, and the lonely intangible cultural heritage has been restored to life with the help of national policies. This family's intangible cultural heritage skills that have been collected for thousands of years have been used to "intangible cultural heritage + cross-border" to make this soon-to-be-lost craft shine. In career, family relationships, and love, she and these "dolls" have become the ultimate winner.