Civilized Night Watch: Secret Records of Tiangong

For three thousand years from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the present, the Zhang family has held the position of "secret keeper" for generations, carried the "bow and arrow talisman", and practiced the ancestral motto of "watching the rise of hundreds of craftsmen, recording the skills of heavenly craftsmen, hiding them in the wild, and never cutting off their veins". From helping Cai Lun improve papermaking technology, to recording brocade weaving, iron smelting, and shipbuilding techniques in the north and south during the troubled times; from hiding in the construction workshop of the Northern Wei Dynasty to record the construction methods of Yungang Grottoes, to integrating various techniques when the Sui Dynasty unified the world, the Zhang family has always protected their skills with their blood amidst the changes of dynasties and wars. They hide the core techniques in stone inscriptions, Buddhist scriptures, and atlas notes, and use their identities as tea merchants and craftsmen to pass on the classics. While adhering to the original intention of "skills benefiting the people," they also witness how Chinese craftsmen have transcended the years and become an immortal link for the inheritance of civilization. "Secret Records of Tiangong" is not only a secret code of skills, but also a long song of Chinese civilization written with ingenuity and persistence. "Civilized Night Watch: The Secret Record of Tiangong" is the prequel to "Civilized Night Watch: Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty to Protect Technology". Solemn statement: This story is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental!