Yun Jincheng

In the spring of the third year of Zhizheng (1343), he was in Dadu, Yuan Dynasty. The imperial court suddenly issued a "New Weaving Order" that restricted the use of gold thread, bright yellow, and dragon and phoenix patterns in folk weavers. Violators were severely punished. This order was directed at Han people's weaving workshops, and Li Ying's "Zhiyun Workshop" was the first to bear the brunt. Three months ago, Li Ying's parents died due to a fire in their workshop while rushing to make Wanshou Festival tributes for the court. Rumors spread throughout the court that the Li family deliberately delayed the tribute payment and was guilty of deceiving the emperor. Li Ying must complete her parents' unfinished tribute before the Wanshou Festival in three months' time - a "picture of the coming of all nations" that combines Han, Mongolian and Persian styles. At the same time, she must find out the truth about her parents' death. In the Yuan Dynasty, where racial barriers are strict, she must use the wisdom of a businessman and the tenacity of the Weaver Girl to deal with the forces of various ethnic groups, revive the family business, and reconstruct her own order. ... There may still be wind and rain on the road ahead, but those choices about love and freedom have already intertwined like warp and weft, weaving the most gorgeous brocade of this era. ..."Thousands of longitudes and latitudes, thousands of shuttles, Weave peace in the world. Don't ask where the person in the painting is; Let's see how Yun brocade is made from heaven. " ... At this time, the sound of hammering seemed to resound forever between heaven and earth...