Dyed with Fire: the Literary Star's Fire Will Never Be Extinguished

During the Battle of Songhu in 1937, the Jiangnan water town was devastated by the war, and Zhou Qiming's embroidery workshop was in turmoil. Zhou Qiming was forced to dye his uniform for the Japanese army. His family died and he himself was in crisis. He unexpectedly discovered the ancestral secret recipe of "Azure Dyeing" and a copy of "Tiangong Kaiwu". "Azure dyeing" can show gradient colors, and the manuscript carries the wisdom and skills of the ancestors. He used this to fight against humiliation, fight back against the Japanese army, and inherit the power of culture. He used to dye clothes for the Japanese army, but now he uses his skills to fight the war, which is in contrast to others. After liberation, the "Xinghuo Dyeing Workshop" was opened to inherit skills and contribute cultural relics to continue civilization. The Battle of Songhu broke out in 1937, and the war quickly spread to the water towns south of the Yangtze River. Textile factories along the Suzhou River collapsed under gunfire, and the docks were filled with refugees' luggage. The protagonist Zhou Qiming's family has made a living by raising silkworms and reeling silk for generations. The ancestral embroidery workshop "Yunjinxuan" is in troubled times. When Japanese bombers flew over the village, Zhou Qiming was picking mulberry leaves in the mulberry garden. The air wave of the shell knocked him over in a ditch, which changed the trajectory of his life. This land that carries thousands of years of textile culture was instantly plunged into endless darkness. However, in this darkness, a spark of civilization inheritance quietly ignited.