The Waning Moon Shines on the Cold Hall

"The Waning Moon Shines on the Cold Hall" is a two-line intertwined family epic and spiritual dialogue. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Na Qingyan, an aristocratic young man, experienced drastic changes in his family and country, disillusionment of his ideals, and the death of close relatives in the tide of the times, and searched for the meaning of existence in despair; a hundred years later, his great-grandson, a contemporary researcher who was in a mental dilemma, discovered Na Qingyan's diary and broken porcelain in the ruins of his ancestral home, and thus embarked on a journey of self-redemption across time and space. The two periods of life are mirror images of each other. Under the images of "waning moon" and "cold hall", it explores loss, inheritance and glimmering human dignity. The moonlight has circulated for hundreds of years, illuminating every soul that is still persistently looking for warmth in the cold reality.