Everlasting Lantern Language: Waiting Through Thousands of Years

"The Language of the Everlasting Lamp" tells the fantasy story of a Liao Dynasty bronze oil lamp connecting time and space for thousands of years. In 1038 AD, after her father died in battle, the Khitan girl Yelu Maitreya lit an oil lamp every night to write her thoughts, and accidentally awakened the spirit in the lamp. Modern archaeologist Chen Yuan unearthed this lamp and Maitreya's handwriting, and through scientific instruments can actually resonate with the consciousness of a little girl thousands of years ago. When Maitreya's tribe faced a war crisis, she and her mother, a descendant of a shaman, risked their lives and used this lamp as a medium to set up a barrier in an attempt to prevent the bloody sacrificial ceremony. At the same time, Chen Yuan discovered in the modern valley that this lamp was actually a key node connecting the space-time network. The two time and space resonated due to the memories they jointly guarded, and finally revealed a truth about war trauma, life and death dialogue and eternal watch - some calls can travel through thousands of years, and some lights will never go out once they are lit.