Nakaban

"Zhongban" - Introduction Lin Zhixia, a 26-year-old cultural and creative designer in Beijing, did not want to see intangible cultural heritage become a hollow Internet celebrity project, so she resigned and returned to the Shuiyu ancient village in western Beijing, where she has been dreaming of, to carry forward the legacy of the century-old female dragon flag. The ancient stage is in danger, the traditional flag art is on the verge of being lost, and the Black Dragon Pond Rain Praying Ceremony is about to disappear completely. Faced with many desperate situations, she became a disciple of her grandmother, Huo Fenglian, the old leader of Longban, and worked hard to practice her unique skills. She even joined forces with Zhao Tiezhu, the backbone of the village, to reorganize the banner team and revive the flag. On the way, she met the low-key and gentle documentary photographer Zheng Mo. He silently guarded her, provided support, publicity, and secretly escorted her, becoming her most solid support on the road to pursuing her dreams. However, the profit-seeking wealthy businessman Gao Tianlu obstructed her in every possible way and set up layers of obstacles. The fierce collision between the new and the old, preservation and demolition, inheritance and traffic made her difficult every step. Lin Zhixia revitalized intangible cultural heritage with modern cultural and creative thinking, and awakened the neighbors with shocking performances of female Chinese flags. She finally reunited Banyi, who had been separated for hundreds of years, and brought back the Black Dragon Pond Rain Praying Ceremony on February 2nd, which had disappeared for many years. From a young man who returned home to the powerful Queen of Western Beijing Women's Flags, she preserved the cultural heritage of the ancient village and saved a century-old intangible cultural heritage. Through her perseverance and love, she gained respect, love and a passionate life of her own. One banner inherits the past and present, and women guard the intangible cultural heritage. "Based on real intangible cultural heritage projects" and "the author's personal experience in the village for 8 years",