She Quit Her Job as a Lion Dancer and Was Ridiculed by the Crowd, but She Turned Around and Shocked the Whole Network

On the day Su Nianjin resigned and returned to Foshan, all that was left of his grandfather's lion dance hall was a broken wall and a rusty lion head. "Jin'er, our lion can't fall asleep." - These were the last words left to her by her grandfather. She found a lion dance master with the worst temper, and a college student who was afraid of society but was an amazing dancer. The three of them set up the most shabby lion dance team in China in Laojiekou. He was ridiculed by the crowd, had his funds cut off, and was evicted by his landlord—until a video of picking plum blossom piles exploded on the Internet late at night. From Foshan to Miao Village, from Suzhou to Lhasa, from CCTV to the Genting Lion King Competition - she took this lion through thousands of miles of mountains and rivers, and at every stop there were people who decided to stay because of her. The three-person Caotai group turned into an intangible cultural heritage art troupe that shocked the world. The pink drunken lion shocked the world, and the flying lion with plum blossom piles crossed the stream and ignited the audience. But the closer you get to the peak, the more dangerous the truth that was buried thirty years ago becomes. The counterattack of the intangible cultural heritage girl has just begun.