There Are Mulberries in Nanshan

In the weaving world intertwined between Jiangnan water towns and Nanshan villages, Lin Sangwan, a tenacious woman whose debt marriage changed her destiny against fate, relied on the silk reeling skills she remembered from the North to redeem herself with ten taels of silver after her adoptive father died of illness. She opened a mulberry garden and cultivated the exotic "Nanshan silkworm". She reunited with Lu Jingming, the concubine of a down-and-out weaving family whom she met by chance when she was young. The two went from silk cloth partnership to acquaintance and marriage, and jointly built the "Sang Lu Ji" business. Faced with the impact of the epidemic, industry strife and family changes, Sang Wan broke through the situation with "medicated fumigated satin", innovated technology, set industry standards, and eventually became a silk weaving master. The story focuses on her golden years from 25 to 50 years old - how to build a career alliance in marriage, how to balance technological inheritance and business ethics, and how to protect her original intention in the storm. In the end, she retired to Nanshan and founded the Silkworm School, where she made public what she had learned throughout her life. She ended her career peacefully with the vision of "the mulberry trees will never be cut down, and the messages of wisdom will always be heard", composing a magnificent epic about the spirit of female craftsmanship.