Jintang Returns in Spring

Background of the times: In the imaginary Zhou Dynasty, at the time when trade routes were opening up, the silk weaving industry and overseas trade in the south of the Yangtze River were booming. Core conflict: The Shen family, a century-old weaving family, suddenly encounters changes. The male members of the family are convicted and exiled, leaving behind huge debts and tribute bills from royal merchants. The heroine Shen Qingtang, as a concubine, needs to revive her family business in a desperate situation where greedy tribesmen are seizing the property at home and wealthy businessmen are annexing it outside. Character Highlights: Shen Qingtang: In his previous life, he was a top cultural relic restorer, specializing in the restoration of ancient silk. He has a calm and rational personality, is good at "turning decay into magic", and integrates modern business thinking into ancient weaving. Pei Du: A Northland horse merchant with a blood feud. He seems to be vulgar, but in reality he is very wealthy. From an exchange of interests to a life-and-death relationship with the heroine. Intangible cultural heritage elements: focus on depicting the restoration and innovation of traditional techniques such as Kesi, Yun brocade, Su embroidery, etc., Such as the unique Kesi technique of "cutting the warp and cutting the weft". Creative highlights: Refusing to be slapped in the face without thinking, focusing on "technical flow" in doing business. The heroine does not rely on men's charity, but relies on her keen sense of fabric texture and precise control of market trends to build a business empire step by step.