The Legend of Brocade: Ming Dynasty Textile Lady

When Shen Jinge, a senior girl, was sorting cultural relics in the museum warehouse, her fingertips touched a fragment of Ming Dynasty cloud brocade, and she suddenly "remembered" her past life: six hundred years ago, she was Shen Yunjin, the eldest daughter of the Shen family of weavers in Suzhou. She was proficient in tapestry, peacock feather thread, Tianshui blue dyeing and other unique arts. However, she was framed and beheaded because she refused to forge for the powerful, and the Shen family was destroyed. What is awakened is not only the memory, but also a complete set of lost Ming Dynasty weaving secrets. She secretly weaved a brocade with a lotus pattern without telling anyone, and her skills were astonishing. Encouraged by her best friend Lin Zhiyi, she founded the "Yunjin Pavilion" studio, starting with a silk scarf and embarking on the road of intangible cultural heritage. However, plagiarism, patent squatting, and capital suppression followed one after another - the fast fashion brand "Jinse Nianhua" repeatedly plagiarized her patterns, and the investment giant offered 200 million in an attempt to annex her brand. Faced with the cruelty of shopping malls like battlefields, Shen Jinge improved ancient looms, established training centers, and trained disabled students, while using the Shen family's unique "pattern secrets" to win lawsuits time and time again. Beside her is Gu Yunzheng, a silent but determined silk researcher - his grandfather was once a craftsman of the Shen family. He spent his whole life reading documents just to complete the lost map for her. From his old house in Suzhou to the Handicraft Museum in Florence, from being ignored to winning the international "Golden Silk Award", Shen Jinge weaved six hundred years of cultural dignity with a single thread. She rejected capital and stuck to her original intention, allowing Shenjia Weaving to be reborn from the ruins. This is not only a tapestry story, but also a victory about "slowness" - in this era of quick success and instant benefit, there are still people who are willing to