Bending Tianjin

Bending Tianjin Introduction to the work --- one sentence story The remaining stone that Nuwa patched up the sky turned into a human being thirty thousand years later - his name was Li Li. He came to the world just to learn one thing: how to fill the heart of a stone with the spring of the world. --- Story summary Under Wuji Cliff in Dahuang Mountain, a piece of bluestone abandoned by Nuwa has been sleeping for 99,900 years. After the spring thunder sounded seventy-two times, a figure emerged from the cracked stone - a naked young man with green scales embedded in his eyebrows rolled down into the world. He was raised by a group of foxes in the mountains and guided by a thousand-year-old ape. In the five-color hot spring, he saw the light waves coming from his chest flickering on and off, like some ancient breath. He didn't know where he came from or where he was going. He only knew that everything in the mountains was changing - the foxes were getting older from generation to generation, and the peach blossoms were blooming and falling year by year, but his appearance remained unchanged and time did not invade him. The stone heart was empty, like a bowl that could never be filled. So he left the mountain. Drifting down the Wei River, he met Uncle Zhou, an old fisherman who had been waiting for him for eighteen generations. Uncle Zhou handed him a residual jade that had the same origin as the Sky-Mending Stone, and told him: When the embers of the Sky-Mending Stone are rekindled, the world will fall. Something was rotting deep within the capital city, and only he - the embers left by Nuwa - could mend it. Uncle Zhou died in a flash flood. Li Li took the jade, a willow branch, and a mission that he could not explain, and walked into the spring of the imperial capital where the sky was filled with catkins. The capital is so big that it can accommodate three religions and nine streams, as well as fireworks from all directions. He was led to the ground floor of the West Market by a little beggar named Ni Loach. He saw the frozen bones under the bridge and the frozen bones in the alley.