Lu Bi Hidden Dragon

Mount Tai is majestic, the Yellow River surges, and the Qilu cultural heritage stretches for thousands of years. The scholar Wu Zhuo lived in Jinan Prefecture and wrote as a plow to record the world. Suddenly one day, ink rain fell from the sky, and Wen Qi turned into a dragon, trapped under the "Lubi". The dragon's roar shocked the world, not to cause chaos, but actually because the context was unwilling to accept it and wanted to break through the wall. Wu Zhuo used the tip of a hair as his blade and the heart of his heart as his guide. He traveled all over Haidai, searching for the legacy of Confucius and Mencius, and measuring the majestic soul of the river. What he records is not monsters, but the backbone of culture. When the ink dragon rises into the sky, we realize: the so-called myths are all human hearts; the so-called history are all blood and tears. "Lu Bi Hidden Dragon" describes the depth and excitement of the Qilu land.