Immortal Craftsman of Qilu: I Compile Ancient and Modern Texts on Mountains and Rivers

There are monuments in Dongyue, Taoism in Laoshan, and traces of the Eight Immortals who crossed the sea in Penglai. The thousand-year cultural context of Qilu is hidden in ancient stone carvings, hidden in folk legends, and inherited from the fairy charm of mountains and seas. Su Yanqiu, the descendant of Taishan stonemason, holds ancient craftsman's books handed down from his ancestors, can discern the cultural context of historical sites, and can repair damaged inscriptions that have been damaged for thousands of years. The evil cultivators in the world covet the local immortal roots of Qilu, destroy the stone carvings of Dongyue, burn Taoist temples on Mount Laoshan, and pollute the immortal sea of ​​Penglai, in an attempt to cut off the local cultural heritage passed down from generation to generation. Carrying half a volume of craftsmen's books, she traveled to Taiyue, Laoshan, and Dengzhou, restoring ancient buildings, searching for folklore, and inheriting the fate of the Eight Immortals. Accompanying the separated soul of Lu Dongbin who is living in the world, using the carving knife as a sword and the cultural background as a shield, he gathers the people's good intentions and protects the eternal immortal charm of Qilu. Each monument and stone inherit the cultural context, and each township and soil guard the fairyland. This is a story of national customs and immortality that takes root in the land of Qilu, inherits folk myths, and protects millennium monuments.