Baocun Cao Zang

Tomorrow we will arrive in Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty and visit Tiajin Hutong in Bianliang. Ai Qingyuan is a young man who cleans the sutra niches and copies scriptures in the synagogue. He holds a compass pointing to the dragon's veins in his arms and learns a Taoist Kung Fu called "Hui Guang" from his clan elders. He originally just wanted to make a living, but he gradually realized that the scriptures that his family had kept for hundreds of years had somehow become a rare commodity that could be exchanged for money in the eyes of outsiders; those foreign businessmen who kept saying "recognition of relatives" were never looking for blood, but the pen that could rewrite the origin of an ethnic group. The Yellow River will burst, dynasties will change, and weapons will rise and fall. When civilization is wiped out inch by inch by greed, the young man is forced to take over the four words "The scriptures are here and the people are here" - to guard a synagogue, to guard a fragment of the scriptures, and to guard an ethnic group that has not been written down by others. He later attained Taoism and became an immortal. But even immortals cannot change the history that has already been written. They can only preserve the "memory" and "roots" for future generations. The little people keep a line of incense, which is the tone of Chinese civilization that has lasted for five thousand years.