Fireworks Bureau on National Highway 30,000

"The ghosts and gods of heaven and earth, mountains and rivers, vegetation, birds, animals and insects, strange sundries, royal etiquette, and human affairs in the world are all included." This is not only the eternal masterpiece of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", but also a secret and grand "governance of all things" in modern China. Jiang Ci, a former gold medal cultural tour guide, is now a "mountain and river scavenger" who travels between the inner and outer worlds. He no longer leads the group, and only relies on a Leica M3 camera "Mountain and River History" that combines ancient civilization and modern quantum mechanics, and a tongue that can taste century-old obsessions of "food soul tracing" to repair the supernatural lesions hidden behind famous mountains and rivers. From the painted-skinned monster disguised as an innkeeper at the foot of the Qilian Mountains, to the Feitian who is about to awaken in the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang; from the century-old hot pot that suppresses water eyes in the Chongqing air-raid shelter, to the ecstasy trap that traps obsessions in the Jiangnan gardens. Jiang Ci teamed up with Su Qingtan, the cold-hearted and protective cultural relic restorer of the Forbidden City, and Bai Ze, the ancient mythical beast who spoke with a Beijing accent. Along the G315 National Highway, 95 Alliance Avenue and other real tourist arteries, they embarked on a multi-million-word "mountain and river healing journey" spanning 30 provinces and cities. Here, technology is the key to unlocking mysteries of metaphysics, and food is the medicine to soothe the regrets of history. Those forgotten folklore, royal etiquette and market fireworks have all regained thrilling vitality under their lenses and knives. This is not a boring encyclopedia, but an ultimate "man-in-painting tour". The mountains and rivers are in trouble, but there is light in the world. Let's see how Jiang Ci uses the most down-to-earth pyrotechnics to sort out the world's clutter and protect Chang'an, China!