Golden Pattern Return to Mansion

At Shen Wen Embroidery Shop in the old town of Guangzhou, fine gold foil powder is always floating in the air. Su Yanwen upholds the ancestral art of gold nail embroidery, and holds in his hand the genealogical patterns of the royal palace costumes, which are living folk materials that can make up for the incomplete collection of Prince Gong's palace. An unexplained accident twenty years ago cast a layer of industry criticism on the embroidery shop that cannot be shaken off. An invitation to cooperate with Prince Kung's "Southern Arts from the North" special exhibition was originally a rare opportunity, but the manuscripts were stolen, qualifications were compromised, and patterns were plagiarized one after another. Lu Xunzhen, a cultural and museum evidence appraiser, was entrusted by the project and went south, with an old cultural and museum case that could not be settled in his heart. Two scarred people were brought together by a dusty old case. They slowly approached each other while solving puzzles and practicing art, and stepped into an old embroidery workshop full of the smell of silk thread and old paper. "This set of patterns belongs to the cultural context and should not be monopolized by private individuals, nor should it be allowed to be taken advantage of by others." The entanglement between two generations of craftsmen, the competing positions of the cultural and museum circles, and the profit-seekers eyeing the dividends brought by intangible cultural heritage are all entangled in the thread. There are no strange forces or gods; all puzzles arise from the human heart. The wrists that were numb from the shock of hammering and forging, and the remaining fragments of embroidery materials, buried underneath are the covered past. They want to keep the foundation of their craftsmanship and give their ancestors a belated explanation. The north and south face each other far away, and the scattered golden patterns have yet to be returned to their places. How will those past events locked in the gaps in old manuscripts be revealed to the public again? Preliminary description The copyright of the general outline has been confirmed. It is strictly prohibited to wash the manuscript, misappropriate the characters of the outline, or rewrite it for various commercial creations without authorization. Infringement will be investigated.