Jinsi Chenglu

In the land of Qilu, silk has been produced for thousands of years, and every stitch and thread of Lu embroidery hides the original intention of generations of craftsmen. The girl Su Wanning has learned the ancient Shandong embroidery stitches since she was a child, and is well versed in traditional techniques such as hair embroidery and flat stitch embroidery. Living in the bustle of the city, she is not trapped in the turmoil of the back house, and devotes herself to cultivating embroidery art. From ordinary patterns of flowers and birds to beautiful mountains and rivers, she sticks to the ancient craftsmanship that is on the verge of becoming desolate and constantly introduces new ones. Using the embroidery needle as the pen and the silk thread as the ink, all the mountains, rivers and folk customs of Qilu are embroidered on the silk silk. Maintain a line of intangible cultural heritage skills and pass down the glory of Qilu for thousands of years. Traveling between the latitude and longitude, the story of the rebirth of traditional craftsmanship in the world of fireworks is written.