Zongmu Tianshu

The archaeological team unearthed the Sanxingdui Zongmu Mask. Everyone thought it was just a sacrificial artifact from the ancient Shu Kingdom, but few people knew that the jade-white light in the mask's eyes contained a woman's eight hundred years of watching and gazing. How does the world know that the founding monarch Cancong, who only left sixteen characters in "The Book of the King of Shu", once used a pair of double eyes that could see through the true nature of all things when he was young, and used this to fight against heaven and earth and create great achievements. It is said that 3,200 years ago, the Queen Mother of the West broke the jade hairpin into three. The body of the hairpin fell into a stone cave and turned into a bush of silkworms. It cast five swords, suppressed the dragon, set up a canopy, and sealed the aura, laying the foundation for the Kingdom of Shu for eternity. The tip of the hairpin was broken into a wisteria and turned into a silkworm flower, which could make people happy. Withered trees sprouting buds, a pair of bamboo-weaving hands nourished a city of mulberry and hemp; jade dust from the hairpin tails floated into Tianjing Lake, turning into mink ginger, and came walking on the water, using their bodies as copper and their souls as their eyes, to guard the land of Shu for eight hundred years. This is a Chinese version of the myth of Atlantis. The sunken city in the myth is not under the sea, but in the land of Shu, where the watchers have been sleeping to this day... This is a myth about a lost civilization: Cancong, Baiguan, Yufu, Du Yu, Kaiming. It records the rise and fall of the five kings, the opening and closing of vertical eyes, the bronze sacred tree... This is a "Zongmu Heavenly Book" that has been buried underground for three thousand years. It records the founding, sealing, weakening, decline and even being forgotten by future generations of the ancient Shu Kingdom... When you open this book, you will find that those bronze figures are actually real people; those long-eyed masks are actually gatekeepers; that sacred tree is actually an emotional key that spans time and space. Behind the key, there is hidden a thousand-year promise from King Cancong of Shu: "If there is reincarnation, come and find me."