The Brocade Needle Never Breaks

During the Republic of China, the old city of Qingzhou. Su Qingyuan, an orphan girl from the Su family, keeps the ancestral Lu embroidery craftsmanship and struggles to survive in the troubled times when machine embroidery is prevalent. Buzhuang was blocked, his colleagues framed him, and the government made things difficult for him. Many hardships followed one after another. She holds a roll of yellowed embroidery manual, and she is guarding the intangible cultural heritage skills that have been passed down in Qilu for hundreds of years, stitch by stitch. A group of down-and-out embroiderers gathered together to teach embroidery, teach needlework, and let the heavy and vigorous Lu embroidery regain its glory in the world of fireworks.