Lu Embroidery Needle Hidden by Dai Zongyun

The land of Qilu has been beautiful and beautiful since ancient times. Su Qingyuan was originally the legitimate daughter of a well-known family of Lu embroidery, and her needlework inherited the cultural heritage of Guru Lu's rituals and music. However, she was framed by her concubine Su Wan, who stole the ancestral embroidery book, cut off her fingertips, and expelled her from the family. Her disabled hand could not hide her sharp edge, so she wandered for several years. She visited Qilu mountains and rivers, watched the clouds and seas of Mount Tai, read Li Du's poems, and understood Mizhou's poems. She incorporated the thousand-year-old character of this land into her needlework one by one. At a grand gathering of Qilu craftsmen, the two men once again competed on the same stage. The concubine only had a gorgeous embroidery surface and only learned the superficial skills; Su Qingyuan used her remaining fingers to move the needle and embroidered the clouds of Daizong, hiding the mountains and rivers of Qilu, and guarding the thousand-year heritage of Lu embroidery with every stitch. Not only does she want to clear away her old grievances and regain her own embroidery skills, but she also wants to let the world see that Qilu craftsmen have mountains and rivers under their needles, and their integrity will never break.