The Remaining Embroidery Started a Prairie Fire

Once the embroidery house collapsed, the orphan girl of the embroidery family who was once famous in Beijing was left with only a broken embroidery manuscript. Everyone said that Lu embroidery skills would eventually be buried, but she refused to admit defeat. With the needle as the blade and the thread as the edge, she regained her ancestral embroidery skills in troubled times. Court games, businessmen's schemes, past love and hate intertwined, countless people wanted to break the embroidery needle in her hand. She used the remaining embroidery as fire and her ingenuity as fuel, so that the beautiful patterns that had been dormant for a hundred years were set ablaze again. Every needle and thread inherits the Chinese cultural heritage; every inch of brocade and silk maintains the national style for thousands of years.