Rebirth and Spring Return

Go to: In Su Wan's previous life, she was young and reckless, and wanted to leave her hometown of Qilu. She disliked the old Lu embroidery shop that her grandmother had guarded all her life for being outdated and outdated. She trusted outsiders, her ancestral embroidery book was defrauded, her century-old embroidery workshop fell into decline, and her grandmother passed away with regret. Once he was reborn and returned to his twenties, the tragedy had not happened yet. Su Wan decided to stay, guard the old embroidery workshop, and devote himself to studying Lu embroidery needlework. She embroiders the mountains and rivers of Qilu, and weaves the flowing clouds of Mount Tai and the blue waves of Quancheng into silk threads. She adheres to the craftsman's integrity and rejects shoddy imitations. The road ahead is bumpy, with some people coveting old skills and trying to plagiarize patterns. Su Wan relied on the tenacity and trustworthiness of the Qilu children to preserve the skills passed down by their ancestors, and brought Lu embroidery, which had been dormant for many years, back into the public eye. On the way, I met a cultural relic protection practitioner, and the two worked together to protect intangible cultural heritage and share a cultural heritage.