The Secrets of Repairing the Ruins of Ancient Silk Temples Are Now Revealed

When her great-aunt suddenly passed away, Su Wangui took over the crumbling Su family book repairing temple in the mountains. The intangible cultural heritage craft of copying ancient books handed down from ancestors has long been withered away by no one. During the plum rainy season, there were continuous heavy rains. The library pavilion leaked and water seeped out, and the thousand-year-old silk books on the shelves were rotten and broken. The elders in the clan persuaded her to close the library directly and stop guarding these shabby old papers that couldn't be exchanged for half a penny. When he was desperate, Su Wangui awakened to the Su family's secret ancient calligraphy skills. She bent over her desk and repaired the torn scrolls, restoring ancient texts that had been lost to the world one by one. When the Old Testament in silk books, which had been dusty for hundreds of years, was completely revealed, people from all walks of life rushed to the ancient temple in the mountains one after another. A traditional skill on the verge of extinction has shocked the world since then.