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I Went to the Ming Dynasty to Collect Ancient Books
The core ideas of time travel, cultural protection, historical puzzles, group portraits, and realism: using the fantasy setting of saving books across time and space as a carrier, it shows the rich history of the Chinese context's difficult survival in troubled times, interprets the core of "ancient books are not dead cultural relics, but living memories of civilization", and writes about ordinary people's persistence in cultural inheritance. World view 1. Dual time and space rules: The late Min
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Moonlight with a Time Difference of Ten Centimeters
Lin Wei, a 22-year-old graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, met Lu Chen, a 32-year-old entrepreneurial failure, on an illustration forum on a rainy day when he was unemployed after graduation. The comfort of "the sun will come out when the rain stops" brings two equally frustrated hearts closer together. Spanning a distance of 1,200 kilometers and an age gap of ten years, the two orange cats became their most special "matchmakers." From online chatting to offline visits, from longing for a lon
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Maritime Maps and Ryukyu Heritage
Era background: The story spans from 1868 (Japan's Meiji Restoration) to 1947 (the establishment of the United Nations Trusteeship Council), focusing on the century-old ups and downs of the Ryukyu Kingdom from being forced to "abolish vassals and establish prefectures" to the trusteeship period after World War II. It uses the fate of ordinary Ryukyu noble families as an incision to show the struggle and inheritance of national culture in the torrent of the times. Core themes: the continuation of
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