If Cultural Relics Could Talk

I like it very much. Although most of it is information, variety shows, and documentary reviews and thoughts, the true feelings in each story. Only people who truly love can write such novels. When I read the novel, I can think along with it. It's great to be in China. The years are very long. All these are the green years of the ancients, the things of Mother Earth, and the past nurtured by it. And we should not forget it now. We cannot suffer from "Alzheimer's disease". Mother Earth remembers, We should also remember that I felt the author's loveliness in the text, the world she thought about, the cultural relics and her intentions. The love between the male and female protagonists is the best and just right existence, and the same is true for friendship. The male partner can afford it and let it go. Today's love is very simple. There are things you like, perseverance, people you like, love, friends who accompany you, and troubles. It takes a long time. Will we also become the previous dynasty recorded in history tens of thousands of years later?

I really like the emotional setting of the characters in the book, whether it is "Le Yi", "Yu Zhou", "Xin Yi", the love between Tao's father and Tao's mother, or the sisterly love between Yu Yu and Xiao Ba, or the year-long friendship between Grandpa and Qin Yi, the love between grandparents and grandchildren, etc., Etc., Etc., All make people feel very comfortable, and only slow water can last forever. You and I are inextricably linked, but at the same time we are also independent. We all have our own dreams, so let all kinds of love turn into strength and support each other to pursue our dreams. Of course, what excited and moved me the most was the scene at the end of the stage play. Through the interpretations brought by love and the combination of modern science and technology, various cultural relics and historical stories of "drama fans" like Liu Xiu, we can really feel the splendid culture of our great China, a huge country. The twelve zodiac signs part made me burst into tears uncontrollably. I have experienced this kind of shock before in the Science and Technology Museum of Nanjing Museum. The development of modern technology can be used to promote and display ancient cultural relics and culture. The combination is exquisite. Only by seeing and experiencing it with your own eyes can you know how breathtaking it is! As I said before in the chapter review, I really hope that these cultural relics, which have been passed down for thousands of years and have been passed down from ancient times to the present but have been scattered outside due to various reasons, can return to the motherland as soon as possible.

The writing is great. I can feel the craftsmanship of cultural relic restorers and archaeologists, as well as media people like "Tao Le" who are committed to speaking out for cultural relics, and intangible cultural heritage inheritors like "Yu Yu". I can appreciate their efforts to inherit traditional skills and their perseverance in promoting traditional culture. There is really no end to the five thousand years of Chinese civilization. Among them, the display format of "Cultural Relics Can Talk" is very interesting. It gives vitality to cultural relics and shortens the distance between them and people. This reminds me of "Ya She", which talks about various cultural relics talking about their own experiences. If you want to know more about it, you can go and see it yourself. I originally thought this was a romance book, but I was surprised to see such wonderful content. The author is great. But, I also really want to know about Yu Yu and his domineering boyfriend. It feels so interesting.

My eyes were filled with tears when I saw the ending. Such a story is very inspiring.

Nice!

Watching it made me forget that it was still being serialized and I just waited for the update.

"I can never tell the line between inspiration and impulse. I think the answer only lies in the ending." ——"If Cultural Relics Could Talk" This should be the first time I read a novel about cultural relics. It mainly tells the story of Tao Le, a cute new up owner who was born in a family of cultural relic restoration, and Qin Yi, a talented photographer who has won numerous international awards, and Yu Yu, a descendant of a family who was born in embroidery, and others, planning videos and dramas on the theme of cultural relics, and finally achieving success. I didn't read this book in one go, but read it in bits and pieces, on the MTR, walking after school, or at home. One of the reasons is that I felt that the book was a bit boring to read and the plot was bland (basically, the book either described Tao Le's process of starting a business, or went out to eat hot pot with her family or others [yes, that's right, I eat hot pot every time I go out]. Apart from Fa Shi After the movie, there will be some trolls on the Internet who undermine the protagonist's self-confidence, but the transition is actually not that obvious), and the characters are not attractive to me (the official cast is Tao Le and Qin Yi, but I think both of them are a bit awkward. For example, Tao Le's character is very optimistic and positive, always pouring some chicken soup for the soul to his friends, but once he is hit, he will not be able to do it, and he will fall into self-doubt and internal friction, and there is a sense of contradiction and contradiction...). But due to perfectionism, I reluctantly finished reading it. Ignoring the dull plot and unlikable characters, the professional knowledge of this book is relatively strong, which left a deep impression on me. It can be seen that the author made sufficient preparations before writing. The description of the cultural relic restorers in the book is very detailed, and the appearance and characteristics of various cultural relics are realistically depicted. There are some useful information in it. At least, after reading this book, I will have some interest in museums. I want to go to the Mawangdui Han Tomb to see Mrs. Xin Zhui and her plain yarn Zen clothes. When I saw the description of "The Lady of Guo Guo's Spring Outing" in the article, I will search the Internet for the corresponding pictures. , I will feel sorry for the twelve zodiac bronze heads of the Old Summer Palace who were exiled overseas (although not that strong)... (Also, the author has a fallacy in the article, saying "the British and French allied forces burned the Old Summer Palace" as "the Eight-Power Allied Forces burned the Old Summer Palace"). If a book can bring some positive enlightenment to people, or improve some inherent concepts or actions of people (for example, reading this book makes me interested in going to museums), then it can be said that this book is a valuable book (although the writing is not to my liking). Since I don't like it very much, I just write about it casually.

Thumbs up for China's five thousand years of civilization and human wisdom, and thumbs up for those who protect and restore cultural relics!

As long as there is love and perseverance, every line of work can be brilliant. The inheritance and innovation in the article are fascinating, and many of the descriptions are colorful and very picturesque. In the past two years, it is obvious that there are more rational narratives about history than before. Pay attention and like them. Looking forward to the author's follow-up stories.

Everyone has a responsibility to carry forward excellent traditional culture and must vote!