The Bamboo Craftsman

So well written! The description of the bamboo weaving craftsmanship of traditional culture and the inheritance of the craftsmen are vividly and vividly, and it is in-depth step by step. It is very exciting to read. The author is awesome.

The feeling of stopping suddenly is not enough~

How to pass on traditional craft culture, here is a way to point out. Craftsmen become famous in competitions, and great craftsmen are born on the field! It is the responsibility of our younger generations to create greater glories in traditional craftsmanship!

This book is so good, the length is compact and reasonable, and there is nothing superfluous. The key point is that you can learn while reading and learn more about the traditional skills of five thousand years. I really want to go to Zhuhai Town and learn about bamboo crafts! It just ended too quickly, I look forward to the next part.

I like this book very much. Although it is not circuitous, I still feel an upward spirit from the plot! Because all the way from Anji to Guangde, the bamboo sea in the mountains fits the scene in the book very well. I feel sorry for our craftsmen. Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer people who can bear this title. I also like the young people in the book who can find a path they love in life, combine it with their livelihood, and carry it forward! It is said that what belongs to the nation belongs to the world! However, over the years, we have only seen our nation's things become shared by the world, but rarely see the world's things become ours. We still hope that our craftsmanship will be ours! I hope that our craftsmen will get better and better, that our national quintessence will become more and more abundant, and that young people will find something they like as a career.

It was pretty good, but it ended too suddenly. The feeling of not having enough to say.

It was great, but the ending was too quick.

Although there is nothing particularly vivid and exciting, the writing is not boring. After reading one chapter, I still want to continue reading and vote.

I really don't know where the level of this book comes from, but it can get a score of 9.8. The plot is average, the writing is average, the narrative is average, it has no characteristics, no new ideas, and no momentum. The main topic of cultural inheritance is not detailed or thorough. It needs to use a new way to attract the audience. The emotional scenes are also inexplicable. The male protagonist is stubborn and the female protagonist takes the initiative to send gifts. It is all unrealistic. Seven points at most.

It not only describes the beauty of bamboo craftsmanship, but also describes the beauty of human nature. The writing is elegant and superb, and the story is short and beautiful.