[Keywords: Intangible cultural inheritance, rural revitalization, cultural confidence, young people in the era]
She was once a dazzling blogger in Shanghai, but she chose to abandon the prosperity and return to the mountains of Guizhou. He was originally a "foreigner" born in England, a returnee looking for the source of his bloodline in the cultural gap.
In the ancient Miao village, they became acquainted with a craft that was on the verge of being lost - "broken thread embroidery". What flows through the fingertips of the blind grandma is not only the exquisite totem, but also the ancient legend of the creation of the Miao "Butterfly Mother" and the endless romance and tenacity of the Chinese nation.
Faced with her hometown that was hit by the wave of Internet celebrities, the elderly and left-behind children who had difficulty integrating into the new world, Qin Zhenzhen did not choose to escape again. She joined hands with him to combine ancient broken thread embroidery with intangible cultural heritage and international high-end design, using the creativity and traffic of young people to create a "new silk road" for her hometown leading to the future.
This is not a simple escape and love, but a profound dialogue about cultural roots and youth's responsibility. Qin Zhenzhen and Ji Xingze, as well as the left-behind children and empty nesters in the village, jointly weaved a warm story about the "new hometown". See how Qin Zhenzhen embroiders cultural confidence deep in the mountains, stitch by stitch, embroiders a beautiful blueprint for rural revitalization, and also embroiders the warmest and most steadfast love of this era.
