Acai's Sky

Chapter 935: Cultural Relics Return Home, China is Excited

【Huaxia Chinese Network·Live Broadcast Room】

In the live broadcast room of Huaxia Chinese Network, high-definition cameras captured the shocking scene of the cultural relics flying back home in all directions.

The barrage of comments was like a surging tide, rolling madly at a speed of thousands per second, and the screen was filled with words such as "tears", "broken defense", and "my youth is back".

The popularity was almost as high as the top event of the year, and the server almost "went on strike" under the huge impact of traffic.

The live broadcast room was extremely popular, the number of viewers skyrocketed, and the barrage of comments rolled in like a surging tide, at a speed of thousands per second.

In the camera, the animal heads of the Old Summer Palace break through the barriers of time and space, wrapped in the cold light of bronze, and return to their positions accurately. The fountain suddenly rejoices, splashing water, reflecting a dreamy rainbow in the sunlight; the faded flying figures on the Dunhuang murals, caressed by the mysterious symbolic light, are once again covered with gorgeous neon clothes, with a light posture, as if they will break through the wall and soar into the sky in the next second.

"My family, I'm bursting into tears! This is our ancestor's treasure. After wandering for so many years, it's finally home!"

The young man with the online name "Archaeology Madman Little Leo" had tears on his face and his hands trembling uncontrollably as he quickly typed out this comment.

Xiao Li is an avid archaeology enthusiast. In order to go to Dunhuang for a field investigation, he saved money for a long time.

At this moment, watching the rebirth of the murals on the screen, he remembered the damaged cultural relics he had seen in documentaries. His heart was filled with bitterness, mixed with ecstasy of regaining the treasures.

In the live broadcast of the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, when the broken ribbons on the flying fairy mural were instantly completed under Zhitong's skillful brush, the agile and graceful posture seemed to have come across thousands of years.

Netizen "The Powerpuff Girls on the Run" was so excited that his hands were shaking and he was typing away furiously on his keyboard: "Family members, who understands? When I was little, the Powerpuff Girls in my textbooks were always incomplete. Today, I actually saw her fully revived, which healed my childhood regrets. This operation is simply amazing!"

Then, she quickly took a screenshot of the live broadcast with her fingers, added the text "Dunhuang Feitian yyds, so beautiful that I am speechless", and shared it to various social platforms with one click.

This post instantly ignited the entire Internet, with the number of likes and reposts skyrocketing.

In the "Dunhuang Guardian Alliance" super topic, the already active cultural relics enthusiasts were even more excited, and all kinds of exquisite secondary creations emerged like snowflakes.

"Hua Mengsheng", who is good at ancient style painting, stayed up all night and carefully drew a colored pencil painting. In the painting, flying fairies are dancing under the bright starry sky, and the ribbons are shining with dreamy light. He also carefully marked: "With this pen, I show my respect and protect the thousand-year romance of Dunhuang."

The video editing expert "Light and Shadow Dream Catcher" cleverly mixed the live broadcast clips with the classic Dunhuang dance drama images. The passionate pipa music combined with the beautiful dance of the flying fairy made people's blood boil, and the comment section was full of "Master, please accept my knees."

Even the game streamer "Canyon War God," who rarely pays attention to cultural relics on weekdays, enthusiastically spoke in his livestream: "My family, this wave of Dunhuang restoration is even more exciting than my winning streak. We must brush up on our knowledge of cultural relics during our future livestreams. Protecting our ancestors' treasures is everyone's responsibility!"

The atmosphere reached a fever pitch during the live broadcast of the return of the Yuanmingyuan animal heads. As the twelve animal heads, including the horse and ox heads, "reunited" beside the fountain, a column of water shot up into the sky, and the falling water droplets, refracted by the sunlight, transformed into a brilliant rainbow.

The live broadcast room was filled with cries and cheers, and the barrage of comments such as "The Old Summer Palace will never be destroyed" was flooded with comments.

An old Beijing hutong hangout tearfully said, "It's been so difficult. I grew up listening to the stories of the animal heads. Seeing them return home today is like reuniting with long-lost relatives. This is a great joyous event for us Chinese, and we must celebrate it together!"

Immediately afterwards, the "Cultural Relics Guardian Alliance" followed up: "My family members are in tears. My grandfather's greatest wish in his lifetime was to see all the Old Summer Palace animal heads returned home. Today, we finally see hope!"

The screen was filled with comments filled with passionate words such as "Welcome home" and "I have no regrets coming to China in this life", and the words were full of irrepressible excitement.

In every corner of the Internet, netizens have started "tap water" style propaganda.

On the short video platform, clips of cultural relics returning home have been edited into various creative videos, with soundtracks ranging from the passionate "Dawn of Heroes" to the affectionate "Original Scenery of Hometown", each of which captures the audience's emotions.

The copywriting is even more amazing: "The way for the cultural relics to return home is a star-studded avenue formed by the concerns of countless Chinese sons and daughters" and "After crossing mountains and seas, we are still young when we return. Welcome back home, dear cultural relics."

At the same time, at the Longmen Grottoes, the image of the broken arm of the Vairocana Buddha being reborn quickly went viral on short video platforms.

On TikTok, the topic "The Buddha's Return" surpassed 10 billion views in just a few hours. Countless tourists whipped out their phones and started livestreaming the Buddha, excitedly commenting on the video while shouting, "Family, please give it a like! Let more people see the Buddha's magnificent return!"

A young lady dressed in Hanfu, named "Luoshui Nishang", dances gracefully at the foot of the giant Buddha, her clothes fluttering in the wind, like a goddess walking out of history.

After her dance video was forwarded by the official cultural and tourism account, it instantly became a hit and attracted the attention of netizens around the world.

The number of views, likes, and reposts of these videos has skyrocketed, and their popularity continues to break through the circle. Even people who usually don’t pay attention to cultural relics have been infected by this trend.

The popularity of the live broadcast room of Huaxia Chinese Network has been skyrocketing, and the barrage of comments is rolling like crazy as if it is free.

Netizens stayed in front of the screen, their eyes fixed on the screen, afraid of missing any moment of the cultural relics returning home.

In Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, history student Zhao Yang and his classmates gathered in front of a computer to watch the live broadcast.

Seeing the Qin Dynasty's gold ornaments return from across the ocean, his eyes welled up and he excitedly slammed the table, "These are treasures of our ancestors! I used to feel so bad when I saw them in textbooks lost overseas. Now they're finally back!"

The classmates around him also echoed the sentiment, and some even took out their mobile phones to share the live broadcast footage in the family group, wishing that the whole world would know this exciting news.

On the other side of the livestream, a gray-haired professor, leaning on his reading glasses, stared intently at the screen. His name was Wang Jianguo, a renowned domestic cultural relic expert who had devoted most of his life to the research and preservation of cultural relics.

"Our wish has come true today!"

Professor Wang's voice choked with sobs and his eyes welled up with tears. He recalled the feeling of powerlessness he had when he saw Chinese cultural relics in foreign museums when he was young.

For years, he has traveled extensively, advising on the return of cultural relics. Now, witnessing this historic moment with his own eyes, he was overwhelmed with emotion. With trembling hands, he left a message in the live broadcast room: "After a century of exile, a return is now possible. This prosperous era has finally lived up to the expectations of our ancestors."

In a remote mountain village, Xiaoyan, a middle school student, watched the live broadcast on her worn-out phone. Although her family was poor, she had a strong interest in history and culture, having learned about cultural relics only from textbooks and the internet.

Seeing the bricks of the Great Wall automatically return to their original positions and the broken walls gradually regain their former grandeur, she jumped up from her chair with excitement and shouted to her grandparents, "Grandpa and grandma, look, the Great Wall is alive!"

Then, his fingers quickly typed on the screen: "The cultural relics have returned home. This is so exciting! I feel so full of strength. I will also protect cultural relics in the future!"

Overseas Chinese also stayed up late in front of the screen.

Lin Yu, a programmer working in Silicon Valley, had just finished a busy day and wanted to fall asleep, but was awakened by a message from a friend. The moment he clicked into the live broadcast room, he was completely awake.

Looking at the scene of the Old Summer Palace, he recalled the stories his grandfather told him when he was a child about his family ancestors guarding the Old Summer Palace. Now that he saw the cultural relics returning home with his own eyes, those dusty memories instantly flooded his mind.

"Although I am in a foreign country, seeing these makes me feel like I'm back home." Lin Yu's eyes were moist as he wrote down his deep longing and blessings for his motherland in the barrage.

On social media, related topics instantly dominated the top ten hot searches, with the number of readings of the topic "Cultural Relics Returning Home" exceeding 10 billion in just one hour, and the number of discussions reaching 5000 million.

On Weibo, netizens have been sharing their memories of cultural relics - some shared photos of themselves with cultural relics when they visited museums as children, some shared stories about cultural relics told by their elders, and some edited a mixed video of the loss and return of cultural relics, accompanied by passionate music, which makes people excited.

On a certain platform, a beauty blogger was creative and used the colors of cultural relics as inspiration to create exquisite makeup, which symbolizes the protection of the colors of cultural relics; a street performer used his brush to quickly sketch out a shocking picture of the return of cultural relics in a busy square. The audience was surrounded and took out their mobile phones to record this wonderful moment; there was also a group of children, dressed in ancient costumes, imitating the appearance of ancient people, reciting poems in front of the museum to welcome the cultural relics home.

In this national carnival, people are no longer bystanders separated by a screen, but witnesses and participants of this grand event of cultural relics returning home.

Everyone expressed their love for cultural relics, their awe for history and their deep attachment to the culture of the motherland through tears, cheers, words and creativity.

At this moment, the entire Chinese land is closely connected because of the return of cultural relics, and every passionate heart is beating for the reunion of civilizations.