Ch. 801Are Bamboo Slips You Torture Like This Still Cultural Relics?
Summary
Key Plot Points and Events
- Shen Le brings bamboo slips from the Dragon Palace to Professor Hu, who is initially skeptical about their authenticity.
- Shen Le attempts to convince Professor Hu that the bamboo slips can be restored and preserved using magic.
- Professor Hu challenges Shen Le to prove the authenticity of the bamboo slips through carbon-14 testing.
- Shen Le and Professor Hu work together to restore and dehydrate the bamboo slips, with Shen Le learning the entire process from scratch.
Character Developments
- Shen Le: Shows initiative in restoring cultural relics but struggles with the practical aspects of the restoration process. He learns patience and the importance of understanding the material's nature.
- Professor Hu: Initially skeptical, he becomes more accepting of Shen Le's methods and takes on a mentoring role, teaching Shen Le the intricacies of bamboo slip restoration.
Significant Themes
- Preservation vs. Exhibition: The tension between preserving cultural relics for longevity and exhibiting them for public appreciation.
- Patience and Understanding: The importance of patience and understanding the nature of the material when working with cultural relics.
Character Interactions
- Shen Le and Professor Hu: Their interactions shift from Professor Hu's initial skepticism to a mentoring relationship as Shen Le learns from him. They work together to restore the bamboo slips, with Professor Hu guiding Shen Le through the process.