Chapter 971: Longquan Sword! Ethereal and profound, as if a giant dragon coils within~

For the netizens following Qin Feng and Reba, this young couple.

Although~

These two guys are always unpredictable.

And occasionally pull off acts that defy heaven~

But they have one virtue!

That is, they don't beat around the bush!

Reba said directly: "If I remember correctly, besides Longquan swords and celadon, Longquan sealing paste should also be quite famous, right?" Qin Feng's expression: 【Subway Old Man Phone】

Of course~

This cloud cannot be blamed on Reba.

After all, judging by the names.

Longquan swords, Longquan celadon, Longquan sealing paste.

They do seem like the "three brothers" famous from the same place?

But!

Actually, that is not the case.

Qin Feng shook his head and answered: "Longquan sealing paste is indeed not produced in Longquan."

Reba said in surprise: "Ah????"

That makes no sense~

Qin Feng continued: "The place of origin for Longquan sealing paste is Changzhou."

Reba then said: "Ah????"

At this moment?

She felt that in her brain.

It was full of question marks.

She had essentially become a question-mark little robot devoid of emotion~

Actually.

The 'Longquan sealing paste' Reba mentioned.

is indeed a rare cultural heritage of our China.

Known for not freezing in winter cold,

not melting in summer heat,

not drying in arid heat,

not cracking in rainy weather,

not rotting when soaked in water,

leaving marks when burned!

And many other awesome characteristics.

But~

Longquan sealing paste is not produced in Longquan.

Just like o...

there is no wife in a wife cake.

Reba asked curiously: "Then why is it called 'Longquan sealing paste' and not 'Changzhou sealing paste'?"

Qin Feng answered: "Because Changzhou was also called Dragon City in ancient times, so it is called Longquan sealing paste." To be honest.

At least at this moment.

Reba felt somewhat like, hearing one speech from you is better than reading many books~

Ten years of books is a bit exaggerated.

And!

As for this little bit of knowledge, any netizen with even a slight interest in this area.

would have mostly understood it already.

It doesn't count as particularly profound little science.

-- 【Good heavens~ So Longquan sealing paste and Longquan celadon don't share the same hometown~】

-- 【I am from Changzhou; the lotus silk during the summer and autumn seasons every year is also a material for making Longquan sealing paste.】

-- 【So if Brother Feng has a chance in the future, please film an episode too~】

-- 【Do you think Brother Feng lacks material? As long as he doesn't lie flat and rot, we will mostly see a lot of high-quality content!】

-- 【Do you understand the gold content of the CNTV Documentary Channel~】

Although the couple's afternoon topic.

strayed a little off-topic.

But for selecting future subjects.

it undoubtedly provided one more possibility.

Most importantly~

Compared to Qin Feng's previous filming of "Mount Wuyi: Rock Tea" and "Coral Sea: Beidao," the footage the couple filmed on Beidao.

Because different equipment at different camera angles was used.

Plus the concealment of many details regarding Master Shen Xing Pei.

It requires post-production confirmation on whether it can be publicly broadcast, followed by editing. So!

The entire process of casting the Longquan sword from meteoric iron.

At least in Qin Feng's live stream.

What was presented was merely the tip of the iceberg.

This made the viewers in the live stream even more curious and expectant.

What effect would the full version of Qin Feng's personal micro-documentary, broadcast later on CNTV, have?

During Qin Feng's subsequent live broadcasts.

Only the iron-smelting, forging, and blade-sharpening stages of the Longquan sword's crafting were shown—simplifying the complex through cinematic language.

No matter how you look at it,

turning the raw materials of the Longquan sword into a finished blade.

Involves dozens of procedures, big and small.

If every detail were covered, it would inevitably lack focus and become overly meticulous.

The viewers would find it obscure and hard to understand, left in a fog.

Besides, under normal circumstances, the casting of a single sword.

Takes at least three to five days.