The encyclopedia project can't be handled right now.
Ye Muyu's new book, therefore, will focus on silk products to tell a story.
For a story to be appealing, it must be melodramatic.
In the new book "Silk," the main characters are a male and female pair of cousins who, after the family's decline and the death of their parents, each inherit a family shop.
But the male cousin believes that, as a man, the female cousin should hand over her shop to him to allow him to expand the business under the pretext of family development.
This female cousin is inherently independent and has a knack for commerce; the family's business was left to her by her parents, and she wouldn't willingly give it to her cousin. Besides, she's planning to marry and have children with her surname, particularly as she's discovered her silk products are becoming outdated and need improvement by incorporating other advantages.
