Professor Dong retired early because of her two daughters' children, but because her former unit made some new discoveries in Sanxingdui, she had no choice but to be invited back.

Sanxingdui was discovered by an old local farmer by chance in 1929. At that time, the old man was digging a pit and unearthed a pit of jade artifacts.

Archaeological excavations officially began in 1934.

This pile of cultural relics has been there for seventy years. The No. 1 and No. 2 "Sacrificial Pits" discovered in 1986 unearthed a large number of cultural relics, including golden rods, masks, sacred trees, ivory carvings, and more.

These artifacts are of great value to archaeologists in studying the early state process and exploring the development of religious consciousness.

Professor Dong, who traveled through time, knew that due to the limitations of archaeological technology, the uniqueness and complexity of cultural relics, the serious problem of cultural relic theft, and social factors, no further excavation would be carried out in the future. Therefore, her current task is to teach students all the knowledge she knows about Sanxingdui.

Of course, she would not be stupid enough to just go up and say that she knew a lot about Sanxingdui. She still had to "give appropriate guidance" like Dong Guanliang did.

Let’s just say that the lives of these two men are just porters of scientific and cultural knowledge.

Professor Dong's return to Sanxingdui felt like returning to her second home. She knows full well that these artifacts, which have been dormant for millennia, are not only witnesses to history but also a bridge connecting the past and the future.

She patiently and unreservedly passed on everything she knew and learned to the young archaeologists using various methods. From cleaning and protecting the cultural relics, from on-site excavation to data compilation, to the transportation and storage of the cultural relics, she poured her heart and soul into every step.

Under her guidance, the archaeological team's work progressed exceptionally smoothly. They not only successfully solved many technical difficulties, but also discovered more details that had not been noticed before. These discoveries are crucial for understanding the full picture of Sanxingdui civilization.

Professor Dong looked at the light in the young people's eyes, feeling gratified and hopeful. These young people will be the backbone of future archaeological research, sharing the story of Sanxingdui and the secrets of the Flowering Civilization with the world.

While Professor Dong was still engaged in archaeology, the Kyoto Jiang Group, under the leadership of Jiang Shaoming, also ushered in new development opportunities. In recent years, the Jiang Group has distributed the domestic market cake to domestic colleagues, and the Jiang Group has always entered the international market.

Now that we have achieved remarkable results in foreign markets, Jiang Huashu and Li Yichen, father-in-law and son-in-law, have begun to actively develop some leading business models to promote our country's excellent culture and products to the world.

The success of a company lies not only in its economic benefits, but also in its contribution to society.

Therefore, Jiang's enterprises not only contribute to the country themselves, but also play a leading role, actively leading successful people to always put social responsibility first and contribute their own strength to the prosperity and development of the country.

The arrival of the millennium not only marks the beginning of a new era, but also an era brimming with opportunities and challenges. In this era, scientists, entrepreneurs, and ordinary workers alike are all contributing, in their own ways, to the nation's rise. We are all witnesses and participants in this great era.