In Shekeng Village, Jiangle County, Sanming City, Fujian Province, a branch dragon kiln that has been passed down for more than 200 years lies quietly in the mountains, and the kiln fire never goes out. This year, this cluster of firewood has reached the hands of Wu Zejian and Ma Jingwen, a couple born in the 1990s. They returned from the city and became the new generation of "guardians" of ancient kilns, embarking on an experiment of "reconstruction" that goes beyond mere protection. Wu Zejian, who graduated from Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts, said that he grew up smelling the smell of kiln fire and touching the mud. He followed his father and devoted himself to studying the family's traditional skills. My father's experience is priceless. He helped us control the temper of the soil and the temperament of the kiln fire, "said Wu Zejian." But I want to surpass him and design products that can truly enter the market. "My wife Ma Jingwen, as a visual communication designer, has integrated modern elements into the ancient kiln. Bright colors, cute patterns, and heartwarming quotes, "adding these symbolic images can turn the cup from a 'vessel' into an 'emotional container,'" said Ma Jingwen. "We need to grow new products that meet current needs based on a deep cultural foundation." For the future, the couple has a clear goal: to polish the product in the short term and find like-minded people; In the medium to long term, we aspire to establish a brand and composite space, making 'Shekeng Kiln' a cultural landmark. As they said, "We need to ignite a new flame. This flame should not only inherit the craftsmanship and skills of our ancestors, but also illuminate a vibrant path to the future