Gone with the Dust, the Moon Unseen

Gone with the Dust, the Moon Unseen Plot:

Lin Xiaoman, a rookie rural documentary director, returns to her remote hometown to find her missing grandfather. Her grandfather’s diary repeatedly mentions "Gone with the dust, the moon unseen" and holds a broken pottery shard with a crescent刻痕. A Lin, a silent potter in the village, hides an unburned kiln of crescent pottery and avoids talking about "the moon"; the elders are evasive about the "kiln fire incident" decades ago. As Xiaoman investigates, she discovers her grandfather and A Lin’s father were partners guarding the anti-Japanese war relic "Moon-patterned Jar"—to keep it from thieves, they buried the jar in an old kiln, where A Lin’s father died in a fire, and her grandfather lived incognito to guard it ever since. Now, relic traffickers are closing in. Xiaoman and A Lin go from suspicion to cooperation, finding her "missing" grandfather (who’s been secretly guarding the kiln) and using her camera to bring the heroic past, once lost in dust, back to the world.