Big city, 10 o'clock at night.

Worker Chen Juan just got off work.

She is in her early 30s, single, and works in a large company. She has a good salary, but what follows is endless voluntary overtime.

I had dinner at work. When I came back, I didn’t want to move. I washed and poured it on the bed. I did a bedtime exercise that I had to do at any time of bed:

Play with your phone.

She doesn't like to watch Douyin, she is an old user of B station and a low-key level 6 boss.

Click on the app, the homepage is full of videos recommended based on big data: What are the pig killing, the donkey hoof repair, Guo Dastansen recited "Wine in the Wine" in Shaanxi dialect, the first 4K+AI color repair on the Eighth Route Army combat site...

And a bunch of UP masters who talk about politics, economy, revolutionary history and culture.

I don’t know when Chen Juan began to like watching this kind of thing. She thought it was quite niche, but she found that there were many likes online, and "Awakening Age" was very interesting.

People like her generation grew up in an era when they were monopolized by public officials and experienced "frustration education". Japanese summer camps, German sewers, and American domineering passports are all famous works.

She remembered that when she was in junior high school, the Chinese teacher told the students very confidently: "Japanese people love to clean the most. There is a street in Japan that uses a rag to wipe it. They can drink water from the toilet directly..."

Although the Chinese teacher has never been to Japan.

Wow!

I was infinitely yearning at that time.

This mentality has been maintained for many years until I work and the information age arrives, and I learnt to think, especially this epidemic that has stripped off all Western underwear.

While she suddenly woke up, she felt confused. Who said these nonsense words from the collapsed No. 80, the brainless post-90s, and the withered post-00s?

Public intellectuals and teachers are all over the place, and their life pressure is huge. Every day, they are washed away by the fragmented information on the Internet, and everything is in line with Naitoule.

On the contrary, these spiritual mentors from a hundred years ago can enrich themselves.

“Huh?”

As Chen Juan was brushing, she suddenly found a video called "AI Repair, Film Texture, Images of Beijing a hundred years ago".

I clicked it casually and found that I had watched it as soon as I looked at it. It was the very popular repair video on Bilibili. I watched the UP owner again, and the name is "Xiaoyaoyou".

She extracted memories from a massive amount of fragmented information. She seemed to have heard of it, but she had forgotten what was specific.

"What the hell? I still invest in my own way and openly plagiarize?"

Chen Juan continued to read patiently, with a narration at the beginning:

"I believe many friends have watched this video, and now they have used the latest technology to repair it again. They are still colored and framed, but not ultra-high definition, but made into simulated film effects.

In the restoration of cultural relics, there is a saying that repairing the old is as old as it is, of course there are many controversies. Personally, I think it is better to "reorganize the old as it is the same as before and preserve the truth."

This version of the film effect video follows this concept..."

After the narration, the film begins.

Chen Juan has watched it many times, but to be honest, the previous repair video was indeed very blurry and uneven.

This is extremely natural, with uniform and smooth colors, and will not change color as people move around, and will be harmonious with the environment, as if it should be born like this.

Through the matte film texture, the street scenes of the capital city a hundred years ago, the flow of people, carriages, rickshaws, markets, restaurants, ceremonies, etiquettes, and transactions all appear before our eyes.

Most of the people who go shopping are men, there are no fat people, and they look at the camera in panic and curious. Maybe whose ancestors are inside. I wonder if they are afraid that the camera will suck their souls away...

The details are better, and there are many popular science marked in the video:

"The Republic of China was founded in 1912 and the Qing Dynasty fell. However, according to the "Qing Dynasty's preferential conditions", members of the Qing Dynasty were able to continue to live in the Forbidden City, and were still called lonely and widowed, and were granted official titles and given posthumous titles, just like a country in the country, so we can see that there were still many people who had not shaved their hair at that time..."

"This is near the west entrance of Xizhubu Hutong, Dongdan North Street. The white stone plaque is called the Clinder Monument. German Minister Clinder was shot and killed here, which triggered the Eight-Nation Alliance's invasion of China and the signing of the "Xin Chou Treaty". According to German requirements, the Qing government built a commemorative archway here and sacrificed and apologized."

Chen Juan read a short paragraph and decisively made three consecutive decisions.

There are already a few comments below:

"This technique is amazing, it's not a little bit higher. I thought I was watching a documentary from the 1990s."

"Popular science and good reviews!"

"I must have heard of Xiaoyaoyou."

There is a reply below: "It's just the previous confrontation with "Mrs. Mingzhu" and revealing the dark side of the industry?"

oh!

Chen Juan also remembered it, and her favor suddenly increased and she directly clicked to follow. Then, she saw that the UP host had posted several videos, all of which were AI repairs.

"Coloring + Frame Revision, Image Information of Mr. Shou Chang during His Living Life"

"Repair, the only image left by Mr. Lu Xun"

...

"Repair of Real Images of the Great Famine in Henan Province in 1942"

She looked at it and opened it and said, "This is the last photo left by Mr. Shouchang before his death. The gallows are next to it..."

Follow again:

"No one has given orders, no invitations, no appointments in advance. However, there are six thousand people in the funeral, almost all of them are young men, women and teenagers..."

When I saw 1942, I could just brush it, and somehow I couldn't help but want to cry.

She is from Yu Province.

"My grandma now has the habit of storing food. No matter what the family members say to her, there is no need to worry about not being full now. However, every time my grandma sees good-quality food, she will still buy it at home and will not rest for a while until the small cabinet is full."

"I didn't understand why my grandmother picked up all the vegetables and rice that fell on the ground and ate them. Later I understood that my grandmother's mother left her food and starved to death..."

"Even so difficult, Henan Province still made great contributions to the national war of resistance."

"That year, Grandpa Yuan was 12 years old. He came from suffering and left a full China."

Everyone is discussing history, and there is only one seemingly professional netizen comment:

"Didn't anyone pay attention to technology? I dare say that I don't know about AI repair of this level abroad, but there is absolutely nothing in China. I don't know where the UP master got the technology. I envy and hate it. I hope I can have the opportunity to communicate!"

After he said this, someone below replied:

"I heard you, I'm a little wondering if it's been repaired by AI? Don't use the guise of AI, it's actually repaired manually."

"Whatever he is? After repairing it, I will show you for nothing. They will be picky."

"I hope the UP host can repair the old movie, I like it so much!"

Chen Juan has always disliked comments, and at this moment she also left a sentence: "Fix the old movie +1!"

Before she knew it, she looked at the time and it was already 12 o'clock.

I hurriedly charged my phone and slept under the quilt. My passion just now disappeared.

Tomorrow will be a brand new worker.

(besides……)
Chapter completed!