The topic of "dreams" in the 2025 college entrance examination composition has inspired millions of examinees to write furiously, infusing their youthful aspirations and the responsibilities of The Times into their words.

In "another examination room", in the summer breeze of July, at the foot of the Taihang Mountains and along the banks of the Huangpu River, a dialogue of civilizations that transcends time and space is also quietly unfolding.

A thread of silk, a thousand-year-old cultural heritage

From the glorious days of Lu 'an Prefecture in the Ming Dynasty when "ten thousand bolts were produced daily and clothes were worn all over the world", to today's innovative practice of collaborating with Fudan University to weave the covers of admission notices, every shuttle and every thread has woven not only the beauty of silk, but also a nation's commitment to cultural inheritance and its hope for the future.

Weaving the genes of culture ingeniously into the youthful dreams of students has become the most touching chapter of this summer.

Fudan Blue · China Red: The Cultural Code of an Admission Notice

In 2024, Lu Silk, with the title "Blue Surpasses Blue", underwent three rounds of adjustments and nine screenings, creating the classic "Fudan Blue" for the undergraduate admission notice, symbolizing the rational depth of knowledge and the original intention of measuring the world.

In 2025, the steady blue rhythm of undergraduate studies will continue. The "Chinese red" on the cover of the master's program is like the first bloom of the morning glow. Imprinted with the genes of the bloodline and the inheritance of a thousand-year-old civilization, it showcases the passionate vow of the new generation of youth to serve the country.

From selecting cocoons to weaving, every process is filled with the dedication of the people of Lu Silk. The design team woven the auspicious "dragons and phoenixes" and "cloud patterns" into the silk surface in a unique "one person, one pattern" style, transforming cultural confidence into tangible details.

Lu Silk's Rebirth: Marching towards Revival through Inheritance

Some people ask: In today's industrialized world, why insist on hand weaving?

Our answer is: Machines can replicate patterns, but they cannot replicate the warmth of a craftsman's fingers. Data can calculate color ratios, but it cannot calculate the code of cultural genes.

The LOGO of the 120th anniversary school is ingeniously designed and woven into the "Dragon and Phoenix Playing with a Pearl" pattern, presenting a dynamic beauty!

Let the post-2000s students understand the profound meaning of "Tradition is the future" the moment they open the package.

The Chinese Dream grows in every thread

From Lu 'an Prefecture to Fudan Campus, from Taihang Mountain to Huangpu River, this notice woven with love reminds and urges Fudan students: True learning should be like silk that can stand the test of time. The efforts of an individual will eventually converge into the torrent of national rejuvenation.

As the designer put it, "When young people hold this red silk in their hands, what they are holding is the baton of five thousand years of civilization and the embodiment of the Chinese Dream!"

With craftsmanship, we strive for the future           

In the admission season of 2025, as one admission notice after another with Lu silk covers flew across the country, it seemed as if we could see:

In the library of Fudan University, when young students opened the silk surface and brushed the three characters "Chinese Dream" with their fingertips, the light in their eyes sparkled.

With craftsmanship, we adhere to our original aspiration; with inheritance, we promote innovation. Let the world see that the great rejuvenation of a nation is growing vigorous power from every thread and every bit of perseverance.

Lu Chou is willing to jointly write the "magnificent chapter" of China with the young people of the new era.