The Golden Thread

Good and evil, right words and wrong words are vaguely explained in the process of human creation, and even the most intellectual people their moral details are still ambiguous and we often use human It continues to ask for protection of existence. Some basic tenants. Through John Milton's "Lost Paradise" we have met this steady struggle between good and evil as a mysterious and eternal Satan - the role is the hero and the hero of the epic - In vain against the tyranny of God in wage heaven.

Five years ago, in 2012, Bishop O'Neill talked about the treasure of Grace and the 94-year-old "Golden Line" of St. Stephen's Church. So the Gold Line Archive project began. From the beginning, the fleet approved a plan to protect these gold wires. We launched the Archives project and invented a collaborative list server named History Listring as a tool to collect clues, documents and souvenirs on the history of the parish. Collecting stories is not a parish of the parish, but a responsibility of a wide community. Every parish archive, including a wider community for writing stories and filling in details of people's interests, will be more fulfilling. Since its founding, HistoryShare has captivated many people to participate in these archival detective activities.

In 1733, it was forbidden to weave with gold thread in Korea. King Yeongjo is a reformer who has promised to improve national manufacturing industry and economic power and reduce corruption. He saw the use of wasted gold thread discovered from the most prestigious Korean clothes 1,500 years ago. A series of knowledge on how to create a thread has been completely lost. Those cut into purely melted gold fibers are not flexible and may break before sewing. In 2011, researchers at the Korea University of Heritage Research studied ways to reconstruct gold wire manufacturing methods and traditional looms into more than 120 ancient documents. During the investigation, they noticed that this special clue was unique to Korea, unlike neighboring countries China and Japan.