The Tea Shop's War on Luxury

Multinational brand Élevé, holding a trademark obtained through trademark squatting, brings a multi-million dollar claim on local tea brand 'Inkstone,' falsely accusing it of plagiarism. Founder Leo Linden fights. The pattern originates from thousand-year-old window lattices of the Canglang Pavilion. Nation builds a shield of popular support through 'feral consumption.' Inkstone rises, establishes an open-source library of Huaxia patterns, defending national culture.