Chengdu! A niche museum that 99% of locals don't even know about!

For those of you visiting Chengdu, don't just go to Chunxi Road and Tianfu Square where it's crowded! Near Huanhua Creek, there's such a hidden treasure museum! It's less crowded and interesting! If it wasn't for the sisters living nearby to guide us, we really wouldn't know such a good place existed!! From the moment we walked in, the delicate embroidery art came to our faces, it was a needle and thread that connected the splendid Chengdu for three thousand years! My sisters and I were a little teary-eyed~ 📙The museum exhibits Shu Brocade (one of the four famous brocades) and Shu Embroidery (one of the four famous embroideries); it is divided into six parts: the origin of silk, Shu Brocade through the ages, the history of embroidery, the evolution of looms, Ming and Qing costumes, and Shu Brocade skills; we also saw a small flower tower wooden loom in the museum, which is probably left from the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, it's really precious! 📙In addition to the beautiful Shu Brocade and Shu Embroidery, there are many scene shooting locations, we walked and took pictures, took a lot of meaningful beautiful photos! When we left, we also picked a fine souvenir to take home! Hahaha it's worth it~ 🏛️Shu Brocade and Embroidery Museum 📍18 Caotang East Road, Qingyang District, Chengdu 🚇About 700 meters walk from Exit B of Qingyang Palace Subway Station on Line 5 ⏱️10:00-18:00 ⚠️Nearby are Huanhua Creek, Du Fu Thatched Cottage, Baihua Pool, Qingyang Palace, and Cultural Park, you can visit them all at once