Every trade has its master!

Bijin Park is really something, with many museums and exhibition halls, it is truly a cultural and artistic journey. Location: Inside Bijin Park, near the Arch of Chastity, and near Guanyin Temple. It is also part of the Bayu Folk Museum. Tickets: Free, no reservation required Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 (closed on Mondays) Duration: 20–60 minutes In fact, the Seventy-two Trades Sculpture Museum is also part of the Bayu Folk Museum, and there is also an Ancient Bed Museum, also in the park. The sculpture exhibition is themed on traditional trades, with an exhibition area of about 700 square meters, consisting of a total of 108 sculptures of people and props, divided into four units: urban and rural laborers, skilled craftsmen, street experts, and market vendors. The sculptures are vivid and realistic, with lifelike movements and expressions, vividly recreating the labor scenes of traditional trades in the Bashu region from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. The exhibition hall is a typical small courtyard, with most of the sculptures indoors, and some outdoors, such as the pig slaughtering scene during the Chinese New Year. There is also a temporary exhibition area on the right-hand side.