The intangible cultural heritage inheritance of lacquerware experience hall hidden in the park

While strolling or cycling in the Pujiang Countryside Park, you may stumble upon a sign indicating the national level intangible cultural heritage lacquerware experience hall. This is definitely a place worth exploring with children. Following the sign, not far away is a beautiful white building in the forest, super dazzling✨, with some tents🏕️ nearby. This is the studio of artist Li Bosheng, which is also a complex. The first floor has a simple cafe and displays of some works and manuscripts. The second floor is a space where you can experience lacquerware making. Beads, boxes, fans, all can be made here. The third floor is a homestay. It should be nice to live in the forest.