How many of the eight major intangible cultural heritage museums have you visited?

China is vast and rich in resources, and the wisdom of the Chinese people is endless. Today, this wisdom is preserved as our country's intangible cultural heritage, carefully passed down from generation to generation by the Chinese people. In various parts of the motherland, many museums display this rich and colorful intangible cultural heritage. These museums are not only precious cultural treasuries but also treasure troves of history and art. Let us explore the 'treasures' of these museums together and feel the cultural confidence of our great China! - 📍Beijing | China Arts and Crafts Museum Includes eleven categories such as jade carving, stone carving, bamboo and wood carving, ivory and bone carving, weaving and dyeing embroidery, ceramics, lacquer art, metal crafts, glass, Thangka, and ethnic folk art. 💎Treasure of the Museum The four jade treasures 'Spectacular Mount Tai', 'Gathering of Fragrance and Fortune', 'Collection of All Flowers', and 'Joy Across the Seas' all come from the same piece of jade raw stone. - 📍Beijing | China Cloisonné Art Museum Records the development of the enamel factory over sixty years, displaying fine cloisonné works and many classic pieces from various periods. 💎Treasure of the Museum A set of bronze chariots and horses replicating those from the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum in Xi'an - 📍Nanjing | China Yunjin Brocade Museum Gathers royal attire from various historical periods, each piece shimmering with royal splendor, making one feel as if they have traveled through time and experienced history. 💎Treasure of the Museum: Plain Gauze Monk's Robe - 📍Hainan | Splendid Li Brocade Museum The Li ethnic group of Hainan has inherited a thousand-year tradition of brocade weaving, known as one of China's ancient cotton textile dyeing and embroidery techniques with a history of over 3000 years, truly a 'living fossil' in the field of textiles. 💎Treasure of the Museum: Dragon Quilt - 📍Hunan | China Tujia Brocade Art Museum Xilankapu, also known as Tujia floral bedspread, the 'Tujia' in its name does not imply that its makers are rustic, but because it is deeply rooted in the land of Tujia culture. 💎Treasure of the Museum The Flower of Tujia, woven from 150,000 meters of red brocade thread. - 📍Yunnan | Puzhen Bai Ethnic Tie-dye Museum Ancient people called tie-dye 'Zha Xie' or 'Jiao Xie', which was a method of dyeing textiles in ancient times and is also one of the traditional Chinese hand dyeing techniques. - 📍Sichuan | Chengdu Shu Brocade and Embroidery Museum Houses a large Shu brocade weaving workshop, with several Shu brocade Xiaohualou wooden weaving machines making Shu brocade on-site. Shu brocade and Shu embroidery are dazzling, with a wide array of exquisite patterns from various dynasties. This is also an unexpectedly delightful niche museum I visited in Chengdu. 💎Treasure of the Museum Qing Dynasty Xiaohualou wooden weaving machine - 📍Yangzhou | China Woodblock Printing Museum More than 200,000 pieces of ancient woodblock printing plates as the main collection, comprehensively showcasing the woodblock printing process and focusing on woodblock prints from various dynasties. 💎Treasure of the Museum Qing Dynasty 'Gu Yi Cong Shu' woodblock edition