Three-inch Golden Lotus Shoes Museum

Going to Wuzhen Xizha to play, I saw a three-inch Jinlian Hall. I went in and visited it. To be honest, seeing these beautiful small shoes, I felt very uncomfortable. The era of persecution and maiming women will eventually be overthrown.

Wuzhen has been here a few times. The earliest was more than 20 years ago. Of course, it is now a famous tourist attraction. All aspects are more standardized, and the tourism service facilities are very complete. Some attractions are still worth seeing and looking at. There is a niche attraction - Saninch Jinlian Hall is more distinctive. Unexpectedly, the area of this museum is quite large, and there are still more tourists. In fact, everyone didn't know much about this before, and I looked at it carefully this time and I was still quite emotional.

The three-inch Jinlian Hall is located in the Xizha Scenic Area of Wuzhen. The exhibition hall is relatively large in size, with a large number of exhibits, good quality and clear annotations. A large number of physical objects are displayed in the exhibition hall, with a variety of styles and exquisite patterns, which makes people eye-opening. It is not an exaggeration to call a small museum. The exhibition hall is air-conditioned and the visit is very comfortable.

When walking back to Xijian, Wuzhen, I saw the three-inch Jinlian Pavilion, and went in to have a look. The Pavilion exhibited foot-binding shoes from all parts of China in history, as well as numerous pictures and foot-binding appliances, with detailed text instructions. Photographs were not allowed inside, so I only took foot-binding scenes outside. Ancient women, wrapped in these three inches of Golden Lotus for a lifetime, like their lives, are bound up and can not be free. It is very sad to think about it.

The Saninch Jinlian Hall is located in Xizha Scenic Area, and is a rare exhibition hall with the theme of foot wrapping history. The exhibition hall displays 825 pairs of foot-encrusted shoes from all over China in history, as well as many pictures and foot-encrusted utensils, with detailed text descriptions. Visitors came to the three-inch Jinlian Hall, or admired the exquisite embroidery on Jinlian, more to the sick history of the foot-brush sigh.