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"It is very characteristic, many clothes are really very beautiful, less than a thousand yuan a piece of clothing, many love beautiful girls are happy to try on and buy. I just look around and enjoy it."

"Dali Zhoucheng Puzhen Tie-dye Museum. Tickets are free. The museum displays the history of tie-dye craftsmanship, displays various tie-dye crafts, as well as historical and cultural old objects, loom bellows, etc. 🌸 Provide tie-dye experience, you can learn with the local Bai sister , Make tie-dye by yourself."

"The site of the Dali City Museum in the Ming Dynasty was the branch office of the West Road. In the third year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1663), it was built as the Yunnan Admiral's Yamen. In the sixth year of Xianfeng (1856), after the anti-Qing rebels of various ethnic groups headed by Du Wenxiu captured the city of Dali, a Marshal's Mansion was established in the Admiral's Mansion and Du Wenxiu was elected as the "President Marshal Marshal". In the eleventh year of Tongzhi (1872), after the failure of the uprising, he reverted to the Yunnan Admiral's Office. In 1986, it was transferred to the local government and built as the Dali City Museum."

"People who travel to Dali are often attracted by Dali's beautiful natural scenery, or are interested in its ancient city temples and other cultural landscapes, or follow the footsteps of classic movies such as Five Golden Flowers and Butterfly Spring. In addition to these classic attractions, if you have time, you might as well visit a local museum. A local museum can often give people a more systematic and comprehensive understanding of the real local humanities, history and natural conditions. Dali State Museum is such a place. The museum is located on the south bank of Erhai Lake, not far from the dock. Even on weekends, this is a quiet place. There are not many people visiting, you can avoid the hustle and bustle of the ancient city and scenic spots, and browse quietly. The premises here feel that they have not been newly built and are well maintained. The courtyards are just like the manor houses of large families, with bungalows, courtyards, and pavilions, with great views. The exhibits in the museum are very local and are classified into series. Such as bronze drums, Buddha statues and special exhibitions on the history and clothing of the Bai people. Those who are interested can take a look, very long insight."

"The Ancient Tea Horse Road Museum, also known as Dajue Palace, is a part of the "Shuheyuan" complex of the chieftain of the Mu family in the Ming Dynasty. It is a precious ancient building. The Ancient Tea Horse Road Museum set inside the building is a thematic museum with the theme of the Ancient Tea Horse Road Culture, Shuhe Local Customs and Pu'er Tea Culture. The Ancient Tea Horse Road Museum is the first museum in China that specializes in researching and exhibiting the history and culture of the Ancient Tea Horse Road. It is also the first professional institution engaged in the research, publicity and promotion of Pu'er tea culture in Lijiang City."

"This is a movie museum...it introduces the history of movies and the history of movies in the ancient city of Dali...many small business cards of domestic and foreign film masters...many movie projectors...free admission"

"The Zhou Baozhong Memorial Hall has been in his hometown-Wanqiao Village, Wanqiao Township, Dali City. A tall and tall statue of him has been built in front of the museum, which has become a base for patriotic education for posterity. He was born in a Bai family in Dali, Yunnan Province. In order to find the way to save the country and the people, he enlisted in the army at the age of 15 and became the deputy commander of the major general at the age of 25. In the northeast of China, he fought arduously for 14 years in the War of Resistance. China's liberation made a huge contribution. From the Great Revolution to the Northeast People's Anti-Japanese Guerrilla War, Zhou Baozhong has always been on the front line of armed struggle, fighting resolutely against enemies at home and abroad. He was wounded five times, three times in the Northeast Anti-Japanese Guerrilla War, of which there were two serious injuries, and there were eleven injuries on his body."

"It was rebuilt and expanded on the basis of the original site of Jiang Gong Temple, and became the current Dali Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum. The backyard house is the exhibition hall of the museum with five themed exhibition halls. In order, the first exhibition hall is myths and legends, traditional festivals, traditional skills, and the main culture; the second exhibition hall is Bai paper-cutting, embroidery, and Jiama paper; the third exhibition hall is Bai people's three spirits, folk house painting, and tie dyeing; the fourth exhibition hall is Xiaguan Tuo tea ; The fifth exhibition hall is the inheritor of traditional music, dance, and projects. In the backyard of Jiang Gongci, there is a performance stage in the center where you can watch performances every day. The band is composed of old people, the rhythm of ancient music is slow, pleasant to the ear, with distinctive local characteristics and ethnic style. Dali is one of the areas with relatively rich intangible cultural heritage. At present, many projects have been selected into the national protection list, including the familiar Dali Sanyue Street, the Bai nationality tie-dyeing skills, and the Jianchuan woodcarving skills. In the ancient city of Dali, it is recommended to visit Jianggong Temple on Yu'er Road to gain a better understanding of Dali's colorful intangible culture and gain insights for the trip to Dali."

"Lijiang Dongba Cultural Museum (formerly called "Lijiang County Dongba Cultural Museum"), located at the northern end of Heilongtan, was established in July 1984, when Yunnan Province was the first county-level museum. It covers an area of 30 mu, with more than 10,000 valuable cultural relics, including 52 national-level cultural relics. There are cultural museums, rare goods museums and "Dongba culture", national photography and other exhibition halls."

"Originally it looked quite small at the door, but I went in and stayed for more than an hour. There was too much content. It felt very much from the door. It was very similar to the Dali atmosphere, a bit retro, and looked at the kind with more stories. If there are exhibits, there are probably more than 50 items. You can read books and drink tea on the first floor. People who are broken in love can come and watch, which is very healing, and couples can also come and watch. After reading these stories of separation and separation, I am afraid that you will get rid of it."