Baban Lianhua Fei Wuzhi Wenhua Yichan Chuancheng Tiyan Center

Because we arrived at more than 4 pm, this time did not want to enter the temple, so after staying in the hotel, thinking about going to the surrounding attractions, I found that there is a non-genetic inheritance center around, and set off. At first, I went in the wrong direction. The west side of the Ta'er Temple is the main residential and commercial area. Frankly speaking, in addition to the main road, there are a lot of dirt in the alleys, and the sanitary condition is relatively bad. The inheritance center is between the Ta'er Temple and the county seat, more than 500 meters away from the place where we live, very close. When we went to the inheritance center, we didn’t ask for tickets. After entering, there were several Tibetan-style buildings. There were offices and restaurants on both sides of the door. The three-story building facing the door was the main non-genetic inheritor studio. On the night of the day, only three studios opened the door, one was a Tibetan guy. He mainly embroidery crafts, as well as silk and Tangka; one is a professor at Qinghai University for Nationalities, he mainly sculptures; the other is silk crafts upstairs. In addition to production and display, many works are sold abroad. The Tibetan young man is very enthusiastic, and the embroidery seems to stick the cut cloth together, mainly for the temple; the silk is too eye-consuming and energetic, a little paste, and a variety of colors of fine sand filling, really not ordinary people can do; The sculpture professor is not willing to chat, may be immersed in the art world can not extricate himself, his assistant is very talkative, knowing that we are from Shandong, said that the Dalian epidemic is so bad, you can still come out, not at home to stay? We said we were gray-faced, I thought to you a college professor how to find an assistant not even elementary school? The silk-encrusted heir upstairs, compared with the Tibetan guy downstairs, in addition to small pieces, more do some large crafts, more complexity, after reading it, I feel really good, the local government is still quite brainy, combining folk art and commercial market, it is worth a look.

The eight-petal Lotus Non-legacy Exhibition Hall next to the Ta'er Temple is worth visiting and sightseeing. There are many treasures, exquisite embroidery, bronze and silver carpets set with various pine and gemstones. It is really exquisite!

After worshiping the Ta'er Temple, I walked here specially! My husband and I actually booked the venue, except for us and the wax statues, there are no other tourists here! Many experience areas also have no staff, it feels so depressed! Follow the arrow instructions to visit the exit, but the exit is blocked ....... so embarrassing!

The eight-petal lotus intangible cultural heritage inheritance experience center, you must go to the Ta'er Temple to see the world cultural heritage experience hall, but here is not an experience activity every day.

Eight petals of lotus intangible cultural heritage inheritance experience center, come to this scenic spot to visit, be sure to go to the experience center to see...

Eight and a half lotus flowers are 500 meters away from the 5A level tourist ace attraction Ta'er Temple, which is one of the important attractions of Ta'er Temple tourist attractions. Here, you will visit the production skills of Tangka, mud-plastics, stack embroidery and other 16 kinds of Tibetan culture and art, and you can participate in the experience yourself; You can see the appearance of the only 35 Buddha Platinum Tan City in China. The silver bronzeware, Tangka, and embroidery display area are created by scene simulation, and the details of various handmade art are truly restored. Colored powder Tancheng District displays the magnificent and exquisite works of the high difficulty and long cycles.

[View] World Heritage Site, really good