It's really a good place for leisure, free tickets, not many tourists, swinging is very pleasant, there are more people here like to see the silk production process here, there are many ancient machines.

Mainly in the back of the caramel courtyard swing, the ground fell full of caramel, the aunt threw them into the pond for fish to eat, the blue brick floor has snails crawling, the courtyard has banana trees, it is still very interesting, a museum.

In the Nanguo Silk Museum, a person leisurely strolled all morning, mainly some ancient silk silk production equipment technology display, and also saw silkworm babies eating mulberry leaves, that sound is like rain sand, the display area can actually be seen in half an hour.

A good place to understand the history of Shunde, a good place to integrate entertainment and viewing knowledge.

A good place to let friends visiting Shunde know about Shunde.

Remember to read, geography teacher explained to us the knowledge of mulberry pond, which is a unique agricultural production mode in Shunde area, refers to a production and operation mode that combines mulberry and silkworm breeding with pond fish breeding. Plant mulberry trees on the pond or near the pond, raise silkworms with mulberry leaves, use silkworm sand, silkworm mulberry and other as fish bait, and use pond mud as mulberry fertilizer to form pond mulberry seed, mulberry leaves raise silkworms, silkworm mulberry feeding fish, pond mud fertilizer mulberry production structure or production chain, the two use each other to promote each other, Achieved the effect of both fish and silkworms. Today, I visited the Nanguo Silk Museum and finally experienced this model firsthand. The Nanguo Silk Museum is located in Nanguo Silk Culture Park, No. 3 Guanlv Road, Daliang Town, Shunde. This is a private museum in the area of micro-silk. It is a national-level scenic spot. It is divided into three major cultural heritage museums, cultural experience museums and Nanguo Sidu cultural theme parks. This museum is free to visit and open from 9:00 am to 17:00 pm. As soon as I entered the door, I saw an antique wooden carriage, which was very well preserved, and it was said that it was the beloved thing of the owner. Going inside, it is a cultural heritage museum, which displays a lot of real objects, including various machines, raw materials, semi-finished products and finished products of silk production, and even raw silk with a history of two or three hundred years. Through these exhibits, the Shunde silk industry has gone from the Ming Dynasty to the modern era. Going inside, it is the Nanguo Sidu Cultural Theme Park, which is full of mulberry trees and small fish ponds, replicating the production model of mulberry ponds. The Cultural Experience Hall mainly sells various silk products, such as clothes, ties, scarves, etc., as well as expensive fragrant cloud yarn materials. However, these silk clothes are very expensive. The staff of the Nanguo Silk Museum have a very good attitude and are enthusiastic and proactive to the audience. Some staff are still employees of the famous Shunde silk factory before, so they are very familiar with the production process and silk products of silk, and answer all questions to the audience.

There are many artifacts here, and visiting this museum will surprise you.