Souvenirs from Changshu include: 1. Green-haired turtle Green-haired turtle is native to the shade of the Yushan mountain stream.

A Qinhuaihai poem says, "The turtles hide in the ridge, and the water and hair are all green."

Kanshui is green water with little sunshine and is prone to green moss, which grows on the turtle board. As time goes by, the hair will grow longer.

It has become a unique decoration on the desk, especially when it is raised in a white porcelain bowl filled with clean water. Its fur becomes greener and more lovely, which is pleasing to the eye.

2. Changshu lace Changshu lace, also known as Changshu carved embroidery, began in the 6th year of the Republic of China (1917).

It is one of the famous hand-carved and embroidered drawn yarn products in my country. It is famous both at home and abroad for its exquisite workmanship, gorgeous colors, combination of carving and embroidery, matching buckles and patches, elegance and elegance, various colors, beautiful and practical.

3. Redwood carved small ornaments. Changshu redwood handicrafts have a long history. They are famous for their concise shapes, smooth lines, fine workmanship and bright polished paint. Redwood small ornaments are graceful and generous, with strong craftsmanship and high collection value. They are both practical and appreciative.

An all-in-one travel souvenir.

4. Snake health care products and leather products Changshu has a long-standing reputation for snake health care products, including Longliqi, Mengtianqi capsules, skin care products, etc., which have unique beauty and beauty effects. In recent years, snakeskin bags and belts have been developed and produced.

Leather products are the first choice souvenirs when traveling to Changshu.

Changshu City (Changshu dialect IPA: /d?an /, Wu Pinyin: Janzhoh), referred to as Yu, also known as Yucheng and Qinchuan, is located in the southeast of Jiangsu Province, China, in the hinterland of the Yangtze River Delta. It is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Suzhou City

, facing Nantong across the river, is known as the "Blessed Land in the South of the Yangtze River".

Changshu is one of China's national historical and cultural cities, an outstanding tourist city in China, and an international garden city. It ranks fifth among the top 100 counties (cities) in the country in 2020.

Changshu is also one of China's national-level ecological cities, and its ecological construction undertakings are developing well.

According to the Records of the Reconstruction of Qinchuan compiled during the Zhizheng period of the Yuan Dynasty, Changshu got its name because of its "fertile soil and no drought or flooding"; while the "Huangming Literature Records" compiled during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty believed that the local terrain "

The original soil is different, and although there are floods and droughts, it cannot be summed up as a disaster, so it will be prosperous every year." Therefore, it is named Changshu.

In addition, Changshu is also known as "Qinchuan" because there are seven rivers running through the streets and alleys, just like the seven strings of a guqin.