1. Leave the green bamboo carving behind. Bamboo carving, also known as flat carving and leather carving, is one of the three treasures of Changzhou, Jiangsu. The carving methods of green-carved pen holders, handrails, boxes, fan ribs and other utensils are not only exquisite, but also the appearance of bamboo is bright and shiny.

2. Grate and dustpan. Changzhou's combing technique was formed in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and has a long history. Since the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Changzhou has sent a batch of exquisite combs to the imperial court in Beijing every year as royal items. Therefore, Changzhou combs have always enjoyed the reputation of "famous combs in the palace".

3. Random needlepoint. This embroidery stitch method combines the characteristics of traditional embroidery technology and Western art. In random stitch embroidery, the stitches are of different lengths and directions, intersecting each other, and using layering and color-enhancing techniques, so that the colors will be much richer.

4. Nanshan root carving. Nanshan Bamboo Sea is a large bamboo sea with rich bamboo resources. Bamboo root carving is one of the most representative local products of Nanshan Bamboo Sea. Bamboo root carving is the use of bamboo roots and their natural forms to carve out various vivid handicrafts through artistic conception and modeling.

5. Brick carving screen. Brick screen carving is a method of seal carving, in which the text and images of Han inscriptions are engraved on ancient bricks from the Ming and Qing dynasties, and then matched with finely carved mahogany seat screens and hanging screens. The brick screen is light in weight, small in size, easy to carry, and has a simple and elegant appearance. This image has both the masculinity of Han Dynasty inscriptions and portrait stones, and the epigraphic spirit of ancient inscriptions, and has high artistic value. The audience can feel the profoundness of Han Dynasty culture and art and appreciate its beauty. This is a great craft.

6. Golden altar paper engraving. The paper carvings on the Golden Altar can be traced back to the Sui and Tang dynasties. Paper carving works such as Double Happiness, Door Flowers, Hall Flowers, Snuff, Shoe Flowers, Flowers, Birds, Insects, Fish, and Character Plays are scattered among the people and passed down from generation to generation, forming a paper carving tradition in Jintan. Jintan paper prints show their artistic strength due to their strong Jiangnan local characteristics.

7. Chinese colored velvet painting. This kind of painting can be said to be a kind of Kung Fu painting. It can be made into various figure paintings, lifelike animal paintings, lifelike landscape paintings, etc. By using wool, acrylic and other materials through a series of processes. Specific techniques include scraping, combing, tearing, pasting, gluing, and stacking, combined with techniques such as painting, stacking, and inlay, which are very popular among tourists.