/bbs/Show.asp?id=175&BoardID=21&TB=1 Specialties of Tianfu "Land of Abundance" Sichuan specialties include bristle, tung oil, white wax, raw lacquer, etc. Gongfu black tea from Yibin and other places is dark and tender, and is one of the high-quality black teas in China. Qionglai,
The South Roadside Tea produced in Ya'an is a type of pressed tea and is a traditional specialty of Qinghai and Tibet.
Sichuan's most popular fruit specialty is citrus, and high-quality products include red tangerines, Guangdong tangerines, and Jiang'an Xia oranges.
There are also Luzhou longan, Jinchuan snow pear, etc.
Authentic Sichuan medicinal materials include Chuanxiong, Chuanlian, Chuanxiong, Chuanxiong, Chuanmingshen, etc.
Agricultural and forestry specialties include Ya'an Tianfu fresh bamboo shoots and Luzhou vermicelli. Hanyuan pepper is the "tribute pepper" from the Tang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty.
Sichuan specialty foods include strange-flavored broad beans, Nanchong preserved eggs, Xichang salted duck, etc.
Famous wines include Yibin Wuliangye, Mianzhu Jiannanchun, Luzhou Laojiao and Gulinlangjiu.
Sichuan cuisine is spicy, sweet and delicious, and is one of China's main flavor dishes.
Sichuan traditional handicrafts include Shu embroidery, Shu brocade, Longchang linen, Chengdu lacquerware, Huili art ceramics, and numerous specialty bamboo products; Chengdu bamboo weaving, Zigong bamboo fans, Nanchong bamboo curtain paintings, etc.
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Kneading powder Daqian calligraphy and painting paper butterfly style waxed pig head sandwiched with fermented bean curd Shu embroidery is also known as "Sichuan embroidery" and is produced in Chengdu, Sichuan.
As early as the Han Dynasty, the cotton weaving industry in Chengdu was very developed. The imperial court also set up Jin officials to manage it, so Chengdu was also called "Jincheng".
Yang Xiong, a writer of the Western Han Dynasty, said in "Ode to the Capital of Shu": "If you wave brocade cloth and embroider it, you will see no light at all."
He also said that scenes of "waving brocade" and "displaying silk embroidery" can be seen everywhere in Chengdu.
During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, two dynasties, the First Shu and the Later Shu, were established in Sichuan.
At that time, there were frequent wars in the Central Plains, but Sichuan was the only one able to enjoy a little peace, which created favorable conditions for the development of embroidery.
At the same time, the demand for embroidery is huge, which also stimulates the development of folk embroidery.
In the Song Dynasty, the world was reunited and Shu embroidery developed further.
According to the Records of the Whole Sichuan Art and Literature: "Sichuan is rich in silk and silk, and people make ice embroidery and other items, which are known as the best in the world." It can be seen that embroidery in Shu was flourishing at that time.
Shu embroidery is the general name for embroidery products centered in Chengdu, Sichuan.
It uses soft satin and colored silk as its main raw materials and uses unique embroidery techniques to embroider quilt covers, pillowcases, clothes, shoes and screens.