Lu Embroidery Wan Fenghua

During the troubled times of the Republic of China, foreign machine embroidery swept across the land of Qilu, and the Lu embroidery skills passed down from generation to generation by the Su family were in danger. As the last descendant of Lu embroidery, Su Qingyuan is unwilling to hand over the ancestral needlework to profiteers. On the one hand, the impact of low prices on machine embroidery has caused cloth shops all over the city to be secretly shut down, and embroidery workshops have been neglected; on the other hand, there is the embroidery tradition passed down from generation to generation and the heavy mission of craftsmen. In the midst of the ups and downs, she held on to an embroidery needle and the flame of an intangible cultural heritage craft among the silk and brocade, so that the splendor of Lu embroidery would not be buried by the dust of the times.