
Shu Embroidery
蜀绣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 452k Words
- Genre
- Realist Romance
- Subgenre
- Realist Stories
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Judging from the title, this book might seem highly technical and informative. However, the more you read, the more you realize it's also a very engaging novel. The story revolves around Shen Chuqing's apprenticeship in Shu embroidery, vividly portraying the history, culture, and the lives of embroiderers. I especially love the character of Ms.
The story gets better and better with each reading, and the characters become more and more pleasing to the eye as you get to know them. The span of time is quite large, and the dedication of three generations—old, middle-aged, and young—to the pursuit of embroidery techniques is truly inspiring!
I like themes that showcase ethnic characteristics.
Absolutely brilliant! The author's profound cultural knowledge and beautiful writing style vividly portray the outstanding apprentice of the dragon embroiderer. Without excessive embellishment, the story is captivating; I even worked overtime to finish it. Thank you for the author's hard work!
I love the author's choice of topics; they allow people to learn more about my country's intangible cultural heritage.
It's good, I want to keep watching.
Following my introduction to Shu embroidery from the bamboo craftsmanship section, reading this book has given me a deeper understanding of Sichuan's intangible cultural heritage. The Anjing Shu embroidery section mentioned in the book not only has a street dedicated to it but also a museum. Next time, with this book's information on Shu embroidery, I'll definitely go and appreciate it properly.
Although I finished this book a while ago, I'm not currently reading it because I've only recently started paying attention to book reviews. So, in the spirit of not letting good books go unnoticed, I'm writing this review. The author works very hard; they have real knowledge, which is why their writing is so beautiful. The article is worth reading. After reading *Shu Embroidery*, I also specifically went to read *The Bamboo Craftsman*. Both are good. Keep up the good work, author!!
I'm so touched to have come across this book. The author meticulously introduces Shu embroidery in great detail, demonstrating considerable effort in researching and consulting relevant materials. Moreover, the character portrayals are meticulous, and each character is vivid and sincere. The foreshadowing was cleverly revealed, and the series of setups made the plot very moving.
A great story as always...