What are the three treasures of Dongtai?

1, fish soup noodles

Fish noodle soup, a famous scenic spot in Dongtai City, 19 15 (in the fourth year of the Republic of China) won the gold medal in Panama Expo, which originated in the thirty-third year of Qingganlong (1758) and has a history of nearly 200 years. It is said that it was made by the royal chef who was driven out of the palace. Dongtai fish soup noodles are not only delicious, but also have a good health-preserving function, which can strengthen the spleen and stomach, tonify deficiency and treat intestines. People often say that eating a bowl of fish soup noodles is better than longevity. In 2007, the production technology of Dongtai fish noodle soup was listed in the intangible cultural heritage list.

2. Dongtai hair embroidery

It is a unique custom to use hair instead of silk embroidery in Xixi ancient town of Dongtai. Human hair is not as soft as silk thread, nor as rich and bright as silk thread, so it cannot be regarded as a suitable embroidery material. But Dongtai hair embroidery is the custom of Xixi ancient town. In 2007, Dongtai hair embroidery technique was listed in the intangible cultural heritage list.

3. Chenpi wine

Chenpi wine is made of glutinous rice and traditional Chinese medicine. After brewing, it was stored in an urn and named "Chen's fermented wine". Because the homonym contains dried tangerine peel, it is called "dried tangerine peel wine". In the middle and late Qing Dynasty, Dongtai Chenpi wine was well-known and was a must in Dongtai.

The brewing technology of Dongtai Chenpi wine has been listed in the intangible cultural heritage list. Since 1985, Chenpi wine has won the title of quality product in Jiangsu Province, the first prize of the first national yellow wine festival, the national Panda Cup Health Food Grand Prix, the bronze prize of the first international exposition in Beijing, China, and the gold medal of the national quality health food appraisal, and has successively participated in the international expositions in Chicago, Italy, Verona and Tokyo, Japan.