As a new internet celebrity in Wuzhen, what should you pay attention to when traveling?

As a new Internet celebrity in Wuzhen, you should pay attention to understand some local characteristics in advance when traveling. The following three attractions are personally recommended to visit:

First: Wuzhen’s dyeing workshop

There are dyeing workshops in the east and west gates of Wuzhen. Among them, the dyeing workshop in Dongzha is more famous and is a must-go place for tour groups, while the grass and wood dyeing workshop in Xizha is larger in scale and the colors of the dyed cloth are more bright and beautiful. The grass and wood dyeing workshop integrates the dyeing skills of the Jiangnan region, especially indigo-dyed floral cloth, which has become a traditional folk craft in my country. To this day, the dyeing masters still follow the experience of their predecessors and are favored by more and more tourists for their pure natural and pollution-free characteristics. In the dyeing workshop, you can also see the entire dyeing process. If you are interested, you can make a piece of your favorite indigo-dyed floral cloth here, or you can bring back some finished indigo-dyed floral cloth from a store not far away. It is also a good choice to send friends home.

Second: Mu Xin Art Museum

I know Mu Xin because I accidentally read Mu Xin’s works and was moved by his writing and thoughts. After checking the information, I found out that he was from Wuzhen. He had lived overseas for many years and returned to his hometown to settle down when he was old. The shape of the Mu Xin Art Museum named after him is also very unique. It must be the result of a lot of hard work by the construction craftsmen. There is an auxiliary hall outside the main hall that sells various souvenirs, some of which are very affordable and you can buy one as a souvenir.

Third: Nanzha

Nanzha is actually the real life of old Wuzhen people. The row-shaped houses built of old wood are arranged in a row. The door stalls seem to have traveled to the 20th century. Just like it did years ago, a large fan hangs in the center of the living room, with a round wooden table placed underneath. The ladder going upstairs makes a rustling sound as it has been repaired for a long time. The cat and dog next to the door stretch their heads and look at each other from time to time. The small world in the alley.

The buildings with blue bricks and white walls in Wuzhen have already shown signs of time. The mottled scenery makes people sigh at how time flies.