The Longshuncheng Beijing-style Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum is a must-see!

Today, I visited the Longshuncheng Beijing-style Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, a true hidden gem on the central axis of Beijing. In a word, it's "stunning." In addition to learning about the history of Longshuncheng from the guide, I also got to experience mortise and tenon joints firsthand. The wisdom of the ancients is like a deep ocean. Despite the passage of time and the elements, it remains unchanged, exuding infinite charm and making people want to explore its mysteries and appreciate the beauty of mortise and tenon joints. Longshuncheng's history dates back to 1862, making it a true century-old shop. But what is even more amazing is that it has retained its original sincerity and ancient craftsmanship to this day. As times change, Longshuncheng has found its own way to bring mortise and tenon craftsmanship to a larger stage, and its status as an intangible cultural heritage is the best proof of this. This treasure of Beijing is located on Yongwai Street in Dongcheng District, near the Second Ring Road. The entire exhibition hall is divided into three floors, showcasing the history of Longshuncheng, the craftsmanship and etiquette of Beijing-style hardwood furniture, and the craftsmanship and masterpieces of Longshuncheng's artisans throughout the ages. I learned about the ups and downs of Longshuncheng from the guide and was amazed by the spirit of Longshuncheng's artisans. It seems that no words can describe the charm of Longshuncheng, so let the photos speak for themselves! Finally, I got to try my hand at mortise and tenon joints. It may seem simple, but it takes time and patience to saw and polish wood, let alone build large structures. Once again, I was amazed by the wisdom of the ancients. In any case, the Longshuncheng Beijing-style Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum is a must-see when you visit Beijing. You have to see and experience it for yourself to appreciate the beauty of its craftsmanship. Immerse yourself in the charm of intangible cultural heritage, renew its legacy, and learn about it together. Intangible cultural heritage is also youthful.