Little Cabbage Folk Culture Park

Little Cabbage Folk Culture Park

Among the four great unsolved mysteries of the late Qing Dynasty, the case of Yang Naiwu and Little Cabbage is the most intricate, dramatic, and tear-jerking. For this reason, while the protagonists were still alive, various forms of artistic works spread throughout the streets and alleys.

The Little Cabbage Folk Culture Park spans over twenty acres, with a built-up area of 4,685 square meters. Built in the style of traditional southern Yangtze River region houses—featuring white walls, black tiles, pine-framed windows, and bamboo-lined doors—it has an elegant, quaint exterior. The park has collected a large amount of valuable material related to the wrongful conviction, using scenically immersive displays to authentically recreate this sensational case that shocked the imperial court between the 12th year of the Tongzhi reign and the 3rd year of the Guangxu reign in the Qing Dynasty. The case of Yang and Bi is presented through thirty sets of scenes, allowing visitors to feel as if they are part of the story. Over ninety realistic sculptures made from polymer materials are so lifelike they set a national record, and artistic techniques (including sound, light, and electricity) vividly depict the full story of the injustice. The Yang Naiwu and Little Cabbage Case Exhibition Hall serves as a legal education base in Yuhang District and a film and television shooting location in Zhejiang Province.