Ancient Bashu Culture Center

　　   The Ancient Bashu Culture Center is situated in a gourd-shaped shallow valley on the left side of the main road from Yuzhong District to Nan'an District, covering an area of 4,600 square meters. The architecture is quaint and elegant, with buildings, terraces, pavilions, and galleries all set above water. The cultural exhibits on display not only showcase folk customs and architecture but also reflect ancient culture, traditional crafts, and production techniques, offering a unique experience.

　　   To the south is the "Soaring Dragon Palace," designed based on the ancient Chinese concept of the round sky and square earth. It is a two-story building with an outer square and inner circular layout, featuring pointed roofs at the four corners. To the north is the "Singing Phoenix Hall," with the ground floor housing a sales area for local snacks and regional specialties, while the second floor sells fine calligraphy and paintings, stationery, bamboo and wood carvings, silk embroidery, jewelry and jade, ancient musical instruments, and theatrical masks, among other craftworks. To the east lies the "Folk Performance Corridor," which displays segments of traditional Chinese production techniques such as waterwheel irrigation, manual oil pressing, handmade papermaking, pottery making, and weaving hemp shoes ("mawozi"), and allows visitors to try these activities for free.