Don't miss the top 10 highlights of Suzhou Museum West!

I've been to Suzhou Museum West so many times, and I always discover something new! Here are the top 10 highlights of Suzhou Museum West for your reference! 👉 Wu King Yumei Sword Although it is not the Wu King Fuchai Sword, the Yumei Sword is also a treasure of the museum and worth seeing. The museum has a special area dedicated to its introduction! 👉 Ashurbanipal This exhibition will be open until May next year, so you still have time to see it! In addition to Ashurbanipal, there are many interactive experiences, and you can rent glasses at the museum to watch! 👉 Suzhou-style Furniture This is an exhibition with distinctive Suzhou-style cultural and craft features. I like the presentation of the hall name inside, and the mobile opera stage is interesting! 👉 Zigang Jade I have heard of the Zigang Cup competition before, and this visit to the museum is a good opportunity to learn more about Zigang and the jade craftsmanship of that time! 👉 Southern Cage Fun A birdcage can also be full of artistic atmosphere. Suzhou is the production center of southern cages, which shows that Suzhou was also a city full of fun in history! 👉 Suzhou-style Folding Fan The Yushui Tongzuo Pavilion in the Humble Administrator's Garden is a vivid representation of Suzhou folding fans, and you can't miss the fan-making skills when you visit the museum! 👉 Taohuawu New Year Pictures When you think of Taohuawu, you think of Tang Bohu, but you may overlook the Taohuawu woodblock New Year pictures, which are famous worldwide and represent the southern Taohuawu and northern Yangliuqing. How can you not love them! 👉 Suzhou-style Carving Suzhou carving includes jade carving, wood carving, bamboo carving, and other techniques, all of which can be found in the museum! 👉 Ming and Qing Porcelain The museum also has many Ming and Qing porcelain exhibits. Although Suzhou is not a porcelain production center, the Jiangnan style here is incomplete without porcelain! 👉 Jiangnan Kesi This is quite impressive. Compared to Su embroidery, Kesi surprised me more. There is a display of Kesi techniques inside, and this craft really needs to be well inherited. It is also the pinnacle of Suzhou craftsmanship!