Dai Pottery Fantasy House/Dai Costume Museum

Today, I dove headfirst into the Dai Pottery Museum, and it felt like a time-travel adventure. As soon as I entered, the pile of Dai pottery seemed to be having a mysterious party. There was a chubby pottery jar with wavy patterns on it, like little snakes dancing. I was wondering what it was for when the curator appeared like a mysterious tour guide: "This jar used to hold treasures, maybe even snacks for immortals!" Then I saw a pottery bowl, as thin as paper, and I was afraid to breathe too hard in case I blew it apart. The curator came over again: "This bowl, the craftsmanship is ancestral, even peacocks wanted to borrow it for drinking water back in the day." I joked, "Didn't the peacock take it away as a treasure?" The curator laughed, "The peacock couldn't carry it, it was too beautiful to part with!" In this Dai Pottery Museum, the pottery has life, the curator tells stories, and I felt like I had entered a fairy tale world, with question marks and laughter flying in my head, it was wonderful! The Joyful Adventure of Dai Costumes Stepping into the Dai Costume Museum, I felt like Grandma Liu entering the Grand View Garden. The tube skirts hanging there were as colorful as a spilled paint box. I pointed to one and asked the shop assistant, "Is this meant to wear a rainbow?" The shop assistant replied with a smile, "Yes, wearing it, you'll be more eye-catching than a rainbow!" And those short tops, so exquisite, with little flowers embroidered all over the neckline and cuffs. I teased, "With these flowers embroidered, wouldn't bees crash into them?" The shop assistant chuckled, "Maybe the bees think they've found a secret garden and won't leave!" Coming out of the fitting room, wearing Dai costumes, I looked like a clumsy flower peacock. The shop assistant held back a laugh and said, "This is a new fashion, very unique!" Well, this trip, I was joyfully tossed around by the beauty of Dai costumes.