Luo Xiaolong: Original
Friends who have come to the Long March Yuan Folk Customs Museum know that my collection is not high-class, a piece of "saliva towel", a "chicken bowl", "embroidered shoes, large flower palanquins"... A word "customary", but "customary" can still be "customary" out of taste, "customary" out of culture. When I played the first saliva towel I bought back twenty years ago, and talked with my family and peers about how to expand the scale of folklore in the future, what I got was a sentence: "You can't keep up with the chopsticks, think of some things that don't matter..." But my personality is a decided thing, who has changed the "open bow and no return arrow" for many years of persistence, do not understand that I am "crazy" The home can not be piled up, the warehouse is also full, I am still buying,
I was addicted, it was uncomfortable not to sell for a day, every time I bought back the collection, even if it was in the middle of the night, I insisted on washing "it", it was acceptable that I did not take a bath, and the beloved collection must be clean. The next morning began to classify them, antiquities are talkative, no words, gradually I began to write out, a lot of knowledge is not in books and Baidu, so a lot of knowledge was adopted by Baidu.
With the support of the government, the folklore museum was established, the more people came, there were many problems, tourists often have a lot of problems, sometimes I can't solve it when I am not in the museum, so I constantly excavate the story behind the collection and write it on my public account, so that more people can understand the folk culture.
Long March Yuan Folk Museum has been open for two years, my popularity is getting higher and higher, those friends who said that I was "crazy" have changed their mouths to call me curator, there are people who know me at a meal in the countryside, and old customers all know that the advertising slogan of my old store is "The happiness of collection is here".
Contributed by the Long March Source Folk Customs Museum