90-year-old girl built a "Forbidden City Pavilion" at home, netizens said what?

Netizens have said the girl's hands-on skills are very strong, and has been praised by many netizens. The girl's name is Su Qingwu, and she doesn't have any architectural foundation, but in order to build this Forbidden City Pavilion, she started to consult a lot of papers, watch videos and learn construction skills.

Su Qingwu is a girl with superb execution skills.

She says the hardest part of building this pavilion is the mortise and tenon technique, which requires very precise calculations. If the calculation is wrong, the mortise and tenon won't be dense and needs to be redone. Su Qingwu also encountered many difficulties when building the Forbidden City pavilion. She often felt that all the parts could not be connected. To solve this problem, she even went to the Forbidden City in Beijing to look for the pavilion she was referring to, and came back to continue building after careful observation.

Constructing the Forbidden City pavilion was both a technical and physical job.

It seemed routine for her to be cut by saws and bruised by hammers during the making process. Once, while working on the top of a gazebo, she accidentally stepped in the air and fell, not only puncturing her palm but also spraining her foot. Nearly six months later, she spent about 10,000 yuan to build the Forbidden City pavilion. Although the proportions of the Forbidden City Pavilion were not accurate enough and there were some regrets, she learned a lot during the construction process, which made her feel full of rewards.

Protecting traditional handicrafts

It is not really difficult for people to advocate the preservation of traditional culture and vigorously promote the transmission of classics and civilization, while urging us to move forward, accept new things and push the envelope. We can take advantage of the various facilities provided by modern society to better inherit and promote cultural traditions. This is not asking us to do anything high. For example, seemingly simple paper-cutting, contains a rich cultural connotation, but also the Chinese people read can to the traditional handicrafts.

In addition to the Forbidden City Pavilion, she is also interested in many handicrafts.

She really enjoys doing something unique on her own. When she was a junior in college she bought her own raw materials and made her own clothes to wear to school. After his Forbidden City Pavilion was successfully established, facing the interview with the reporter, she said she wanted to let people understand the traditional culture. Traditional architecture is not as sublime and niche as people think. Through their own efforts, they can also have their own Forbidden City Pavilion, to be brave to practice.