What does opening a dyeing house mean in dialect?

The word dyehouse was heard when we were young, and it refers to the place where silk was dyed. In my hometown, opening a dye house is a traditional craft, which requires exquisite skills and rich experience. Many old masters and craftsmen work here. With their own hands, they injected endless vitality and culture into this place. Although there are advanced machinery and equipment, it is still irreplaceable to dye silk by hand in the dyehouse, because it represents a unique craft and cultural heritage.

Dyeing house is not only a place to make silk fabrics, but also an important place in people's lives. In our community, many rural aunts and mothers often gather here, playing cards while chatting, and sometimes taking their own handmade fabrics while waiting for the results of color dyeing. For them, this is not only a workplace, but also a United and friendly community home. Therefore, opening a dyeing house is a very distinctive building and community in our town.

With the changes of the times and the development of industrialization, the number and scale of dyehouses have decreased. However, it can still be seen in some places. This is the unique history and culture of our countryside, and it is also people's spiritual sustenance and emotional bond. In this diversified world, we should cherish the traditional culture and the spirit of opening a dye house, inherit and carry forward the excellent handicraft art, and add more colors and beauty to our lives.