At present, what are the masters who inherit Shu brocade and Shu embroidery skills in Chengdu?

There are He Bin and Huang Xiuzhong in Shu brocade, and Peng Shiping in Shu embroidery. Master He Bin is a master of China Brocade Craftsmanship, a provincial representative inheritor of "Shu Brocade Weaving Skills", a master of Sichuan Arts and Crafts, and the only master under the age of 80 who knows the whole set of manual Shu Brocade Weaving Skills. From 65438 to 0982, he began to work in Jin Shu factory. In 2002, he joined Shujiang Academy and Chengdu Jin Shu Weaving and Embroidery Museum, engaged in brocade work for more than 30 years, and mastered a whole set of traditional skills of manual brocade. Master He is good at weaving Shu brocade handed down from generation to generation: brocade, brocade and hunting brocade. In 2003, he began to teach with apprentices, organized and personally participated in the protection project of copying classic Shu brocade works of past dynasties, and copied more than 50 pieces of Shu brocade of past dynasties, which restored the unique skills of Shu brocade "picking flowers with small shuttles". Master He Bin has made outstanding contributions to the pattern research of independent large flower building of Shu brocade and the inheritance, protection and innovation of handmade Shu brocade culture.

Peng Shiping, 196 1 was born, the son of Peng Yongxing, a master of arts and crafts in China, a master of Chinese embroidery and a master of arts and crafts in Sichuan. /kloc-at the age of 0/5, he studied Shu embroidery with his father, devoted himself to the study of Shu embroidery techniques and stitches, inherited his father's vivid, delicate and elegant artistic style, and was especially good at double-sided and three-sided embroidery with different patterns, colors and stitches. In the early 1980s, Peng Shiping initiated three kinds of embroidery such as Tea Flowers and Birds, Bamboo Butterfly, Zhuo Wenjun and Sima Xiangru, and three-dimensional embroidery such as Ma Gu's Birthday. 1988, his three different embroidery works "Guifei Fish" won the first prize of excellent creation by the Ministry of Light Industry; 1989, "Wen Jun Panda" with three different embroideries won the gold medal in the Beijing World Expo; 1990 "Snow Peach Panda", a three-variation embroidery, won the second prize in Hundred Flowers Award appraisal of the Ministry of Light Industry. As one of the founders of Shu embroidery, Peng Shiping has made outstanding contributions to the inheritance and development of Shu embroidery techniques. Now Chengdu Jin Shu Weaving and Embroidery Museum is engaged in the research and teaching of Shu embroidery techniques.

Huang Xiuzhong is a master of China Brocade Arts and Crafts, a master of Sichuan Arts and Crafts, and a provincial representative inheritor of "Shu Brocade Weaving Skills". Born in 1938 and 1962, he came to Jin Shu No.1 factory in Chengdu to engage in the production of Jin Shu, thus embarking on the road of silk brocade. Huang Xiuzhong studied Shu brocade skills, and restored and passed on the "brocade skills" and "halo skills" that had been lost for many years. Since 2008, a number of warp brocade from the Warring States to the Middle Tang Dynasty have been imitated and woven, such as "Dragon and Phoenix Ribbon Brocade" in the Warring States Period, "Changle Bright Brocade", "Five-Star Oriental Brocade", "Hu Wangjin" and "Halo Brocade Hua Niaowen Brocade" in the Han and Jin Dynasties. The weaving technology of warp and brocade is refined and summarized. Huang Xiuzhong also summed up the key points of halo technique in practice, and restored and inherited the three stunts of Shu brocade in the late Qing Dynasty (Yuehua, Rain Silk and Fangfang Brocade) and its weaving technology.

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