Poetry, Exile and a City that Sheltered Du Fu

Use poetry, a garden and a temporary home to understand exile, care and social life in Tang-era Chengdu.

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DestinationChengdu

Duration150-180 minutes estimate

GroupPrivate or small group

LanguageEnglish / Chinese support

Inside the experience

More than a stop on the itinerary.

Use poetry, a garden and a temporary home to understand exile, care and social life in Tang-era Chengdu.

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“The aim is not simply to see more. It is to understand what you are seeing — and who is behind it.”

MIC experience design principle

Mix local life, culture, learning and contemporary industry to create a more balanced journey.

Trace ingredients and flavour systems through museum objects, then cook and share a Sichuan dish.

Read Chengdu's social rhythm through breakfast stalls, markets and the tables where neighbourhood life happens.

Read fish-mouth diversion, sediment control and bottle-neck intake as a living system that still serves the Chengdu Plain.

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