Tang Binjie, the fourth -generation inheritor of the fourth -generation inheritance of Tai'an Dawenkou: Use "Embroidery Kung Fu" to drive the villagers to "employment at the door"

Qilu.com · Lightning News September 8th. On the banks of the Dawen River, which gave birth to countless splendid culture, there was a handicraft factory that inherited Lu embroidery skills -Belong Lili Craft Umbrella Factory. Here, thousands of farmers, individual households, and treasure mothers have broaden the way to get rich by learning embroidery, and realize the "two mistakes" at home income. The founder of this handicraft factory is the fourth -generation inheritor of Dawenkou lace skills, Tang Binjie.

Embroidered old craftsmanship, rejuvenating new vitality

The traditional handicrafts of Dawenkou lace are derived from Lu embroidery. It has a history of more than 2,000 years. It is a typical representative of traditional Chinese weaving and embroidery crafts. It has the title of "gauze" internationally. It is slightly different from the inheritance of other non -heritage. Dawenkou lace skills do not rely on the family, nor do they rely on teachers, but between mother and daughter, between mother -in -law, and even neighborhood. During the discussion, continuous innovation and inheritance.

In the 1980s, Tai'an suburbs were the "Lu embroidery bases" in Shandong. Each of Liangzhuang, Fangcun and other places had 1-4 embroidery workers. In the heyday, there were more than 20,000 people embroidered around Tai'an. Processing from the global embroidery home textile order. The main production of tablet, bed cover, plate cushion, cushion, etc., contributed to the exports of Shandong at that time.

Around 2000, with the modernization of industrialization, major gauze embroidery factories in the country closed down, handmade embroidery was slowly eliminated, and a large number of embroidery workers were idle. Tang Binjie studied Luxiu Needle since he was a child. After graduating from high school, he was engaged in embroidery. In the face of this dilemma, he was determined to reform Lu's embroidery technology and rejuvenate the traditional embroidery.

In 2010, Tang Binjie returned to his hometown to start a business. On the one hand, modern design integrates modern design into traditional craftsmanship, innovatively designed the Bailian Lili umbrella and lace fan. On the other hand, he used e -commerce platforms such as Amazon and Alibaba to quickly open sales in the international market.

In 2017, Tang Binjie established the Belong Lili Craft Umbrella Factory. As the leader of Tai'an embroidery industry, the company has established a stable supply and marketing relationship with dozens of countries around the world so far, with an average annual order volume of 5 million pieces.

"Embroidery" has an increase in increasing, and the painting will become rich

At the beginning of entrepreneurship, in order to re -converge the embroidery workers produced by the lace, Tang Binjie actively contacted farmers from towns and towns to adopt the method of "giving money first and then processing." At present, there are more than 300 embroidery workers in cooperation with them, distributed in Laowen Scenic Area, Dawenkou Town, Ci Kiln Town, Huafeng Town, Mazhuang Town, Bianyuan Town, Dongzhuang Township.

Today, many farmers rely on embroidery as the sideline of the agricultural leisure, and provide embroidery products such as clothing, curtains, cushions, sheets, and bed sheets. They can increase their income without leaving home. Going towards a well -off, "embroidery" has a beautiful prospect of poverty alleviation.

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Hu Chunling, 56, said, "Now through embroidery, family income increases more than 15,000 yuan per year, helping solve the child's school problem and improves family life." Gao Rongju from Dongzhuang Township, Ningyang said, "I have a leg. Disabled, subsidizing home use through embroidery, economic income increased by more than 10,000 yuan, and the days are getting more and more hopeful. "

In addition, Tang Binjie also actively carried out community training, organizing a large number of women who could not go out or temporarily unemployed to learn Lu embroidery skills. In 2020, nearly a hundred people trained Lu Xiu California in Shangwangzhuang Village, Xia Zhang Town; in 2021, Tang Binjie set up a studio in the New Era of Dawenkou Town in the New Era of Dawenkou Town to train more than 100 people in various villages to help rural areas. More than 300 people have achieved employment.