During my years in Dali, I knew that Zhouchengs reputation was far-reaching, but I never really approached it. I went to see this one of Yunnans largest Bai villages, except for the tie-dye everywhere. Tie-dye is the business card of Zhoucheng. Many tourists come here to take a look at it. It is to see for yourself how the blue flower cloth blooms in different colors. In addition to purchasing a variety of craft products, the ability to personally experience the production process of tie dyeing is considered to be the most attractive place. Going along the winding alleys, stopping in front of the inconspicuous threshold, pushing the door in, is another scene. followed the old mother of the Bai family and personally made the first tie-dyed scarf of their own (Figure 2). Braid, soak, dye, oxidize, rinse. Walk through the colors and experience a soft period of cotton and linen.