Have you not seen the west gate of Yizhou City, with two tall stalagmites standing on the road? It is said to be the eye of the sea since ancient times, with moss eroding all traces of waves. In the southwest, snow flows into the rivers. A symphony of all things, a heart-beating land. The seven veins and six rivers that cross the natural area create complex and diverse microhabitats and microclimates, giving birth to magical and unique wild animals and colorful plants. Mount Emei, the fairy mountain of Shu Kingdom, is majestic and beautiful. Mount Emei, a famous scenic spot in Shu, is a place where nature and humanity converge. It has profound cultural heritage and extremely rich biodiversity. In the fertile Chengdu Plain in western Sichuan, water flows constantly and grass and trees are evergreen. The network of irrigation canals nourishes the fertile soil and gives birth to all things, creating a unique farming civilization in western Sichuan. Sichuan University stirs up the sections of history, and field archaeology is gathered in the museum space. Excavation, organization, research, publication and exhibition together bear witness to the ancient history of this area of ​​Sichuan. Explain and understand the culture and nature of Southwest China. All things get their harmony to live and their nourishment to grow. Living by the water, passing on the torch. In this land of abundance where people have never experienced famine or floods, life in the city is lively and vibrant. The natural environment supports everything. When people gather together, they present a variety of colors. Living in Sichuan, I am very lucky and blessed. Sichuan University Museum