Legenden siger, at folk i Suzhou havde den skik at klippe deres hår og tatoveringer af for længe siden. Taibo og Zhongyong, som var udlændinge, kom hertil. Selvom de fandt skikken meget smertefuld, fulgte de også de lokale skikke.
Later, Zhong Yong, who was deeply inconvenienced by this vulgarity, summoned local prominent figures to discuss how to relieve the local people from this pain. Coincidentally, Zhong Yong's granddaughter accidentally punctured her hand and bleeding while sewing clothes in the house. The little girl had an idea and embroidered a local tattoo pattern on the blood-stained area. A few days later, it was made into Chinese clothes and presented to Zhongyong.
Zhongyong var overlykkelig efter at have set det, og tilfældigt tilkaldte offentligheden for at annoncere ændringen af skikke og erstatte tatoveringer med broderet tøj, så Suzhou blev broderiernes fødested. Broderi har en historie på mere end 3,000 år.
As people's love for embroidered clothing and embroidery products is increasing day by day, traditional hand-embroidery is far from meeting the needs of the public. In order to popularize embroidery craftsmanship, computerized embroidery technology came into being.
