In the winter of 759 AD, Du Fu moved his family from Longyou (now southern Gansu Province) to Chengdu to avoid the "Anshi Rebellion". The following spring, with the help of friends, a small house was built to live by the picturesque Huanhua River in the western suburbs of Chengdu. The following spring, the hut was built and named "Chengdu Caotang". It is "Wan Li Qiaoxi House, Baihuatan Beizhuang" in his poem.

He has lived here for nearly four years. He was awarded the title of "Yuan Wailang of the Ministry of Supervision" and was called Du Gongbu. He left more than 240 poems, such as Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night, books, etc. Among them, The Hut was Blown by the Autumn Wind is a swan song.

Du Fu lived and made friends in Chengdu, and his poems, paintings and calligraphy were endless. "Two orioles singing green willows, a line of egrets on the sky. The window contains autumn snow in Xiling, and the Wu Dong Wan Li boat stops at the door. " This poem "Four quatrains (the third)" vividly depicts the spring scenery of the Bo family that the poet saw in the thatched cottage. In 765, Yanwu died of illness, and Du Fu had to say goodbye to his family. Two years later, he went to the Three Gorges and lived in Jing and Hunan.

From Du Fu's Cottage, we can not only see the silhouette of the great poet Du Fu's life, but also see the situation of that era from Du Fu, a typical individual, so Du Fu's Cottage is a historical landscape platform (observation deck? )