Guangdong embroidery has a long history of 1000 years, and it became more popular after Ming and Qing dynasties. Guangdong embroidery, also known as "Guangdong embroidery", refers to the embroidery represented by Guangdong, and also refers to the embroidery in Guangdong in the past two or three hundred years. The Record of Silk Embroidery in Cunxiutang introduces Cantonese embroidery in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, saying, "The needle is finer than the milli-awn, so don't forget the rules when writing." "The method is to embroider the outline with ponytail, and each painting should be embroidered with the so-called flying white pattern in Taoist style, so that the finished pattern is natural and neat." From the analysis of the existing Guangdong embroidery works, the stitches are short, colorful and vivid. During Yongzheng and Qianlong periods, it was widely sold in Europe and Middle East countries.