Xitang is the hometown of buttons in China. There are nearly 500 button manufacturers, and the output accounts for 40% of the country's production transactions. The button hall is located on West Street and has six exhibition halls: ancient button display area, modern button display area, modern button display area, shell button production process display area, button application area, and Chinese knot display area. The opening of the Button Museum opened a new page in the history of Chinese buttons and added a new landscape to Xitang, the hometown of buttons. Buttons are a kind of fixed parts on clothing or ornaments used as decorative embellishments. Although buttons are small, they have a long history and complicated patterns. From the Han Dynasty to modern times, from the oldest simple shell buttons to gorgeous and exquisite accessories buttons, this button museum in Xitang has collected more than a thousand kinds of buttons from various eras, as well as the origin, development, and evolution of buttons. Introduction. There are both physical objects and pictures, rich in content and complete information. There are many types of buttons, just by texture, there are jade, gems, pearls, agate, diamonds, shells, horns, ivory, bone, bamboo, wood, cloth, leather, porcelain, plastic, glass, enamel, coconut shell, walnut There are more than 30 kinds of shells, crystals, celluloid, gold, silver, copper, iron, aluminum, lead, platinum, stainless steel, etc. Therefore, if you want to fully understand the history and development of buttons, you must carefully taste these precious buttons. A large number of belt hooks and belt buckles in various forms, as well as traditional Chinese clothing related to buttons, are also exhibited here. What is striking is that the largest button in the world is also displayed in the main hall on the two floors. The button is made of Thai mahogany, with a diameter of 1.8 meters, a thickness of 0.18 meters, and a weight of 420.2 kilograms. It is called the "button king".