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成都杜甫草堂是诗圣杜甫流寓成都时的故居。公元759年冬天，杜甫为避安史之乱，带着家人来到成都，第二年春天，在浣花溪边营建“草堂”而居。杜甫先后在此居住三年零九个月，创作诗歌有240余首流传至今，成都杜甫草堂被誉为“中国文学史上的圣地”。唐末，诗人韦庄寻得草堂遗址并重建茅屋。此后，杜甫草堂历经了宋、元、明、清至今共十四次大规模修葺和扩建。新中国成立后，1952年，杜甫草堂经全面整修后，正式对外开放。1955年杜甫纪念馆成立，1985年更名为成都杜甫草堂博物馆，现为首批全国重点文物保护单位、国家一级博物馆、全国古籍重点保护单位、国家4A级旅游景区，面积也由杜甫营建草堂时的“诛茅初一亩”达到了现今的近800亩，其中文物区300亩，浣花园林区500亩。
成都杜甫草堂博物馆为公益二类事业单位，同时加挂杜甫草堂诗书画院美术馆和成都中国书法馆牌子。现有编制数123名，内设16个工作机构，经费主要来源为门票收入。
成都杜甫草堂博物馆为古建类博物馆，是全国最大的杜甫研究资料和杜诗书画的收藏展示中心，是传承弘扬中华优秀诗歌文化的重要平台，是西蜀古典园林代表性基地、川西古建筑保护展示中心。其古建筑以木质穿斗式结构为特色，代表性建筑有大廨、诗史堂、工部祠、茅屋、藏经楼等；其特色诗意园林景观有盆景园、兰园、梅园等。
Chengdu Du Fu Thatched Cottage was the former residence of Du Fu, the Sage of Poetry, during his exile in Chengdu. In the winter of 759 AD, fleeing the Anshi Rebellion, Du Fu traveled to Chengdu with his family. The following spring, he built a "thatched cottage" by the Huanhua Stream to settle down. Du Fu lived here for three years and nine months, composing more than 240 poems that have been passed down to this day. The site is hailed as "a sacred place in the history of Chinese literature".
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the poet Wei Zhuang discovered the ruins of the cottage and rebuilt a thatched hut on the site. Since then, Du Fu Thatched Cottage has undergone fourteen large-scale renovations and expansions spanning the Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing dynasties up to the present. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was fully renovated and officially opened to the public in 1952. The Du Fu Memorial Hall was established in 1955, and renamed Chengdu Du Fu Thatched Cottage Museum in 1985. It is now among the first batch of Major Historical and Cultural Sites Protected at the National Level, a First-Class National Museum, a National Key Protection Unit for Ancient Books, and a National 4A-level Tourist Attraction. Its land area has expanded from merely one mu when Du Fu first built the cottage to nearly 800 mu today, including a 300-mu cultural relic zone and a 500-mu Huanhua Garden scenic zone.
Chengdu Du Fu Thatched Cottage Museum is a Category II public welfare institution, and also operates under two additional nameplates: the Art Museum of Du Fu Thatched Cottage Academy of Poetry, Calligraphy and Painting, and Chengdu Chinese Calligraphy Museum. It has an authorized staffing quota of 123 employees and 16 internal functional departments, with ticket revenue serving as its primary source of funding.
As a museum featuring ancient architecture, it houses the country’s largest collection and exhibition center for Du Fu research materials as well as paintings and calligraphic works themed on Du Fu’s poems. It serves as a vital platform for inheriting and promoting China’s fine poetic culture, a representative base of classical gardens in Western Sichuan, and a conservation and exhibition center for ancient buildings of Western Sichuan. Its ancient buildings are characterized by wooden column-and-tie construction, with landmark structures including the Grand Hall, Hall of Poetic History, Ministry of Works Shrine, Thatched Hut, and Scripture Repository. Its distinctive poetic garden landscapes cover the Bonsai Garden, Orchid Garden, Plum Garden and more.
