South Of The Five Ridges Museum Of Clothing Shows The Opening History Of Yangcheng

2010/8/7 15:45:00 52

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Costume Museum

Expensive python, gorgeous

cheongsam

Plain white student clothes...

On the 6 day, the south of the Five Ridges costumes Museum, which is officially opened to visitors, is a portrait of people who has been painting for over 100 years through these precious exhibits.

Yangcheng

Guangzhou's unique history of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries.

South of the Five Ridges Fashion Museum is located in the creative garden of Guangzhou city center.

The predecessor was the workshop of Guangzhou textile machinery factory built in 1952.

After the pformation of the designer's hand, the tall factory building has been pformed into a special exhibition hall showing the costumes of South of the Five Ridges.

"For a long time, Guangzhou is the gateway to China's opening to the outside world and foreign trade, and has the reputation of" Millennium merchant capital ".

To explore the characteristics and highlights of historical traditional dress culture is of positive significance for China's textile industry to change from strength to strength.

Li Zhi, President of Guangzhou garment industry association, said.

Museum

The exhibits are mainly from private collections.

According to the experts, it can be seen from the exhibits that Chinese clothing, while retaining its own characteristics and tradition, has long been full of "open" consciousness and is willing to absorb the essence of foreign culture.

The exhibits attracted a large audience.

A Guangzhou citizen who linger in front of the exquisite dress shows that these exhibits reflect the characteristics of Chinese traditional costumes, such as finery, richness and atmosphere.

Bokoje Koch, a designer from Holland, said that these exhibits gave her many creative inspirations. "South of the Five Ridges costumes have both the characteristics of traditional Chinese clothing and their own characteristics of local climate and environment in many details."

At present, the south of the Five Ridges Museum of clothing is free to the public.

Mai Qinghua, vice chairman of Guangzhou textile industry and trade group, chairman of the textile and garment Institute of Guangzhou University, said that he hoped to turn this place into a "cultural corridor" for people to understand Chinese traditional clothing.