The Royal Costume Of Qing Dynasty Attracted Attention At The London Museum.

More than 50 luxurious years of Qing Dynasty from Shunzhi to Puyi

The first exhibits in the United Kingdom came from the the Imperial Palace Museum in Beijing, including emperors and empress concubines.

Liu Xiaoming said that these costumes and exquisite workmanship have shown the grace and elegance of the royal family. The silk brocade has been shining and the exquisite embroidery has been reached the peak of ancient Chinese costumes.

"Clothing is the representation of culture, and clothing is the image of thought."

When appreciating these exquisite works of ancient Chinese clothing, people may have more understanding and understanding of China's perspective.

China and Britain have different historical backgrounds, social systems and values, but this is not and should not be a barrier to cultural exchanges between the two countries.

The ancient Chinese said, "real life is not the same."

There are differences between Chinese and English cultures, but it is precisely because of differences that they attract each other and need mutual understanding.

The results of cultural exchanges between China and Britain also fully show that different cultures learn from each other and learn from each other before they can develop and flourish together.

"More than 10 state-level cultural relics have been shipped from the the Imperial Palace Museum in Beijing, which is a good opportunity for the British to learn and understand Chinese silk and exquisite embroidery techniques."

Ms. Wilson, who planned the exhibition, stressed.

She praised the silk fabrics and embroidery techniques of Qing emperors' finery.

It is understood that in order to successfully organize the Royal Dragon Robe exhibition in the Qing Dynasty, the Vitoria and Albert museum began preparations with the the Imperial Palace museum since 2008. Its director, Mark Jones, said he was excited about the museum's first display of unusual Chinese costumes.

In addition to this exhibition, the Vitoria and Albert museums will open a number of activities to learn Chinese culture early next year, such as the history of Chinese costume culture, the art of dragon robes and the learning course of Chinese traditional painting.