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Tibet'S 60 Year Achievement Exhibition: Tibetan Costume Integration Tradition And Modernity

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Clothing Integrates Traditional Culture For 60 Years

From traditional Tibetan robes to mink coats, from jackets to sweaters, traditional ethnic costumes are beautifully decorated, and modern modern clothes are also fashionable.

In the sixty years' achievement exhibition of peaceful liberation in Tibet, the splendid Tibetan costumes are striking.

This dress is a dress worn by women in Lhasa. This dress has a scarf in front of it and a scarf on it. It means that she is married. Instead of wearing a scarf in front, it represents her unmarried. The middle dress is a traditional and modern mink coat, and the most on the edge is the dress worn by women in Linzhi.

The commentator said that Tibet's national costumes were silk, dice, and so on.

wool

Mainly.

Now in Tibet, more young people, like young people in the mainland, like to wear jeans, T-shirts and Western-style clothes. But during the festival, they will wear traditional costumes and celebrate the festival with the elderly.

Traditional clothing

It is also pretty good, and modern, modern and traditional combination, very good, but also has national characteristics, and a sense of modernity.

Visitors, I feel that since liberation sixty years ago, Tibet has not only undergone tremendous changes in politics, but also made great progress in terms of material, cultural and economic aspects.

Now, the garment enterprises in Tibet are constantly cooperating with the mainland. The quality of clothing has been greatly improved, and styles are also integrated into more fashion elements.

Seasonal storage style is rich, color also from the traditional gray, blue, black and other single dull color to red, yellow, green and other bright and rich colors.

Tibetan and Tibetan hats,

Hidden boots

And other costumes are also moving towards the external market.

Tsrudki, a staff member of the Tibet office in Beijing, said that the national handicraft industry has also reached a higher level of development. From traditional weaving, brocade, textile and carpet, it has reached the modern process. This operation has been sold from the self-made in the region to the sales market in the mainland, and even occupies an international share. In the future, I believe that in 12th Five-Year, we will benefit more from Tibet.