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Memory Of Han Hai'S Clothes In Western Regions

2012/4/3 7:23:00 33

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A few days ago, the Shandong Museum and the the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Museum jointly sponsored the memory of "Han Hai Yi's western costumes". The Xinjiang ancient costume exhibition opened in Shandong Museum.

At the opening ceremony, Ernie Junk Bea M, deputy director of the the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Cultural Relics Bureau, said that the ancient costume exhibition in Xinjiang was the first time to be exhibited in Shandong.

Clothes & Accessories

Fine quality, we can learn more about ancient Xinjiang and feel the charm of pluralistic integration of Chinese culture.

It is reported that this dress exhibition will last until May 20th, and the audience will visit it free of charge.

This exhibition shows the pre Qin Dynasty collection of the Xinjiang Museum.

the Qing dynasty

The more than 140 groups of silk, cotton, wool, linen clothing, cultural relics and so on, cover clothes, caps, shoes, socks, gloves, ornaments and so on, and there are many treasures in the exhibits.

Archaeological data show that Western costumes show unique regional cultural features since the bronze age.

The smooth passage of the Silk Road in the Han and Tang Dynasties has not only changed the regional characteristics of Western costumes culture, but also imported nutrients for the innovative development of the Central Plains dress culture.

Hou Shixin, director of the Xinjiang Museum, said in an interview with reporters that more than 140 of the cultural relics of the exhibition were more than 30%, including the eight treasures of the town hall, eight dragon pattern, and so on. "Shandong is chosen as the first stop of this year's Xinjiang fashion exhibition, because Xinjiang and Shandong have many similarities, such as the climate of Shandong at this time.

Xinjiang

Similarly, this is advantageous for clothing protection and exhibition that are strictly required for humidity and temperature.

At the same time, Xinjiang and Shandong are both necessary places for the silk road. We should strengthen communication so that the audience can learn more about the Silk Road culture.

In addition, in the Tang Dynasty, a number of cultural relics with Hu Feng characteristics, such as painted horses, hats and caps, mud figurines, hats, clay figurines, Tang Hu people, and clay figurines, were also exhibited in the province.