Shanghai Textile Museum Instructors Wear Earth Shirts

Recently, the commentator of the Shanghai Textile Museum took off his suit uniform and put on a fancy farmer. Homespun shirt It is refreshing.

　　 New landscapes, they are like ancient women who came in cash.

The homespun sweater is still working in a formal Museum. No wonder people remarked, "I really can think of it!" these days, Wang Yinlu, the commentator of the Textile Museum, put on her new work clothes, a dark blue cloth. It is worth mentioning that the uniform is from the hands of the peasant tailor. In order to make this set of authentic clothes, 12 staff members of the Textile Museum went to the countryside collectively, and found a common tailor shop in Jinshan corridor. The old tailor flew away, and one of the cheongsam style tailored shirts was born.

These 12 pieces. Coverall There are differences. Apart from the size, several girls have different styles of dress: some are small and wear a pink lattice to make people feel Aex Kevin. Wang Yinlu was tall and slender, and the tailor made him a dark blue sweater with a hasp on the side of the sleeve. The cuffs are wide and generous, and they feel like they are walking on the road.

Homespun is a non-material cultural heritage in the textile industry. Perhaps urban youth have never heard of it. Dressed in this dress, the staff naturally became a living piece of "exhibits". The clothing material is all from the countryside and the style is archaize. A group of girls appeared in groups like a group of ancient women who came from old movies.

In the city, this antique costume is also very pleasant. On the micro-blog of "Textile Museum", a "family portrait" was uploaded. 13 staff members wore a blouses and stood in two rows. This very ordinary group photo, but because of this distinctive cloth shirt, was evaluated by netizens as "the style, the flavor of a big family".

However, the atmosphere of this suit and exhibition hall is still in tune. In the Textile Museum, there are all kinds of Chinese traditional costumes. The commentators in the earth shirt seem to be an actor in the historical play.

　　 A new idea. Who says the narrator must wear a suit and shirt?

This "big makeover" has changed the group of popular science workers. Wang Yinlu told reporters that before that, they used to wear formal suits like traditional suits, shirts and so on, as well as the traditional museum. A solemn look does not naturally appeal to children's liking.

　　 Wang Yin Lu Told reporters that the idea of "changing clothes" was inspired by foreign scientific communicators. This year, the City Association for science and technology selected a group of outstanding science workers to go to the European Institute of science interpreters for training. Wang Yinlu stands out from many applicants.

A group of foreign scientists named "science annotated" opened Wang Yinlu's eyes. Their work is not just a simple science popularization. They do not pay attention to the instillation of knowledge. They like to expound scientific problems in a simple, popular and lively way. They may not have sophisticated and advanced display conditions, nor need to use the technology of biochemical broadcasting to support them. Just a coin and a piece of clothing are their props for teaching. Wang Yinlu noticed that they did not wear a formal uniform, but dressed in a weird way, wearing wigs, playing tricks on gods, playing various roles...

"Therefore, compared to the domestic situation, the gap is still not small." In an exchange of "science annotators", she and her peers in science popularization reflect that the gap between science and technology at home and abroad is not hardware but software. In the popular science exhibition hall in China, all the students who come to visit are student teams, but the narrator is at the top of the table. There is no interaction consciousness with the audience. So Wang Yinlu wanted to talk about clothing knowledge in a novel way in the "Textile Museum". In textile museums, visitors are mostly primary and secondary school students. With them, of course, they can not be dressed as "old teachers". If you want to attract children, you must first change your image. In July this year, the Museum of Textile Museum decided to regroup.

New kids are interested in boring content.

Wang Yinlu was overjoyed at the reload. Not long ago, the exhibition hall opened a summer activity called "latitude and longitude". In addition to bringing children to know different periods of clothing, they also designed activities for making Chinese knots and tie dyeing. In this event, she wore the blouse the first time. In addition, it also mimics the disguised appearance of foreign "science annotated persons" and wears a wig.

As soon as the children entered the exhibition hall, Wang Yinlu suddenly felt that her courtesy was obviously different from the usual: in the past, the children used to hang her on the side. Now, the children with sharp eyes have found the distinctive dress of the narrator, curious to see the West. The bold child began to ask, "this dress is not seen! Where did it come from?" These boring terms explain that children feel "difficult to digest" on weekdays, but this time, they are interested in giving people the chance to anticipate.

This time, Wang Yinlu didn't force them into a column as usual, and used the explanation words to "duck", but designed a little game. Before the four screens of "cotton", "Ma", "Mao" and "silk", children are invited to play games. When listening to a game, the children suddenly became interested.

She threw the question to the children: which four textile fibers were the earliest to be used in textiles? A little girl stood without hesitation in front of the "silk" model. A little boy hesitated between "cotton" and "Ma". Some children hesitate to make friends and help others make decisions. The children who had "scattered" had gathered together.

At this time, Wang Yinlu told the children that the children standing in front of the "Ma" screen won the competition. In the children's "why" question, she explained one by one the sequence of the application of the four fibers in textiles. At the end of the activity, she took the initiative to line up the children with ease and ended the pleasant journey. Instead of being as usual, let the children "queue up", "do not lag behind."

　　 Maritime Museum

"Sailor suit" is expected to debut.

The Maritime Museum is also raising their "replacement" actions. The imagination of the Museum of navigation was "bold and unconstrained" rather than the costume of the "Museum".

Hu Jun, a marine museum worker, told reporters that in September of this year, an exhibition on navigation in Holland will be held at the Museum of navigation. The exhibition is still in preparation. They have taken the opportunity to apply to the Consulate General of Holland in Shanghai who is cooperating with them and borrow a set of local costumes from Holland Rotterdam. If there is a chance, I hope I can borrow more "casual" clothes. With this outfit, this exhibition from Holland will be more vivid.

However, the exhibition is still in the process of planning, and the details and details are inaccessible to the media. However, Hu Jun said that from September 10th to January next year, there will be several costumes dressed in exotic costumes and "amusing" with the audience in the Museum of navigation. They will not report professional knowledge to you and play games with the audience. "In the future, there may be sailor suits in the museum."

In addition to the above two exhibition hall members, and drawing on the experience of foreign "scientific interpreters", Shanghai will gradually develop a contingent of high-level interpreters with high level of communication and interaction ability, making it a new blood in scientific communication, and improving the skills and standards of science popularization. Lu Hui, vice president of the Association for science and technology, said, "slowly, under the guidance of the scientific interpreter, the public will not see the popular science and see the excitement, but seek scientific interest and draw useful scientific ideas."