Ming And Qing Emperors' Noble Clothes In Shandong Museum

< p > reporter learned from the Shandong provincial museum that "Dahua Hua", "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "> the dress" /a "special exhibition, will be exhibited in the museum from 18 days in Beijing.

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< p > in the exhibition hall of the two floor of the provincial Bo, the exhibition work is basically completed. The staff are finally adjusting the facilities. After the adjustment, the exhibition hall will ensure that the light and humidity are conducive to the protection of clothing treasures, constant temperature and humidity.

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< p > walking into the exhibition hall, you can see several dragon robes worn by Huang Di in the Qing Dynasty, which are different from the "gowns" that people usually see. The real Huang Di dress gives people a sense of grace that emperors have.

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< p > experts from the Imperial Palace in Beijing will give some professional lectures to some of the audience. Many people have heard of the emperor's habit of rewarding meritorious service personnel.

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< p > these < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothes < /a > let the audience enter into the cloakroom of the Imperial Palace in the Qing Dynasty; besides, there are also a large number of aristocratic costumes from the Yan Sheng government office in Qufu, so that viewers can have a glimpse of the noble noble court style.

There were 200 treasures in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

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Wang Zhihou, deputy director of Beijing Provincial Museum, said that the exhibition was strongly supported by the the Imperial Palace in Beijing and the relevant authorities in Qufu. It is the first complete and systematic display of the Royal and senior officials in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with unprecedented levels.

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