Ke Cuiling, The Inheritor Of Traditional Culture And Clothing Of Yugu Nationality

Here world Clothing and shoes The Xiaobian of the network introduces Ke Cuiling, a busy inheritor of the Yugur traditional culture and clothing.

Ke Cuiling's cultural industry is based on her "Yugur Ethnic Minority Village" construction. As the representative successor of the Yugur costume of the national intangible cultural heritage, Ke Cuiling said that some things of the Yugur are slowly disappearing, and the protection and inheritance is imminent. She hoped that the Yugur Ethnic Village could become a non hereditary school.

8 years ago, when she interviewed Ke Cuiling, a non heritage inheritor of Sunan Yugur dress, she was busy in her clothing store. After 8 years, when she saw her again in November 8th this year, she was still busy in her clothing store. "Running around in half life is to keep the Yugur traditional culture alive and go far." Ke Cuiling, 54 years old, is straightforward.

Ke Cuiling is very famous in her hometown. In various cultural exhibitions, she can often see her figure and Yugur costume. Whether she sees acquaintances or tourists, she goes all out to promote the culture and customs of the Yugur. Ke Cuiling said that over the years, she has focused her energies on industry. She laughs that the cultural industry is the biggest business in the future.

Ke Cuiling's cultural industry is based on her construction of the Yugur Ethnic Minority Village. In order to raise funds for construction, she often carries promotional materials and runs far and wide. "I've been shouting for ten years, and I can't keep up." Ke Cuiling said, fortunately, last year the county gave her a discount loan of 300 thousand yuan, and felt confident again. Now, the main project of the Yugur Ethnic Minority Village, which covers an area of more than 20000 square meters, has been completed and the design pattern is being revised.

From the age of 14, Ke Cuiling, who likes to "pick up junk", has now picked up thousands of pieces and penetrated the nation. Culture Antiques. There are porcelain, tents, saddles... At that time, the family complained, "all the junk you got." These "rags" may not be of high economic value, but they are of great value to the Yugur people. "If a nation loses its language, religion, customs, dress and so on, it is very terrible." As the representative successor of the Yugur costume of the national intangible cultural heritage, Ke Cuiling said that some things of the Yugur are slowly disappearing, and the protection and inheritance is imminent. She hoped that the Yugur Ethnic Village could become a non hereditary school.