CCTV'S "Open Class" Is The Envy Of The Whole Field Of The Dragon And Phoenix Gown Skirt

Reading the beauty of intangible heritage and inheriting the roots of culture, today is the 2018 "cultural and Natural Heritage Day".

In order to further promote the "cultural and Natural Heritage Day", the special program "non heritage public class" was broadcast on CCTV's integrated channel prime time last night. It was hosted by Qing Dong and led by the experts in various forms, such as experts' teaching and inheriting people's display.

In the first non heritage class, Chaozhou embroidery, Suzhou embroidery and Yun Brocade three traditional textile crafts have fully demonstrated their profound cultural details and exquisite skills, especially the famous embroidered embroidered dragon and Phoenix gown skirts and embroidered wedding dresses.

In the rhyme and sound of the robe, the embroidered dragon and Phoenix gown skirt and embroidered wedding dress, together with Suzhou embroidery and Yun Brocade dress, bring a traditional feast and visual feast to the audience.

The eight sets of dragon and Phoenix gown skirts adopt traditional Chinese elements such as "dragon phoenix", "Peony", "auspicious clouds" and other traditional Chinese elements and hand embroidery techniques. They are auspicious, noble and elegant. The four sets of wedding dresses are more skillfully combined with the Chinese cultural characteristics contained in the embroidery and the aesthetic features of the contemporary era, highlighting the beauty of "Chinese beauty", highlighting the profound details of Chinese culture and the exquisite beauty of traditional textile techniques.

From ancient times to now, the pursuit of beauty has never stopped, and the most beautiful moment for a woman is the moment of marriage.

With the high quality development of China's economy, the public is pursuing high quality life.

While the quality of life has been greatly improved, the pursuit of wedding dresses has been improving. The embroidered embroidered dragon and Phoenix dress has become the most popular Chinese style wedding dress nowadays.

She embodies the unprecedented and unique nail embroidered gold embroidery, gold and silver embroidered, high solid, with similar relief effect, making the dragon and phoenix dance in a very lively way.

As early as the 60s of last century, Chaozhou people exported gold and silver thread, dragon and Phoenix gown skirt to overseas via the maritime Silk Road.

Gold and silver thread, dragon and Phoenix gown skirt combine the embroidery with the costumes and form the rich and colorful patterns, such as dragon, Phoenix, peony and auspicious clouds, which symbolize happiness, nobility, honor and auspiciousness.

The dragon and Phoenix gown skirt can be handed down from generation to generation. After the mother gets married and wears, she collects it so that when her daughter gets married, she will take it out to let her daughter wear it.

The long sleeves and long sleeves of traditional dragon and Phoenix gowns are exactly the same characteristics that have been passed down from generation to generation. Therefore, the dragon and Phoenix gown skirt is a kind of emotional pmission. It is the continuation of the Chinese traditional culture in today's world, and its significance is extraordinary.

Ming Rui's Dragon and Phoenix gown skirt is made of pure silk fabric and embroidered thread is excellent.

And the silk thread is well preserved. Hundreds of years and thousands of years are still a piece of art that does not fade.

The sewing of a gown is not a substitute for machine production. Every handmade design is filled with spirit, carrying the essence of Chinese traditional wedding ceremony, and the skirt swaying, leading you through the beauty of years.

It is understood that in order to fully reflect the creative design and fashion charm of Chaoxiu traditional crafts, the Ming Rui group has specialized in making the designated style.

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The traditional workstation of the China Textile Industry Federation in Chaozhou has provided various support for recording the open course of intangible heritage.