Ewenki Costumes: Sewing The Dream Of Poverty Alleviation

Haas G Zlo is cutting and decorating the patterns of national costume.

49 years old Ewenki Costume Haas G Zlo, a craftsman, has a purple flower in his left hand. cloth The right hand holds the scissors, and the cloth is turned and scissors. Like a smooth flowing water, the pattern of auspicious clouds is quickly cut out.

The seven or eight men stood aside, holding their breath and watching attentively, trying to learn how to cut, splice and stitch each "trick". This is a demonstration course of clothing skills.

Hans Grzyle's national clothing store is divided into two layers, which can be used for clothing and teaching, as well as the Ewenki, Daur and Mongolian traditional costumes exhibition areas.

This store is located in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Ewenki nationality in Hulun Buir Autonomous flag of the national cultural industry pioneer park. The pioneer park has been invested by the flag government for 160 million yuan. It has attracted more than 100 intangible cultural heritage successors, college graduates and craftsmen.

The poor people with skills can come to start their own businesses, and they can enjoy 2 years' rent and equipment subsidies. "The poverty alleviation policy has helped me to regain my skills and repay many foreign debts, and also helped many people." Haas Grzyle's tears rolled in his eyes.

At the age of 10, Haas G Zlo followed his mother to learn how to make clothes. Mother plays the page, she comes to tailor, mother sew, she helps to thread needles. Hayes Grzyle keeps in mind. Ewenki Costume Characteristics, seventeen eight years old can make clothes independently.

Haas G Zlo is demonstrating the process of making ethnic costumes.

The Ewenki ethnic group is one of the less populated ethnic groups in China, with about 30 thousand and 800 people. Evenki Autonomous Banner This year ushered in 60th anniversary.

At the end of the 1980s, Grzyle, a clever hare, was recommended by a friend to a Career Academy in Tianjin to learn costume design and production techniques. A year and a half later, she graduated with excellent results, and mastered the traditional clothing production techniques of the Ewenki, Daur and Mongolian people.

In 1997, Haas Grzyle left the pastoral area, renting in cities and towns, making and selling national costumes. However, in 2010, a sudden onset of cerebral infarction and heart failure in 2012 left the single mother who raised her daughter alone owed 4. 5 million yuan in foreign debt.

In 2016, Haas Grzyle enjoyed the policy of precise poverty alleviation, and entered the Pioneer Park of local ethnic culture industry free of charge. He received more than 6 yuan of various support funds, and bought more than 10 sewing machines, a lockstitch machine, an ironing machine and so on.

Haas Grzyle said, come and make the order. National Costume The number of customers is steady, 12 times a month, and two or three courses are given to the employment training class every year. The annual income is nearly 100 thousand yuan.

She has taught more than 300 apprentices, and 8 have started their own businesses. For the economically difficult apprenticeship, she provides room and board free of charge.

"Now there are 18 apprentices in the clothing store. When they are busy, they earn four thousand or five thousand yuan a month, and the monthly income in the off-season can be more than 1000 yuan." She said.

Haas Grzyle took a group photo with her students.

In the Haas Grzyle's hometown, Yimin, Sau wood, Honghua, gharcha, a nation reformed by the activity room. Clothes & Accessories The processing workshop was put into use in July. In this 200 square meter workshop, 12 sets of equipment are provided free of charge by the flag Bureau. Haas Grzyle often comes here to give lectures.

The leader of the safflower Kal Cha Cha village team, ah Chi Tat, said that the herdsmen who participated in the training were very active. At present, 36 people signed up, and planned to have three training sessions. The first phase of the training course had 12 trainees, and had not yet completed their work. Many people could make a decent national costume.

Aa Jin Chichig, a 47 year old student, is an accurate target for helping the poor. "I used to feed cattle and do housework. I studied in the training class for more than 10 days, cutting and sewing." She said that there was another way to increase income.