Mongolia Manchu Costumes Collection And Research Achievement Exhibition Opened In Beijing Institute Of Fashion Technology

In September 26th, it was sponsored by the Organizing Committee of Chinese costume culture research project of Beijing Institute Of Fashion Technology, China Textile Press.

"Innovation Park" of the clothing Institute and the branch of the Beijing Institute Of Fashion Technology.

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The exhibition displays a collection of hundreds of collections including Wang Jinhua, the famous Chinese folk collector, in the Qing Dynasty.

The exhibition is rich in content, complete in category, diverse in subject matter, gorgeous in clothing and jewelry, and exquisite in embroidery. It reproduces the magnificent peaks of Han Manchu costume in Qing Dynasty.

Wang Jinhua (left) explains the collection to guests.

The characteristics of women's clothing in Qing Dynasty were feudal ethics, complex decoration techniques and the fluidity of ethnic integration.

In the Qing Dynasty, women were educated from the needlework. The decoration was mostly about how to express their love for their husbands, their children, their filial piety and their blessing.

The social status and responsibilities of women need to be inherited in the learning of needlework.

In the Qing Dynasty, Han, Manchu and Mongolian women's clothing was blended in development, and their structures and shapes were enriched and developed.

From the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, chemical dyestuffs, mechanical weaving and

The introduction of decorative style has made traces of western culture in traditional costumes.

What we saw in the exhibition is the epitome of social development in the past hundred years.

As far as the ceremonies and ceremonies are concerned, the ornaments that are small to the ear scoops reflect the vivid picture of life.

It is understood that the Chinese clothing culture research project of Beijing Institute Of Fashion Technology plans to make use of the existing academic achievements both at home and abroad in the past 4 years, combined with recent archaeological discoveries and new research materials, comprehensively combing the evolution, interaction and relationship of dress culture of all nationalities.

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The design innovation and industrialization of culture will serve the development of national culture and serve the international communication and communication of national culture.

This exhibition is a sub project of the north.

The results of the study are focused on nearly 100 collections of classical Chinese Manchu and Mongolian clothing.

Exploring the way of comparative study since the end of Qing Dynasty

The history of cultural blending.

The exhibition will last until October 4th.