Chinese Costume. Clay Color - Chinese Costume Clay Sculpture Exhibition.

China has always been known as the "country of etiquette" and "country of clothing and crowns". Chinese costumes, as an important part of traditional Chinese culture, have undergone thousands of years of evolution and development, carrying rich historical and cultural connotations. The "Chinese Costume. Clay Color - Chinese Costume Exhibition" organized by the China Arts and Crafts Museum and the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum is arranged in chronological order and divided into eight units. Through nearly 160 clay sculptures in the style of "Clay Man Zhang", the exhibition presents the evolution of Chinese costumes from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. Walking in the exhibition hall, a group of clay sculptures in costumes come into view. The deep clothes with curved hems in the Qin Dynasty, the gorgeous skirts in the Tang and Song dynasties, and the complicated python robes in the Ming and Qing dynasties. As the dynasties change, Chinese costumes continue to change in style and style. Each period has its unique style and meaning, and the performers are amazing. These clay sculptures are based on the image materials of the museum's collection, and are planned by Ms. Xu Chao, the former president of the Chinese Costume Society, and strive to present the most realistic costume styles and typical costumes of people in various historical periods. The works in the exhibition are vivid in overall shape, bright in color, and appropriately summarized. They seem to lead the audience through time and space, and immerse themselves in the grand scene of Chinese costumes in different times. Through the exhibition, the audience can not only have a deep understanding of the long-standing etiquette system and the prosperous crown and clothing culture of the Chinese nation, but also feel the simple beauty of traditional clay sculptures and appreciate the infinite charm of Chinese national costume culture. Address: China Arts and Crafts Museum, China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum. Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (Stop entering at 16:00) Closed on Monday