Beijing Fuzhuang Xueyuan Minzu Fushi Museum

The National Costume Museum of Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology is a museum of costumes and a cultural research institution integrating collection, display, scientific research and teaching. It is one of the best clothing museums in China. It collects more than 10,000 pieces of clothing, accessories, and fabrics of all ethnic groups in China, as well as nearly 1,000 pictures of the lives of the Yi, Tibetan and Qiang peoples in the 1930s. width. The museum has seven exhibition halls and a Chinese traditional costume crafts hall for young people and the public to learn, understand the traditional skills of national costumes, and conduct interactive exchanges. There are many silver ornaments in the metalworking jewelry hall, such as head ornaments, earrings, necklaces, breast ornaments, bracelets, rings and silver bubbles, silver flowers, silver pieces, silver bells and so on. In the Minority Costume Hall, there are famous costumes of Manchu, Mongolian, Tibetan, Oroqen, Ewenki, Tajik, Kazakh, Kirgiz, Yugu and other ethnic groups. There are various styles such as robes, long shirts, dresses, large-breasted dresses, large-breasted trousers, double-breasted dresses, double-breasted trousers, slanted dresses, and cross-headed clothes. Textile, embroidery and batik national costumes in the weaving, dyeing and embroidery hall. The old photo gallery displays a batch of ethnic investigation pictures in the 1930s, which were taken by the famous ethnologist and photographer Mr. Zhuang Xueben. The photos taken by Mr. Zhuang are very rich in content, reflecting the actual situation of the Yi, Qiang and Tibetan nationalities in terms of social history, economy, religion, culture and living customs at that time. In the Miao costume hall, there are different styles from the fine and gorgeous Shidong Miao costumes to the primitive and rough Nandan Miao costumes. The Han Nationality Costume Hall displays the Han nationality's modern and modern costumes from different regions and different types. They constitute a beautiful landscape of this event, and also fully reflect the school's teaching purpose of "combining national costume culture with modern design concepts".