Macao'S Collection Of Qing Dynasty Costumes Is On Display.

Qing Dynasty emperors' Dragon robes, python robes, folk women's robes, "three inch Golden Lotus", and elaborate bracelets and earrings.

Recently, the Dongguan Museum and Macao collectors are exhibiting more than 100 pieces.

Judging from the development history of Chinese ancient costumes, the Qing Dynasty was the prosperous period of the development of Chinese ancient costume culture. It was the third obvious breakthrough after the "Hu Fu riding and shooting" and "open Tang costume" in the history of clothing.

The exhibits at the Dongguan museum are from Wu Duojin's multi hall in Macao, including the Dragon Robe, python, pajamas and casual clothes worn by imperial concubines, gowns, vests, "three inch Golden Lotus" worn by folk women, and workmanship.

The museum director said: "in these exhibits, the public can see the exquisite decoration, the skill of ingenious work, the complicated and complicated etiquette, and the historical vicissitudes, the rise and fall of the dynasty, and the blending of national culture.

Although the number of exhibits is limited, it is far from enough to reflect the whole picture of the dress culture in the Qing Dynasty.

The exhibition will last until February 20th.