The country’s first embroidery film museum, Xiangxiucheng Museum, opens
A flower needle, ten jade fingers, vivid Hunan embroidery patterns, and inherited ancient skills. The story of the first Hunan embroidery movie tells the connotation of Hunan’s cultural business card. On November 6, the launch ceremony of the Xiang Embroidery City Museum, the first embroidery film museum in the country, opened at the Jinxia Xiang Embroidery Garden in Changsha.
Zeng Yingming, Chairman of the Hunan Provincial Folk Literature and Artists Association, attended the opening ceremony and spoke at the symposium on the film “National Ceremony”. He said that the opening of the Hunan Embroidery City Museum has played a positive role in the protection of Hunan embroidery intangible cultural heritage skills and the dissemination of excellent traditional culture. He hopes that Hunan embroidery culture can go to the world in more ways.
The Hunan Xiang Embroidery City Museum is a unique Hunan embroidery museum. Unlike other Hunan embroidery museums in Changsha, it not only displays the historical and cultural heritage of Hunan embroidery, but also reveals the development and broad prospects of modern Hunan embroidery, making it even more unique. What is interesting is that the displayed contents are displayed in Jinxia Xiang Embroidery Garden and Xingsha Xiang Embroidery City.
The exhibition hall of Jinxia Xiang Embroidery Garden is composed of three themes: “Silk Road”, “Splendid Xiaoxiang” and “Embroidery spreads to the world”. It is composed of pictures, videos, Works, digitization, scenes and other methods form an effect of combining narrative and suitable for movement and stillness. At the same time, the exhibits also vividly reproduce the evolution of Hunan embroidery craftsmanship and the exquisite masterpieces of Hunan embroidery artists, and vividly introduce the development process of Hunan embroidery to the world over more than two thousand years. The exhibition hall brings together hundreds of fine arts and crafts and representative works with local characteristics, presenting the unique charm and brilliant achievements of Hunan’s traditional arts and crafts. It displays representative Hunan embroidery works and award-winning works from the Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China, the early days of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, and since the reform and opening up. There are masterpieces such as “Lotus and Crane” from the Qing Dynasty, “Splendid Swallows” that won the gold medal at the 1933 Chicago Exposition, and “Stalin’s Embroidered Portrait”, as well as “Chrysanthemums, Bamboos and Stones”, “Autumn Fun”, “Cloud Mountain Smoke “, “Winter Snow in the North” and other famous paintings and embroideries are among the exquisite Hunan embroidery products, as well as the contemporary “Hundred Birds Chasing the Phoenix” which won the National Hundred Flowers Award, “Eight Scenes of New Xiaoxiang” which presents the characteristics of Hunan scenic spots, and the “Eight Scenes of New Xiaoxiang” which was exhibited at the United Nations Pavilion of the World Expo in 2010. “The Harmonious Age” and other masterpieces of Hunan embroidery.
In the exhibition hall of Hunan Embroidery City, the display content mainly consists of thousands of modern Hunan embroidery products. It displays Hunan embroidery cheongsam embroidered clothes, shawls, scarves, embroidered slippers, bedding, embroidered handbags and other products, and completely outlines ten embroidered products distributed in the UK, the United States, Spain, Italy, Russia, and Asia such as Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and India. Market sales network diagram of multiple countries and regions. The presentation of these Hunan embroidery products not only illustrates the spread of Hunan embroidery culture to the world, but also gives Hunan embroidery, the inheritance of traditional Chinese culture, a broader market foundation.
At the opening ceremony of the Hunan Embroidery City Museum on November 6, there was also an on-site embroidery experience, and the first Hunan embroidery feature film “National Gift” was screened. The Hunan embroidery “Lotus and Crane” and “Stalin Embroidery Portrait” in the film were also screened. On display in the exhibition hall.
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