Guizhou ethnic folk arts and crafts enter Beijing

Guizhou Silver Caps, Chinese Embroidery Activated Stone Aquarium Mawei Embroidery, and the Delicate Yuping Flute Flute... From December 22nd to 26th, these exquisite and unique Guizhou ethnic folk arts and crafts were brought together in Beijing Cultural New Landmark “798” Art District. The “Colorful Guizhou·Guizhou National Folk Handicrafts Entering Beijing” event was jointly sponsored by the Provincial Department of Commerce and the Provincial Economic and Information Committee. Silver ware, embroidery, batik, ceramics, masks, paper cutting, reeds, lacquer wares and other handicrafts of state-level intangible cultural heritage handicrafts have been met with Beijing residents. On the 24th, Vice Governor Xie Qingsheng visited the exhibition and had a dialogue and exchange with the guests who came to visit.

In the 798 “St. Space of the Show” exhibition hall, Beijing residents who came to visit were in an endless stream. More than 20 enterprises from Guizhou Province participated in the event. The organizer selected the "Miaoling King - Silver Hat Crown", the "Chinese embroidered living fossil" known as the Shui Mawei embroidery, known as the "embroidery in the brushwork" of the Guizhou broken thread embroidery, and batik, purple Robes jade belt stone, jade screen flute, generous lacquerware and other exquisite precious Guizhou ethnic handicrafts. At the event, Liu Zhengfen, Wei Taohua, Chen Guimin, Hu Zhengde and other groups of Guizhou craftsmen made silver ornaments, embroidery and sculptures on the spot, attracting a large number of spectators.

According to the person in charge of the Department of Commerce of Guizhou Province, this event was carefully planned and packaged, and marketing methods were used to promote the overall brand image of “Colorful Guizhou”. A number of eye-catching activities have been carefully designed and arranged to showcase Guizhou's ethnic and folk cultural characteristics. Experts and scholars are invited to visit and communicate on the spot. Liu Bo, a professor from the Central Academy of Fine Arts, led his studio team members to come and watch. He also invited him to interact with a number of exhibitors of Guizhou folk arts and crafts production masters. He also learned from the folk arts and crafts experts from Guizhou about the inheritance of ethnic and folk arts. Question dialogue. Li Wenfeng, deputy head of the China Light Industry Arts & Crafts Import & Export Chamber of Commerce, said that last year, the Chamber of Commerce and the Department of Commerce of the People's Republic of China investigated the production, export and market conditions of Guizhou ethnic handicrafts and reached consensus and cooperation. In the future, it will jointly build a production and export base with Guizhou and actively provide information consulting and training services to enterprises.