The Rainbow Sleeve Exhibition is a symbol of the Tu people's worship of nature.

Rainbow sleeve is one of the most typical symbols in the traditional costumes of Huzhu Tu people, and Huzhu County is known as the "hometown of rainbows". There is a saying in Huzhu that "Aunt Rabbit wears rainbow sleeves": "When walking, there are three pendulums; Bees and butterflies cannot be driven away. " Pro-sleeve performance Zhao Angwu, like a rainbow falling to the ground. '

This is undoubtedly the most poetic aria and praise for Rainbow Sleeve.

Rainbow sleeves, commonly known as flower sleeves, are called "Su Xiu" in Turkish. It is a sleeve made of seven colors of cloth: red, yellow, blue, white, black, purple and green.

Rainbow sleeves have a long history. There is a saying in the ancient Turkish song "Yangko": "Ayi's clothes are decorated with precious light, which is a collection of wonderful uses of heaven and earth. Red, white, blue, black, purple, green and yellow, everything depends on it. " Lyrics. In the folk,

Some people say that the rainbow sleeves were sewn by Hanbul, the ancestor of Turkey, when sewing clothes for his wife. Some people say that it decorates life according to the color design of the rainbow, but Mr. Bao Guangyuan gave me another answer.

He said that a long time ago, a wounded colorful bird came into this world, and the kind rabbit valley helped it heal the wound. In order to repay Agu the turkey for saving his life, before leaving, Colorful Birds tore off their feathers and taught Agu the turkey to make rainbow sleeves according to the colors on the feathers.

Tu nationality is a people who love life and nature. Every color on the rainbow sleeve reflects this ancient and mysterious nation's worship and gratitude for nature. Some experts believe that the black color on the sleeves of the rainbow expresses the Turkish worship of the land.

Green is the Turkish people's desire for a green world. Yellow symbolizes the Turkish people's desire for a bumper harvest. White symbolizes the pure heart of the Turkish people. Red expresses people's worship of the sun. Blue and purple also show Turks' respect for different natural landscapes.