Is there any variety show related to Chinese dress that you can recommend?

CCTV is back with a great variety show: "Clothes of China" is a beautiful interpretation of traditional Chinese costumes!

The traditional Chinese dresses are a blessing for those who love them!

CCTV's two-year-old variety show "Clothes of China" was launched in mid-November, produced by Li Si Si, and broadcast every Saturday at 7 p.m. on CCTV's CCTV Variety Channel, which explores the cultural origins of ancient Chinese clothing with viewers.

Dry explanations are boring, so make it a stage show.

Some of the stories come out of poems and scriptures, some are derived from cultural practices recorded in ancient texts, and some contain classic characters we all know well, who wear the traditional costumes of their own era and tell of their pain, joy, or confusion.

Interspersed with the stories are displays of traditional costumes, and after each story, Sisi Lee explains the characteristics of the costumes of the year.

Learning in the pastime and growing knowledge while satiating the eyes, it has the qualities that a good variety show should have, and it can be said that this is a variety show suitable for taking children to watch together.

As of this writing, there have been two installments of "Clothes of China", the first of which was on the theme of "The Beauty of Embroidery", which is about silk brocade and the beautiful embroidery that has been passed down for thousands of years, and the second installment was on "The Beauty of Good Fate", which is about the evolution of wedding clothes.

Each issue has invited familiar circle of stars guest stage play, the first Zhou Shen a "painting silk" stunning:

Hu Xing Er silkworm god fairy air:

The second issue of Hui Yinghong and Yin Shuo rendition of the first Princess of Qi's mother to send a woman Ruoxi marriage Duke Weizhuang, shocking:

The entire stage design utilizes a large-scale holographic projection, so that the audience seems to be The effect can be summarized as ? The effect can be described as "majestic". The effect can be described in four words.

Each installment features a post-show explanation by authorities such as Zhao Feng, director of the China Silk Museum, and Dong Jin Dong, a researcher on traditional costumes.

We enjoyed the large-scale stage show and learned that He Mingyuan, a rich man from Dingzhou in the Tang Dynasty, had huge assets and 500 looms at home, equivalent to the president of a contemporary clothing group.

Knowing that the Shu brocade innovation, many of the popularity of the country and handed down to the present day patterns are from the Shu people design, no wonder the "Legend of Zhen Huan" in the Emperor's favorite who, with the Shu brocade to give it.

We see the wedding recorded in the Book of Songs, and understand that the pre-Qin Dynasty princesses had no love to speak of, and could only accept the marriage.

The wedding ceremony at that time could not be celebrated, and all ceremonies were solemn.

Wearing a red juan clothes, tie red juan skirt, wearing color embroidery Luo straight train, tie big belt jade pendant, wearing a basil ...... A voice-over, straight from the heart.

Hui Yinghong's Putonghua is not good, but the emotional expression is precise, your veteran actress, she made up for the accent with her acting skills, her mother sent her daughter to the marriage of the sad clip to make the audience off the screen also followed the sad.

The color of heaven and earth: Xuan and crimson, was also shown in this performance: black with red is Xuan, red and yellow (together), that is, crimson.

Red with green can be considered fashionable in contemporary times? Taboo? One of them.

But in the Tang Dynasty green and red went together and were worn on days of great joy.

Tang Dynasty weddings to welcome the bride also stop the door, contemporary groom with a red envelope to open the way, the Tang Dynasty groom with a poem to open the way, literary talent in general will be invited to the literati friends to help.

Since the Ming Dynasty, wedding clothes have been gradually unified into red, which is still used today and has become a characteristic of Chinese weddings.

Many interesting points related to dress are also mentioned in the presentation.

For example, in the early Ming Dynasty, it was once stipulated that the groom, even if he was a commoner, could wear the dress of a ninth-ranking official at the time of the wedding, which, it is believed, is the origin of the term "groom's official"; and the bride, too, was allowed to wear the phoenix cape of a consort's gown on the day of the wedding.

There are so many traditional costumes that I can't wait to write them down for later review when I watch the variety show.

It's a good thing that CCTV is so good at what it does.

The niche variety show "Clothes China" is recommended for you to add to your cultural heritage.