What are the relics of traditional dyed and woven clothing in Beijing?

There are dozens of first-class products in the exhibition of ancient Chinese costume culture, including four generals' pictures in Song Dynasty, princess jewelry in Yizhuang of Ming Dynasty, jewelry unearthed in Dingling, sacrificial pictures in Qing Dynasty, costumes of Emperor Kangxi and so on. Among them, five pieces of Ming Dynasty Qiyang royal cultural relics (Li Zhen, Wang Longxi presented gifts, princess royal, dutiful son, Royal Guards Commander Li You, Li, and Lady Linhuai) are well-known in the research field of ancient costume history, and they are all exhibited for the first time.

It is understood that the National Museum of China has a wealth of cultural relics related to ancient costumes. Shen Congwen, Ji Sun and others have done a lot of work in costume archaeology and costume history, and formed a relatively deep academic accumulation in the study of ancient Chinese costume culture, which can be called an important town in the study of ancient Chinese costume. By visiting this exhibition, the audience can not only be deeply impressed by the ancient costumes in different historical periods, but also have a deeper understanding of the historical experience of Chinese culture in inheriting traditions and exchanging ideas with each other, and strengthen cultural self-confidence.