Fifty-five cultural relics of ethnic minorities gathered in Shanghai Bo

[55 ethnic minority cultural relics gathered in Shanghai Museum] The "Huaman Shencheng – New Exhibition of the Minority Arts and Crafts Museum of Shanghai Museum" opened recently in Shanghai Museum.
Since it was officially opened to the public at the end of 1996, Shangbo Minority Arts and Crafts Museum has displayed the long and splendid creation culture and artistic aesthetics of Chinese minorities with six major sections: clothing, dyeing, weaving, embroidery, metal technology, sculpture technology, lacquerware and rattan and bamboo weaving technology, and mask art. On the basis of the original exhibition hall of minority arts and crafts, the exhibition adds 14 ethnic cultural relics, namely, the Browns, Menba, Qiang, Daur, Pumi, Nu, Ewenki, Russian, Salar, Tatar, Xibe, Gelao, Mulao and Jing. It is also the most complete exhibition of minority craftsmanship by Shangbo, which gathers fifty-five minority cultural relics in China. Welcome the 70th anniversary of our motherland.
Yang Zhigang, curator of Shanghai Museum, said that the establishment of Shanghai Bo Minority Arts and Crafts Museum is to let visitors and overseas friends in Shanghai and other parts of the country know about the achievements of brothers and nationalities in Arts and crafts. The upgraded "Huamanshen City-the new exhibition of the Minority Arts and Crafts Museum of Shanghai Museum" will better show the most vivid and vivid features of the craft and culture of the 55 minority nationalities in China. These splendid material and cultural heritage witness the outstanding creativity and aesthetic spirit of the brothers and nationalities, and will also inspire us to be more closely on the journey of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Together, we will create a better future and realize the "China Dream".