The 7th Non -Heritage Expo | Power Broken Rural Embroidered Niang to help rural revitalization

At the booth of the seventh China Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo, Chen Guotao, the inheritor of "Miao Embroidery", focused on the characteristics and meanings of traditional seedling embroidery, and also brought the latest non -heritage embroidery launched by her and the workshop, each time, each time, A piece of embroidery is full of rich rustic atmosphere and strong artistic appeal.

According to Chen Guotao, behind the traditional Miao embroidery, it is not only the embodiment of the Miao Village mountains and rivers, but also reflects the historical culture and aesthetic taste of the Miao people. The Miao women carved the beauty of the nation between the square inch with needles, and also brought income to their families, making the countryside more warm, so that the elderly were no longer lonely, and the children were accompanied by someone.

In recent years, Chen Guotao has taken the opportunity of Huatian Township to enter the key township of the rural rejuvenation of Chongqing City as an opportunity to move the Miao embroidery non -heritage workshop into Hejiayan Village, Huatian Township, Puyang, and opened the "new journey of struggle" for embroidered ladies. In addition, the addition of many young people has made Miao Xiuhuan's unprecedented vitality. Miao Xiu also sees endless hope and future on these young people.

Interview and picture shooting: He Jie

Written article: Gentleman Hao

Editing: Sun Weiqi

Responsible editor: Gou Xiaoqing

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