Tourists use their mobile phones to record colored paper cuts. Photo by Feng Li
Urumqi, China, January 26 (Wang Xiaojun, Feng Li) On January 26, the "Ox-Running Tiger Roaring and Welcoming the New Year - Spring Festival Cultural Special Exhibition" met with local audiences at the Aksu Regional Museum (Museum) in Xinjiang.
Tourists use their mobile phones to record colored paper cuts. Photo by Feng Li
Urumqi, China, January 26 (Wang Xiaojun, Feng Li) On January 26, the "Ox-Running Tiger Roaring and Welcoming the New Year - Spring Festival Cultural Special Exhibition" met with local audiences at the Aksu Regional Museum (Museum) in Xinjiang.
Spectators stop to admire the Han Dynasty tiger-shaped buckles. Photo by Feng Li
The exhibition not only brings together nearly 100 handicraft works such as paper-cutting, New Year paintings, clay sculptures, and embroidery, but also selects three cultural relics with "tiger" elements from the Aksu Regional Cultural Museum (Museum) for display. There are bronze ceremonial vessels with animal face pattern bronze cups that integrate into the image of the tiger face, bronze tiger buckles of the Han Dynasty with vivid images, and bronze plaques with delicate lines of circular birds and tigers, which show the unique image of the tiger in history, culture and art works from multiple angles, and are the symbols and sustenance of the people to express auspicious meanings, reflecting the creative life wisdom of the Chinese nation.
Citizen Zhao Guohua said: "As soon as I entered the museum, I saw the red lanterns, which felt particularly festive, and I was impressed by the flexible and vivid tigers in the paper-cuts, and the tiger head hats, tiger shoes and tiger head pillows in the display cabinets were lively and cute, and the taste of the year was full of flavor." ”
Tourists use their mobile phones to record colored paper cuts. Photo by Feng Li
Urumqi, China, January 26 (Wang Xiaojun, Feng Li) On January 26, the "Ox-Running Tiger Roaring and Welcoming the New Year - Spring Festival Cultural Special Exhibition" met with local audiences at the Aksu Regional Museum (Museum) in Xinjiang.
Spectators stop to admire the Han Dynasty tiger-shaped buckles. Photo by Feng Li
The exhibition not only brings together nearly 100 handicraft works such as paper-cutting, New Year paintings, clay sculptures, and embroidery, but also selects three cultural relics with "tiger" elements from the Aksu Regional Cultural Museum (Museum) for display. There are bronze ceremonial vessels with animal face pattern bronze cups that integrate into the image of the tiger face, bronze tiger buckles of the Han Dynasty with vivid images, and bronze plaques with delicate lines of circular birds and tigers, which show the unique image of the tiger in history, culture and art works from multiple angles, and are the symbols and sustenance of the people to express auspicious meanings, reflecting the creative life wisdom of the Chinese nation.
Citizen Zhao Guohua said: "As soon as I entered the museum, I saw the red lanterns, which felt particularly festive, and I was impressed by the flexible and vivid tigers in the paper-cuts, and the tiger head hats, tiger shoes and tiger head pillows in the display cabinets were lively and cute, and the taste of the year was full of flavor." ”
Visitors observe paper-cut patterns. Photo by Feng Li
It is reported that in the Aksu Regional Cultural Museum inside and outside the Special New Year group photo modeling and "tiger" cultural video materials supporting the exhibition, the audience can not only record the beautiful picture of the New Year in the Aksu Regional Cultural And Cultural Museum, but also through the online exhibition of the WeChat public platform, view high-definition pictures of cultural relics and explanatory videos, and enjoy a wonderful cultural feast on the occasion of the old and the new. (End)