Recently, the China-New Zealand Nongyuan Image Symbiosis Art and Intangible Cultural Heritage Joint Exhibition "Qinglong has Spring Full Spring" Chengdu Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition has been held one after another, and Chen Hongying, the inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, has gone abroad with Lezhi Shu embroidery to show the world the charm of Lezhi Shu embroidery in Melbourne and New Zealand.
In addition to the pure appreciation of embroidery, there are practical items such as quilts, pillowcases, pillows, clothing, shoes and hats, etc., which are fine art with both ornamentation and practicality. In the exhibition, Chen Hongying won the unanimous praise of foreign friends for her exquisite embroidery and exquisite skills.
"Special thanks to Chengdu Nongyuan Culture and Art Communication Co., Ltd. for building a platform for the majority of intangible cultural heritage inheritors, so that they can go abroad to study and exchange, open up the international market for Lezhi Shu embroidery, and at the same time, they can also better promote the excellent traditional Chinese culture and tell the story of Lezhi through the traditional handicraft skills of Lezhi Shu embroidery. Chen Hongying said.
At present, Chen Hongying has two studios, 38 full-time fixed embroiderers, more than 100 flexible home embroiderers, and a total of more than 800 trainees. As an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, Chen Hongying is full of confidence in the future, "I will bear in mind the mission of inheriting and spreading Shu embroidery, and will continue to adopt the model of "organization + training + embroidery" to widely attract the public to understand and learn Shu embroidery, cultivate Shu embroidery craftsmen and technicians, lead the team to develop the embroidery industry, and unite and lead women to contribute to cultural inheritance and economic development." ”
Lezhi Financial Media Reporter Text/Liu Xiaoya (Photo source: Lezhi County Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau)
Editor: Zhang Junyi
Review: Wu Dongmei