Spend Tens Of Millions To Build "Miao Museum" To Collect National Costumes.

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Xiaobian of the network introduces to you the Taijiang woman wants to build a museum, spend more than 30 years to collect millions of national costumes.

There is a Miao woman in Long Beach village, Lao Tun Village, Taijiang. In more than 30 years, she spent 10 million yuan to collect national costumes. She said her ideal is to build a "Miao Nationality Museum" of her own.

The strange woman named Zhang Hongyu, who was able to weave fine embroidery at an early age, went out to do Miao nationality with her mother.

Business has gained popularity at the age of 20.

She knew that the fine quality of Miao culture was in the private sector. From this time on, she went to the Village Lane to collect folk embroidery.

Over the years, Zhang Hongyu has gone to the South and traveled to Guizhou, Yunnan, Guangxi and other ethnic minority areas to collect a large number of national costumes, and to sell them to the United States, France, Japan and other countries and regions by hand copying new products. Most of the money obtained is used to acquire cultural treasures scattered among the people.

During the acquisition process, Zhang Hongyu knew a lot about ethnic costumes.

Experts and friends feel more and more about collecting and protecting national dress.

So she worked hard to earn money, run around, and collect more valuable national costumes and ethnic arts and crafts at home.

Recently, reporters came to visit Zhang Hongyu's home in Kaili, and all kinds of ethnic handicrafts were piling up in her home.

Zhang Hongyu said she had collected more than 3000 sets of ethnic costumes and cultural relics, many of which belonged to ancient costumes and bronze drum armor.

Many of these ethnic costumes were bought by hundreds of thousands of people.

"I have been collecting Miao embroidery for 25 years, and it has been hard to get such a result. Some professionals have visited my house. My collection is valued at about 20000000, which is a great fortune, but I just want to use them to open museums."

Zhang Hongyu said.

Zhang Hongyu noted that there are many precious and excellent people.

She felt very sad that the products were scattered in the public and even on the streets, but her ability was limited. She hoped to get help from relevant departments and build the museum so that the treasures scattered around the people would have a good foothold, which would be more conducive to the protection of national culture.