Mongolian Costumes Will Appear In Le Louvre Museum, France

11, the the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region women's Federation announced that in mid September, Mongolian costumes will be unveiled at the Le Louvre Museum in France.

Zheng Jianhong, vice president of the the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region women's Federation, introduced the exhibitors.

The works are all made by women. The design is exquisite, graceful and gorgeous, reflecting the trend of fashion and life of Mongolian costumes.

According to the briefing, some of the exhibits were selected by the women's Federation of all cities in Inner Mongolia and some of them were the first Mongolian people in Inner Mongolia.

The award-winning works of the design competition are part of the collection of works from ethnic dress and apparel enterprises, totaling over 70 sets.

The theme of this event is "Silk Road embroidery and women's ingenuity", which is the the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region women's Federation.

The government information office, the Sino French cultural and Arts Exchange Center and the UNESCO joint conference were jointly sponsored.

It is known as "culture and history on the body" with distinct national characteristics.

The Mongolian traditional costume with a history of more than 800 years is China's intangible cultural heritage. With the inheritance and development, the categories, styles and production processes are increasing.