80 Year Old Lao Tai Donated His Cheongsam To His Wedding Dress.

Yang Shujun, 80 years old, donated his wedding dress for more than 60 years to the Museum of ethnic customs in Jilin.

At the same time, she also restored the process of her wedding dress by using the lost technology.

At the age of 19, Yang Shujun, with ingenious dexterity, stitched 3 cheongsam for himself.

On the day of great joy, Yang Shujun wore his own cheongsam with his own hand and attracted countless envious eyes.

After marriage, Yang Shujun took the cheongsam as his "bottom of the box" treasure and carefully collected it.

At this time, the staff of the first northeast ethnic Folklore Museum in Jilin came to collect Manchu folk goods in the Manchu town of URA street in Jilin.

Heard that the town came to study experts specializing in national costumes, Yang Shujun old man took the lead to his own collection of more than 60 years of cheongsam donated.

Driven by Yang Shujun's old man, two other elderly people donated their pillows and embroidered boxes to the exhibition hall for many years.

The museum staff were rewarded to the elderly respectively.

Professor Liu Housheng, Professor of the national and territory research center of Northeast Normal University, said that at present, there are very few people who handcrafted cheongsam handicrafts.

After hearing the situation, Yang Shujun said that she still had a cloth like the cheongsam.

The old man took the initiative to "invite", and according to the size of the year, re made a qipao wedding dress.

The teachers and students of Northeast Normal University recorded the manual process of the old man's sewing cheongsam.

Professor Liu Housheng, Professor of northeast ethnic and territory Research Center, Northeast Normal University, said.