Yu Xiangqi: Chinese Culture Is Not A Show.

Yu Xiangqi took out a typical embroidered cheongsam.

At first glance, it does not have any "western" elements until the reporter has touched the fabric.

"This cheongsam is made of Italy jacquard fabric.

It's not Chinese hand embroidery.

But judging from the effect, there is little difference from embroidery. "

Yu Xiangqi explained.

Nowadays, the Chinese style in the design field is divided into two categories according to Yu Xiangqi's understanding: one is mainly cotton and linen, the other is manual embroidery.

Foreigners feel that manual embroidery is very great, so many Chinese designers frequently use heavy embroidery to win praise in the international arena.

But this tactic is becoming more and more useless now.

Yu Xiangqi even felt that it was pointless to embroider heavy embroidery.

Modern machines have been able to achieve similar results.

The emphasis should be placed on heavy embroidery.

"I have no objection to it.

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But in addition to heavy embroidery, what else do you have in your design? Suppose I embroidered the modern pattern, I recognized it.

It can be embroidered completely restored to the ancient world. What exactly does it want to do? This is not a costume.

Yu Xiangqi himself is making a Chinese costume for a folk band.

As a matter of fact, it is all right to return to the ancient world, but she still made some minor changes in her costume, such as the sleeves and necklines, following the style of Qipao, with the cute modern clothes, which makes modern girls like it at a glance.

Besides, cotton and linen.

For general occasions, wear this.

There is nothing wrong with it, but it is obviously inappropriate for a lawyer to wear it to work.

It is even more inappropriate for some to wear them.

"A lot of young people, sitting there without sitting, sitting or sitting, will they look good in Chinese clothes?" Yu Xiangqi asked. "It's cotton and linen. The makeup on the face is very strong. The hair is hot and curly, with all kinds of jewellery on it, and it is totally out of line with cotton and linen."

After the end of APEC, a large number of designers began to make the so-called "APEC clothing", completely ignoring the particularity of the banquet.

Inappropriate people wear and walk on the road. It looks like a nightgown.

"Chinese culture is not for show, but for feeling."

Yu Xiangqi said.