Red Network Moment News, March 7 (Correspondent Fu Yuran, Reporter Peng Chao) On March 5, Xiao Qiongqiong, the leader of the provincial applied characteristic discipline of "Design" of the School of Art and Design of Hunan Women's University, and the provincial first-class professional leader of "Clothing and Apparel Design", and Fu Yuran, a teacher, led student volunteers to bring intangible cultural heritage tie-dyeing skills into the Yunxiwan community and Defeng community of Meixi Lake in Changsha, so that residents and friends can experience the mystery of tie-dyeing technology and feel the charm of intangible cultural heritage.
Tie-dyeing is a traditional and unique ancient dyeing process in China, with rich colors, natural changes and endless fun. Xiao Qiongqiong showed everyone her "plant dyeing" works, cotton, linen, silk, wool, leather and other natural fabrics have become the unique original embryo of plant dyeing, showing a unique dyeing effect. "As a plant dyeing technique. The charm of tie-dye lies in discovering the unknown, and the work dyed is different every time. It gives people the joy of opening a blind box. When it comes to tie-dye research, Xiao Qiongqiong introduced it with a smile of eyebrows. She also explained to the residents the dyeing process and precautions for making tie-dye, and led everyone to experience the intangible cultural heritage culture together. "It's amazing and beautiful! From time to time, there were bursts of exclamations at the scene.
In recent years, Hunan Women's University has innovated ideas, carried out intangible cultural heritage public welfare activities with the community, and organized intangible cultural heritage skills exhibitions and performances with schools and local enterprises, etc., to publicize and promote traditional handicrafts to the society, promote the integration of industry and education, and empower cultural revitalization with disciplines and specialties.