Wuhan's Intangible Heritage "Natural Dye" Inheritor Huang Ronghua

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Less than p years ago, China's "natural dyeing process" has been destroyed by the Western synthetic dyes more than 100 years ago. In ancient China, some precious cultural relics (imperial dragon clothing, a large number of books, calligraphy and paintings, etc.) were facing the danger of being destroyed. In recent decades, the industry has been calling on the Chinese dyeing and printing industry to search for the natural printing and dyeing methods of the ancestors. < /p >
< p > now, a Huang Ronghua named Wu Han spent 29 years, and after countless experiments, he recovered all the natural printing and dyeing methods of his ancestors. He is the "natural dye" inheritor of the intangible heritage of Wuhan, and is known as "China's natural dyeing" by the industry. < /p >
< p > yesterday, Huang Ronghua was invited to participate in "East Lake Plum Blossom Festival in Wuhan, China - Wuhan evening news Cultural Week series activities". < /p >
< p > at the demonstration site, Huang Ronghua only put several onions and a primary scarf in a pan for 30 minutes, and a yellow scarf appeared before us. < /p >
< p > < strong > pick the branches to dye the fabric < /strong > < /p >.
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< p > Huang Ronghua told reporters that what he is most proud of is that his technology plays a key role in the restoration of precious cultural relics in the national collection. < /p >
< p > last February 6th, Huang Ronghua was invited to participate in the "China Intangible Cultural Heritage productive Protection Exhibition" held by the Ministry of culture in Beijing. And what he wants to show is to dye natural plants to < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > textile > /a > products. < /p >
On the day of P, a television reporter who interviewed the scene found that the dyes he used were all finished dyes in bottles. The doubtful television reporter immediately put forward: "what can you prove in your bottle? Is it natural? Since you are known as" the first person of natural dyeing in China ", you should take materials locally and show the whole process of natural dyeing. < /p >
< p > Huang Ronghua heard the words without saying anything, and immediately removed two two meters long willow branches on the willow trees outside the scene. He separated the willow leaves, willow bark and willow branches, and divided them into two pots and boiled them, then threw two primary scarves into two pots and boiled them. < /p >
Less than half an hour after P, under the watchful eyes of the public, two primary colors scarves were pale yellow, and one was pink. The audience immediately applauded. < /p >
< p > < strong > successful cooperation with the Imperial Palace < /strong > /p >
< p > < strong > repair the Imperial Palace dragon clothing < /strong > /p >
"P > Huang Ronghua's live display immediately aroused strong concern of the the Imperial Palace Museum Heritage restoration group and the National Library heritage restoration group experts. < /p >
< p > experts told him at the scene that his natural coloring is an important technology for ancient cultural relics restoration, such as ancient calligraphy and painting, ancient books, ancient a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/", "clothing < /a" and so on. < /p >
< p > the Imperial Palace Museum Heritage restoration group experts said that the hospital has a certain amount of dragon clothing, but due to age and other factors, some dragon clothing needs to restore color. In order to repair these dragon suits, the Imperial Palace has been searching for printing and dyeing enterprises in China, and has done countless experiments, but the test results are difficult to match with the original color. In order to repair the dragon clothing, they finally had to pay high price, and asked Hongkong and foreign dyeing experts to repair it. < /p >
After P and Huang Ronghua contacted the the Imperial Palace Museum, they began to search for the corresponding natural plants. After several tests, he finally succeeded and began to repair the dragon clothing in the Imperial Palace. < /p >
< p > < strong > lost for more than 200 years < /strong > < /p >.
< p > < strong > national treasure "long Bei" was successfully copied < /strong > < /p >.
< p > the "long Bei", known as the national treasure, is a treasure of the brocade culture of Li Nationality in the ancient Prefecture of Hainan. It is a treasure of Li nationality's tribute to the feudal dynasties. "Long Bei" was lost after more than 200 years ago. < /p >
Less than three years ago, Hainan began its first traditional P restoration. Because "Dragons" are involved in four fields: spinning, weaving, dyeing and embroidering, dyeing is the key to success in four fields. < /p >
< p > after Huang Ronghua got the picture of "Dragons", he began to compare the color of the pictures and extract dyes from plants. After three months of research, Huang Ronghua finally completed the task of dyeing the dragon. < /p >
< p > the long successful "dragon cover" is a triple band, 2.4 meters long and 1.35 meters wide, with exquisite patterns and fine workmanship. It has completely restored the true appearance and traditional skills of the Dragon cover from materials, weavers, embroidery and dyeing. < /p >
< p > < strong > Natural dyed fashion > /strong > /p >
< p > < strong > shocked Paris < /strong > /p >
Less than P, just yesterday, Huang Ronghua's 39 sets of fashions made of natural plant dye were on the T platform in Paris, France, which shocked the western counterparts. < /p >
< p > the 39 sets of fashions for the French performance are all designed by China's top ten garments, namely a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/", and designer "/a" Chu Yan. When I first visited the Paris stage, I immediately caught the eye of the audience. Almost all the people at the scene could not believe that it was dyed by the Chinese people in their traditional natural printing and dyeing process, < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > dress < /a >. < /p >
< p > Huang Ronghua said that the colors of the 39 sets of fashion displayed in Paris were designed by Chu Yan and then dyed by natural plants. In the preceding autumn, he worked with Chu Yan to produce 39 sets of fashions, shocked the industry because of their unique and innovative designs and traditional natural charm. < /p >
< p > < strong > folklore expert: you shatter the Japanese arrogant prophecy < /strong > /p >
< p > at the end of June last year, "the sericultural and silk weaving folk culture forum" held in Jiaxing, Professor Chen Qinjian, executive vice president of the Chinese Language Institute of East China Normal University and professor of the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Committee, said to Huang Ronghua, "you shattered the Japanese's arrogant prophecy for the Chinese!" < /p >
< p > professor Chen Qinjian said that 15 years ago, a Japanese delegation visited China with the textiles of Tang Dynasty. He took the delegation to all the printing and dyeing enterprises in Suzhou and Hangzhou, but none of them could tell their printing and dyeing methods. Before leaving, the head of the Japanese delegation told him, "our printing and dyeing technology is learned from China. Later, you China will learn printing and dyeing technology, please go to our Japan to learn. " < /p >
< p > "I was like a person's mouth." Professor Chen Qinjian said. He did not expect to be accompanied by them for many days. < /p >
< p > Chen Qinjian told Huang Ronghua: "read your paper, I stayed up all night. In China, you are still doing traditional dyeing and printing. " < /p >
< p > < strong > Huang Ronghua: I hope that Wuhan institutes will have a natural dye course < /strong > /p >
Huang Ronghua, who has a reputation outside Beijing, has opened a national dye house in Wuhan. But the biggest aspiration of this Wuhan man is to hope that the institutions in his hometown can offer natural dyeing courses or courses. He is very willing to impart natural technology and theory to students. < /p >
< p > Huang Ronghua said that he has studied natural dyes since 1993. He has developed more than 30 color systems, 120 colors and more than 300 natural dyes, and has initially restored the Chinese "grass dyeing" process, and each of his colors has made his own color card and archived. < /p >