College students in Hangzhou walked into Xinjiang to understand the weaving culture

In order to go deep into the cultural and moisturizing project and understand the local culture, recently, the School of Business Administration of Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics went to Xinjiang's "Wanli Love One Line" Practice Team at the school counselor Alipi Smamiyi led to the Kashgar area to learn about the local area to learn about the local area The history and development of the weaving blanket industry.

Xinjiang was one of the world's rugs. During the Western Zhou Dynasty, weaving cultural relics were unearthed. The Uyghur carpet weaving skills were selected as a national intangible cultural heritage list in 2008. "I believe we can inherit the weaving blanket technology, and we can do a good job in the hand -working carpet industry." Said Niuliman Guli, the only manual blanket manufacturer in the Kashgar area and the head of Xinjiang Noboton Trading Co., Ltd.

It is understood that she has learned carpet compilation skills since the age of 8 and has handled the handmade blanket industry for more than 40 years. "Noon Trading" always adheres to the use of traditional techniques to weave hand -woven blankets. The weaves used are made of natural wool, cotton or linen or silk. The dye also uses minerals or plant extracts. Essence Although the production cycle is long and the cost is high, its deep cultural heritage makes it "different".

"More and more people buy manual carpets in recent years. We often receive orders from Hebei, Shandong and other places, and there are many in Zhejiang." Say.

"The carpet not only meets the needs of daily life, but also brings more income and rich life to the people of Xinjiang. It is also a business card that Xinjiang people show to the outside world. I hope that in the future, when you mention Xinjiang, you can talk about warm and practical carpets in the future. Let more people listen. "Wen Qili Gulai said firmly and the members of the Practice Team said.

It is reported that the members of the practice group came to the Kashgar area of ​​Xinjiang for 5 days. Everyone had deep feelings for this. At the same time, it was also understanding that the traditional handicrafts were not easy. "This trip to Xinjiang not only let us understand the carpet culture of Xinjiang, but also let us see traditional handicrafts, insist on and pay day after day, and in spreading carpet preparation skills, they use their hearts. In school, we can also pass on Xinjiang's carpet skills and culture to the people around us in their spare time, so that they can also understand this skill. I hope that there will be a chance to come back in the future and learn more about Xinjiang culture. "Juli is so emotional Essence

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