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[[File:The Ethnic Museum.jpg|thumb|300px|The Ethnic Museum]]
Located in the Central University for Nationalities, Ethnic Museum houses over 20,000 cultural relics relating to China's 56 ethnic groups. The majority of these are traditional costumes and ornaments that exemplify expertise on the part of ethnic minorities in weaving, dying, embroidery and tannage. Some are decades, and others centuries old. Exhibits such as the gifts to Chairman [[Mao Zedong]] and the central government in the early days of the [[People's Republic]] from the Panchen Lama, [[Dalai Lama]], and ethnic minorities across China are of great political and historical significance.

Among the museum's collections are Paleolithic and Neolithic age stoneware, [[Shang]] (1600-1100 BC) and [[Zhou]] (771-221 BC) dynasty bronze wares, and bronze mirrors and drums, clay figures, porcelain, coins, paintings and calligraphic works dating from the [[Qin]] (221-206 BC) and [[Han]] (206 BC - 220) dynasties. There are fans from the [[Yuan]] (1271-1368), [[Ming]] (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties, gold and silver vessels used by members of the Tibetan and Mongolian peerage, and Tibetan thangkas (sacred Buddhist paintings). The museum also has exhibits of Li minority dragon quilts, She minority ancestral paintings, Tibetan Buddhist sutras and records, and ancient Tibetan, [[Dai]], [[Yi]], [[Naxi]] and [[Shui]] writings.

Over the past decades the museum has held exhibitions in [[Beijing]], [[Zhanjiang]], [[Kunming]], [[Macao]], Japan and the ROK. At the suggestion of the relevant committees, its Exhibition on Ethnic Minorities Apparel Culture was held during the 11th Asian Games and the 4th World Conference on Women. During September-October 2000 an Exhibition of Tibetan Folk Culture was held in the Republic of Korea.

In addition to collecting, storing, displaying and carrying out research on ethnic relics, the museum runs a course on ethnic dress design and modeling, currently attended by 30 students. With the help of its team of models, the museum has staged various highly acclaimed ethnic dress fashion shows, such as "Mountain, Field and Folklore---Ethnic Apparel in Southern China," and "Rare Flowers of China -- Apparel Worn by the 55 Ethnic Minorities of China." A new show, "Choice Ethnic Minority Apparel," is scheduled for the first half of 2003. The museum also lend-leases ethnic habiliments.

Further Information:

Address: Central University for Nationalities
27 Zhongguancun South Street, Haidian District, Beijing 100081

Open: 8:00 -- 12:00 & 14:00 -- 18:00, Monday to Friday

Admission: 10 yuan

Tel: 8610-6893 2760

Fax: 8610-6893 2390

E-mail: minzu65426@sina.com.cn

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 [[File:The Ethnic Museum.jpg|thumb|300px|The Ethnic Museum]]
-Located in the Central University for Nationalities,  Ethnic Museum houses over 20,000 cultural relics relating to China's 56 ethnic groups. The majority of these are traditional costumes and ornaments that exemplify expertise on the part of ethnic minorities in weaving, dying, embroidery and tannage. Some are decades, and others centuries old. Exhibits such as the gifts to Chairman [[Mao Zedong]] and the central government in the early days of the [[People's Republic]] from the Panchen Lama, [[Dalai Lama]], and ethnic minorities across China are of great political and historical significance.
+Located in the Central University for Nationalities,  Ethnic Museum houses over 20,000 cultural relics relating to China's 56 ethnic groups. The majority of these are traditional costumes and ornaments that exemplify expertise on the part of ethnic minorities in weaving, dying, embroidery and tannage. Some are decades, and others centuries old. Exhibits such as the gifts to Chairman Mao Zedong and the central government in the early days of the [[People's Republic]] from the Panchen Lama, Dalai Lama, and ethnic minorities across China are of great political and historical significance.
 Among the museum's collections are Paleolithic and Neolithic age stoneware, [[Shang]] (1600-1100 BC) and [[Zhou]] (771-221 BC) dynasty bronze wares, and bronze mirrors and drums, clay figures, porcelain, coins, paintings and calligraphic works dating from the [[Qin]] (221-206 BC) and [[Han]] (206 BC - 220) dynasties. There are fans from the [[Yuan]] (1271-1368), [[Ming]] (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties, gold and silver vessels used by members of the Tibetan and Mongolian peerage, and Tibetan thangkas (sacred Buddhist paintings). The museum also has exhibits of Li minority dragon quilts, She minority ancestral paintings, Tibetan Buddhist sutras and records, and ancient Tibetan, [[Dai]], [[Yi]], [[Naxi]] and [[Shui]] writings.

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