The first Anshun Tunpu Silver Jewelry Exhibition will be held this Saturday and Sunday.

Yesterday, the reporter learned that the owner of Anshun Tunbao Stone Museum has sorted out the Tunbao silver ornaments he has carefully collected for many years. With the strong support of relevant departments in Anshun, the first Anshun Tunpu Silver Jewelry Exhibition will be held in Jiangnan Wenchuang Garden in Jiuzhoushan this Saturday and Sunday.

It is understood that as a descendant of Tunpu people, 30-year-old Liu Wei loves Tunpu culture very much and has a special liking for Tunpu old objects. While obsessed with collecting Tunpu stone tools and establishing Anshun Tunpu Stone Museum, he is also obsessed with collecting Tunpu silver ornaments. For many years, Liu Wei has always had the idea of holding Tunpu Silver Jewelry Exhibition.

However, Liu Wei, for his part, is willing to hold an exhibition, but there is nothing he can do. Fortunately, the General Administration of Culture, Radio, Film and Television of Anshun City, the Propaganda Department of Xixiu District Committee and other departments gave strong support after learning that Liu Wei wanted to promote Tunpu culture by holding an exhibition, and decided to hold the first Anshun Tunpu Silver Jewelry Exhibition in Jiangnan Wenchuang Garden of Jiuzhoushan from June 3 to 4.

Tunpu people have the custom of wearing silver ornaments. According to historical records, in the early Ming Dynasty, after the 300,000-strong army "Northern Transfer" pacified Yunnan and Guizhou, it settled the fields and guarded the border, and Anshun, Guizhou became a concentrated bunker. In order to adapt to the plateau environment, Tunpu people wear silver ornaments to drive away poison, ward off evil spirits and soothe the nerves. Up to now, silver ornaments still symbolize peace, auspiciousness, wealth, health and longevity in Tunpu people's hearts.

The Tunpu silver ornaments to be exhibited in this exhibition are basically Liu Wei's personal collections, most of which are from the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China. Silver ornaments include silver hairpin, silver hairpin, longevity lock, silver bracelet, silver ring and silver hat ornaments. /kloc-more than 0/000 pieces of silver ornaments are not repeated. Silver jewelry means from "good luck" and "long life" to "peace and wealth" ... every piece of silver jewelry is a beautiful blessing. Exquisite Tunpu silver ornaments have preserved the Jianghuai style for more than 600 years.

The first Anshun Tunpu Silver Jewelry Exhibition was hosted by Anshun Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Film and Television Press and Publication, hosted by Anshun Tunpu Kistler Museum, and co-organized by Xixiu District Committee Propaganda Department, Anshun Tunpu Cultural Scenic Area Management Office, Anshun University Tunpu Cultural Research Center and Jiuzhou Li Shan Jiangnan Tourism and Leisure Resort.

It is reported that this exhibition is a public welfare exhibition. At that time, people can experience making their own DIY silver ornaments on the spot, and they can also experience the folk activities of playing Baba, pushing stone mills and looking at old things in Tunpu. They can also go to the Ming Dynasty to take photos with Miss Tunpu in Fengyang Hanfu.