Here, i want explain some descriptions and review about souvenir of Monitoring's Radio Taiwan International (RTI) 2009 from. That souvenir is very nice and great to take personal collections, so i'am very happy and also who people received too, like others monitoring.... :-)in a fact, first I don't know more about this souvenir. It is unique souvenir with chinese letters, so i don't understand what's it means. I also didn't looking for this souvenir before. It is true! Coz i think this souvenir is very unique and interesting to my heart, and this product made from china or Taiwan. It is not productions from Indonesia too.
This souvenir is very simple with miniature box models, here we go to know and review (history) about that souvenir says........
The Manchurian (Ching) Dynasty is represents an era in Chinese history while the Manchurian and the Han cultures were in close interchange. The costumes and accessories prevalent then should be the typical pieces to depict the unique cultures at that time. The Manchurian Dynasty dresses and adornment stood for the most significant change in the Chinese history. The Dynasty also represented a non-Han ethnic era which maintained the most of the Manchurian traditions. The Manchurian Dynasty dresses and adornment were virtually a combination of the dresses oriented to the Manchurian horseback riders and the traditional Chinese clothing. The imperial Dragon Gowns made with the fine and exquisite workmanship, fastidiously selected materials and magnificent colors are believed the typical pieces to illustrate the Ching Dynasty costume charms.
The Manchurian (Ching) Dynasty series are presented primarily through the Imperial Dragon Gowns which best characterize the Manchurian (Ching) Dynasty features. The Imperial Dragon Gowns on display are mainly in elegant black backgrounds matched with golden dragon motifs, with the attractive transparent touch to signify bold and heroic character of the ethnic races in north China. Overall, the Imperial Dragon Gowns convey the charismatic charms of a great country of China in the Manchurian (Ching) Dynasty.
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