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The dragon robe embroidered by He Mingyuan with gold and silver threads [jhnews.com.cn]
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He Mingyuan, 37, a self-taught artist, embroidered a gorgeous dragon robe, using threads made of 1 kilogram of gold and 1 kilogram of silver.
She worked over 13 hours on the embroidery every day and finally finished it in six months.
The dragon robe is specially made for the commemorative ceremony for Zhao Ding, a patriotic general of ancient China's Nan (Southern) Song Dynasty (1127–1279), held in Gonglu Temple in Jinhua, east China's Zhejiang Province. The dragon robe costs over 400,000 yuan (about U.S. $60,696).
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He shows parts of the dragon robe. [jhnews.com.cn]
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Patterns embroidered with gold and silver threads on the robe [jhnews.com.cn]
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He shows the gold threads she used for the dragon robe. [jhnews.com.cn]
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(Source: People's Daily Online)
By Gao YinanEditor: Eileen Cheng(People's Daily Online)
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