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Visitors admire ancient garments at the "Colors of Imperial Textiles and Court Regalia in the Qing Dynasty" exhibition at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing on June 20, 2024. /Photo provided to CGTN
A visitor admires ancient garments at the "Colors of Imperial Textiles and Court Regalia in the Qing Dynasty" exhibition at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing on June 20, 2024. /Photo provided to CGTN
Visitors admire ancient garments at the "Colors of Imperial Textiles and Court Regalia in the Qing Dynasty" exhibition at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing on June 20, 2024. /Photo provided to CGTN
Visitors admire ancient garments at the "Colors of Imperial Textiles and Court Regalia in the Qing Dynasty" exhibition at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing on June 20, 2024. /Photo provided to CGTN
Visitors admire ancient garments at the "Colors of Imperial Textiles and Court Regalia in the Qing Dynasty" exhibition at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing on June 20, 2024. /Photo provided to CGTN
A visitor admires ancient garments at the "Colors of Imperial Textiles and Court Regalia in the Qing Dynasty" exhibition at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing on June 20, 2024. /Photo provided to CGTN
An exhibition featuring court garments from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) is currently underway at the Guardian Art Center in Beijing. Titled "Colors of Imperial Textiles and Court Regalia in the Qing Dynasty," the exhibition features nearly 100 rare Qing Dynasty court garments from the Palace Museum as well as an array of stunning pieces from the Shenyang Palace Museum, with 90 percent of the exhibits on public display for the first time. It aims to highlight the exquisite craftsmanship of traditional Chinese garments.