Wuhan Han Embroidery Industry Association Was Established

In October 25th, with the approval of Wuhan Civil Affairs Bureau of Hubei Province, Wuhan Han Embroidery Industry Association was formally established.

The newly established Han Embroidery Industry Association will organize

Exchange, carry out skills appraisal, coordinate the development of auxiliary industries.

Ren Benrong, a master of Han Embroidery, acted as the chief expert of the association, a research expert of Han Embroidery, and a consultant professor Feng Zemin of Wuhan Textile University.

At present, Han Embroidery practitioners in Wuhan are mainly divided into three categories: the traditional artists who adhere to the traditional Han Embroidery characteristics mainly based on Ren Benrong, a provincial embroidery practitioner; the Han Embroidery operators represented by Han Embroidery practitioners such as Jiang Chengguo; and a group of embroidery embroidery operators represented by Tan Hua Lin.

There are also some embroidery shops, scattered in three towns of Wuhan, with hundreds of embroidery.

Recently, some media visited some universities and found that after the new military training, most of the military training costumes were donated.

Military training clothing is bought by students, some want to be kept as souvenir, others want to take home to send people, while more military training clothing faces "scrapped" or abandoned fate after ten or twenty days' service.

There are about 7 million freshmen in the country every year. The annual military training clothing costs hundreds of millions of yuan, and millions of units are discarded every year.

We should strengthen the comprehensive utilization of military training clothing for college students and prevent them from becoming "disposable goods".

Feasible way.

Clothing donation can be recycled, conforming to the concept of strict economy and opposing waste. It also accords with the requirements of green environmental protection and pfers positive energy of public welfare.

In particular, donations to children from poor areas highlight their social significance.

In the process of recycling, the departments concerned also conduct uniform cleaning and disinfection of donated garments.

Last year, 22 universities in Beijing were reported to have contributed to the total donation of more than 12000 military training uniforms.

Military training clothing rental is also a solution.

To avoid wasting and caring for families with difficulties, schools can allow students to voluntarily rent military training clothing while maintaining the existing unified procurement plan.

As long as unified cleaning and disinfection, there will be new lease.

Just lease is faced with the problem of how to price and recover money after wearing military training clothes.

As long as the departments concerned solve this problem, it is not difficult to operate.

For leasing methods, relevant departments should make regulations to clarify the methods and standards for post processing of military training garments.