The Wedding Attire Culture of Ethnic Koreans in China: Change is an Opportunity to Growth
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The Traditional Wedding Attire of Ethnic Koreans in China, specifically in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province, features distinctive design elements embodying profound cultural heritage and unique aesthetic value. However, accelerated globalization, evolving aesthetic preferences among younger generations, and lifestyle changes pose significant challenges to the preservation of traditional cultural heritage. Therefore, innovative design strategies for traditional wedding attire are urgently needed to adapt to contemporary societal demands. This study has two primary objectives: to analyze the artistic design elements (patterns, colors, and styles) of Traditional Wedding Attire of Ethnic Koreans in China, and to propose innovative strategies that transform change into an opportunity for growth, ensuring the preservation and development of cultural heritage. To achieve these objectives, a qualitative research approach was employed, deeply examining the traditional patterns, colors, and styles of the Traditional Wedding Attire of Ethnic Koreans in China, while also summarizing historical and contemporary changes in people's choices regarding this attire. Case studies were analyzed to summarize innovative approaches for integrating traditional artistic design elements into contemporary wedding attire. The findings indicate that the Traditional Wedding Attire of Ethnic Koreans in China possesses unique artistic design elements. Furthermore, contemporary design methods effectively transform these elements into modern designs aligned with current aesthetic standards, thus promoting the preservation and innovation of Ethnic Korean attire culture. This research establishes a theoretical foundation for innovating Traditional Wedding Attire of Ethnic Koreans in China and provides new methods for preserving traditional culture.
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