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考点十七　社会生活类 1 第①步 刷基础·刷经典 2 A 限时8分钟 Hanfu, an ethnic dress of Chinese Han people, has a long history. While many designers have been trying to restore its authenticity (真实性), others say it's best to leave it in the past. Chu Yan, a fashion designer, is known for her work in recreating traditional Chinese garments. She also teaches at the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology and runs a studio on Beijing's outskirts. 第②步 刷模拟·刷高考 第①步 刷基础·刷经典 3 Her work includes designing the traditional Chinese wear Tangzhuang for world leaders participating at the APEC (亚太经合组织) meeting in Beijing in 2014. “An earlier project was about Dunhuang murals (壁画). They are two­dimensional. Later on, I worked with Xi'an Museum. We worked with pottery figures. They are three­dimensional, unlike the murals. We have developed a better sense of what the real items may look like，” Chu said. 第②步 刷模拟·刷高考 第①步 刷基础·刷经典 4 Chu shared her belief in recreating these historical art pieces, and that is “to know where it comes from and to lead where it heads to.” Because of the technological advances, many contend that these new designs cannot be traditional Hanfu and only classical garments can be considered authentic. However, Chu says it's more complicated than that. “Can we recreate something exactly like it was in history? We can do that. Our design, tailoring and production methods allow us to do that. But the difference is that we use distinctive techniques and materials，” she said. 第②步 刷模拟·刷高考 第①步 刷基础·刷经典 5 In response to the claim that Hanfu should make a return, she says young Chinese designers should have a clear understanding of the art history and give what's the past a new life. “We cannot return to the past and there is no need to dress exactly the same as ancient Chinese people，” Chu said. She believes young Chinese designers should keep this famous Chinese saying in mind. “Honoring history doesn't mean you have to mimic (模仿) what it looked like in the past. You have to do even better，” sh