It is a set of creative clothes for Qing Dynasty court women, which is specially designed for the second exhibition of Shenyang Palace Museum. Creative clothing borrowed from the Qing court women's clothing elements, and used Pankou, Haiyajiang, cloud, wave and other elements. Choose cotton, brocade, Ougen sand, silk and other materials. Mainly use twill edge hand sewing technology, embroidery and variations in different textures. Chinese traditional wine red and sea blue color show elegant and implicit sentiment, which sets off the grand display of the Palace Museum New Year.

She is a teacher of department of textile and fashion design of Luxun Academy of Fine Arts China. Judges and curators of China packaging creative design contest. Judges of college student computer design contest. Tutor of international Poster studio NEU. Fashion designer. She won a number of international and domestic awards and personal exhibitions. She graduated from Luxun Academy of Fine Arts Department of textile & fashion design clothing specialty, bachelor's degree in 2003, and received a master's degree of Luxun Academy of Fine Arts in "foreign costume culture comparative study" in 2007. The main research areas is the history of Chinese and Western clothing, clothing,Performance techniques of clothing.

Shenyang the Imperial Palace is located in Shenyang Liaoning, is one of only two Chinese palace, also known as the beginning of the Qing Dynasty Mukden palace, the palace, dating back nearly 400 years of history, ten years after it was founded (1625). Before the Qing Dynasty, the palace is located in Shenyang, capital Beijing, the palace known as the "capital Palace", "stay in the palace". In 1961, the State Council will determine the the Imperial Palace in Shenyang as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units; in July 1, 2004, China Suzhou held the twenty-eighth session of the World Heritage Committee approved the Shenyang the Imperial Palace as the Ming and Qing Dynasty palace cultural heritage expansion projects included in the "world Heritage list".