The Jingzhou Arts Preservation Center Has Protected Nearly 1000 Pieces Of Textiles.

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In the cultural insurance center, this bed is like a quilt. It is the barren land excavated at tomb No.1 of Xie Jia bridge in 2007. Now it can be seen that its color is very gorgeous and its patterns are very exquisite. But we can see from the data that this bed is scarce when it was just unearthed, its color is gray. Now the reason why we can see the exquisite shortage is mainly due to the excellent silk protection technology of our Jingzhou cultural insurance center.

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After thousands of years of unearthed silk fabrics, the molecular structure is very fragile. If the protection is slightly careless, it may destroy them.

How to effectively protect ancient silk fabrics is a worldwide problem faced by Chinese archaeologists.

For many years, the protection of silk cultural relics has been carried out by physical or chemical methods, but the two methods are not satisfactory.

The Jingzhou cultural relics protection center introduced the "biological method" to the protection of cultural relics. By cultivating enzymes with special functions and using these enzymes to eliminate the rotten and mouldy changes of ancient silk, it played a role in restoring silk fabrics, protecting and repairing and strengthening ancient silk.

The application of biological method has greatly reduced the loss of silk fabrics. The treated silk has bright colors and brilliant colors.

The use of biotechnology has made our country's protection of silk cultural relics the world's leading position.

The use of biological methods to protect millennial ancient silk technology has been highly affirmed by the expert group of the State Bureau of cultural heritage.

In 2005, the embroidered Dragon Robe unearthed in Mawangdui, Hunan, restored its bright colors through bioremediation technology.

The Jingzhou cultural relics protection center, while providing technical support for Jingzhou's local cultural relics, has provided technical protection programs or nearly 100 cultural relics protection projects for nearly 16 pieces of textiles, including nearly 100 pieces of textiles, which have been protected by the technical protection program or the implementation of nearly 100 cultural relics protection projects in the Jingmen cemetery of the Warring States period in Jingmen, the Taizhou silk collection restoration project in the Ming Dynasty, the restoration of Hunan Shaoshan Comrade Mao Zedong's relics, the Guangxi National Museum and other more than 50 provinces.