A study on the Characteristics of Ethnic Costume Culture Exhibition Based on the Concept of Eco-museum : A Case Study of Southeastern of Guizhou, China

This study explores the exhibition traits of ethnic costume culture in cultural heritage locations, using the ecological museums concept. This concept aims to conserve and display heritage in its original form, with a focus on cultural ecology's sustainable development. As ethnic costume culture with local attributes, it is important to protected and displayed in the cultural location. The study extracts three dimensions: 'space,' 'time,' and 'human as cultural heritage,' and integrates ethnic costume culture content to form an exhibition characteristics framework. Through the cases analysis of southeastern of Guizhou, China, it concludes the exhibition features of ethnic costume culture under the ecological museum concept: extension in space, the vitality in time, and the dominance of the cultural owner. The conclusions hold practical significance for ethnic costume culture inheritance and development, offering theoretical support and suggestions for future research.