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¡¡¡¡Lately£¬ since the layout of Chinese exhibitions in Japan National Museum of Ethnology needed to be adjusted£¬ the professor in charge sent me a letter to inquire something about how the women who lived in Wujiang and its surrounding areas of Jiangsu Province adomed with their headwear£¬ which instantly sent me to a situation of ignorance. For I have ever been employed by the museum as "co-researcher of cultural resources"£¬ I felt responsible to provide him with accurate knowledge£¬lest mistakes in the layout of Chinese exhibitions. In recent years£¬ in order to study questions concerning Tang suit£¬ Han costume and Han Costume Movement£¬ I have visited some museums in southern regions of the Yangtze River several times and£¬ to some extent£¬ noticed the characteristics of the headwear of the women living there. However£¬ I could not give an exact description of adorning methods in detail only in terms of my fuzzy memory. Hence£¬ I£¬ an unconfident '~expert"£¬ had to consult to a real professional. Soon I received the reply from Cui Rongrong£¬ professor in Jiangnan University£¬ who not only offered a detailed introduction in characters£¬ but attached clear pictures for the purpose of illustration. He gave quite an expressive explanation for the shapes£¬ names£¬ functions£¬ materials£¬ dyeing£¬ embroidery and patterns£¬ respectively£¬ of a whole set of traditional costumes for the women in southern regions of the Yangtze River£¬ including head cloth £¨triangular style£©£¬ narrow-sleeved Shan. £¨Shan£º a kind of costume in open front style in ancient China£©£¬ apron£¬ slacks with low crotch and embroidery shoes. Such accurate knowledge of regional folkways can only be given by a scholar who is equipped with authentic experience of field study and good at observing the details of costumes£¬ which is what I highly think of. For a folklorist or an anthropologist£¬ the importance of acquiring accurate£¬ reliable£¬ detailed and specific knowledge of regional folkways is definitely not second to that of being familiar with tedious and eloquent theories£¬ concepts and methodologies of folklore and anthropology.