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Colorful Mongolian ethnic costumes on display in Hulunbuir

By Liu Yufen (chinadaily.com.cn)

Updated: 2014-06-17

The 11th China Mongolian Ethnic Costume Arts Festival, also known as the Mongolian Ethnic Costumes Contest, was held in Hulunbuir, North China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region, from June 13 to 17. From both China and abroad, the event attracted 90 delegations of more than 1,000 members. A total of 82 delegations came for competition and the other eight for performance.

Colorful Mongolian ethnic costumes on display in Hulunbuir

A couple of models wear Mongolian ethnic costumes at the 11th China Mongolian Ethnic Costume Arts Festival, also known as the Mongolian Ethnic Costumes Contest, in Hulunbuir on June 15. [Photo by Shao Kun/Xinhua]

Colorful Mongolian ethnic costumes on display in Hulunbuir

A model shows off Mongolian ethnic costumes at the 11th China Mongolian Ethnic Costume Arts Festival, also known as the Mongolian Ethnic Costumes Contest, in Hulunbuir on June 15. [Photo by Shao Kun/Xinhua]

Colorful Mongolian ethnic costumes on display in Hulunbuir

A model wears Mongolian ethnic headwear at the 11th China Mongolian Ethnic Costume Arts Festival, also known as the Mongolian Ethnic Costumes Contest, in Hulunbuir on June 15. [Photo by Shao Kun/Xinhua]

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