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Two informational posters about the Miao nationality are displayed, likely in an exhibition or cultural center. The surfaces of the posters appear glossy or laminated, and they are presented against a light-colored background, possibly a wall or display panel. The top poster, with a white background, features descriptive text about Miao traditional clothing for both women and men. It details elements like head wraps, embroidered garments, narrow-sleeved jackets, wide aprons, and specific colors, mentioning intricate embroidery and patchwork. Two smaller images are visible: one shows a group of individuals, possibly young adults or children, in traditional attire, and the other depicts a person engaged in a craft involving water, possibly textile processing. The bottom poster, featuring a dark blue and red gradient background, prominently displays the characters "苗族" (Miao Nationality) and its English translation. The text provides a geographical context, stating the Miao-Yao ethnic group primarily resides in the Changning and Longyang districts. It further categorizes Miao subgroups (Black Miao, White Miao, Green Miao, Flower Miao, and Han Miao), noting that the Miao in Baoshan City are predominantly "Flower Miao." The common colors for their attire are specified as red, yellow, and orange. A central image on this poster shows an adult and a child dressed in elaborate traditional Miao costumes, possibly within a decorated interior. At the bottom right, a smaller text identifies the exhibition as "时光织锦 多元华 保山市世居少数民族服饰变化展" (Time-woven Brocade, Diverse Splendor - Exhibition of Traditional Costumes of Indigenous Ethnic Minorities in Baoshan City).
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