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- 如果要我回想这次贵州之行里最安静、却也最有力量的一天，我一定会想到我第一次认真看苗绣与蜡染的那一天。作为一个长期在亚洲旅行的外国人，我原本以为自己已经很熟悉“布上的传统”这件事了。毕竟在印度尼西亚，我看过爪哇的巴迪克匠人用蜡刀一点一点画出纹样，也见过不同岛屿如何把织物当成身份、礼仪和记忆的一部分。可是真的走进贵州苗寨，近距离看见苗绣和蜡染的时候，我还是立刻意识到：我过去知道的，只是“工艺”这个词的表面。
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