艺术家：苗，马大头
Item 9: Banner-Trousers Artists: Miao, Tina
Red banners are strung across streets and in public places in China, usually by the government. Last year before the wedding, Miao used red banners to make xiuqiu in one of her attempts to seek a different form of family (see above).
Since then, many public attempts to start an alternative family have failed in one way or another. On the first day of 2020, Miao found herself retreating to the privacy of the village house where she was born in one of China‹s most conservative regions.
But soon she turned to red banners again, this time to make actual clothing for wearing. Furthermore, the trousers are designed in such a way that the wearer can unzip them anytime to turn them back to red banners and the wearer will become a walking banner on the streets! This time, the red banners are not a proclamation of unusual occasions, but one of the everyday, whose unabashed flamboyance and politically charged queerness seems to be itself already an act to re-configure the space of the public and the private. (Abao)
艺术家：苗子，阿丹，小雷
Item 10: Dudou (Chinese-style chest covering) Modern Version
Artists: Miao mothers tample, Adan, Momoblast
»珍视« means to value, to treasure.