2024年3月14日发(作者：)

Chinese ancient garment

China is a historical country with splendid civilizations, in which the Chinese costume is an

important part. From the change of Chinese costumes, we can see the political change, economic

development and customs evolvement through the long history. The Chinese costume, which has

over 5,000 years’ history, is just like a long river. And today I’ll present them in three parts,

namely Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty and Qing Dynasty.

Han Dynasty

China’s complete code of costume and trappings was established in the Han dynasty. The

costume code of the western Han dynasty follow the one established in the Q in dynasty, which

featured a cicada-shaped hat(蝉形的帽子), red clothes. In addition, people of that time wore

jade(玉) articles and red shoes.

Tang Dynasty

From the Sui to the Tang, the ancient Chinese clothing developed to its peak. The political

stability, economic development, manufacturing and textile technology, and the frequent foreign

relations contributed to the development of clothing. The clothing in this period had formed the

most fantastic chapter in the clothing history.

bold, colorful, various

styles

Qing Dynasty

During the Qing Dynasty, clothes were elegant and poised. People at that time wore clothes

befitting their social status, official ranks and lifestyle according to the regulations of the Qing

government. As Manchu is the minority in power of Qing dynasty, the Qing clothing shows a

strong nomadic characteristics.

shirt is not exposed

(衫不露外)

the right-side lapel of junction decorated

with buttons

(偏襟右衽以盘纽为饰)

clothing plus clothing

(衣外加衣)

increase waistcoat or jacket

(增加坎肩或马褂)

Rectangular outline

(外轮廓呈长方形)

clothes do not get the waist down flowerpot shoes(花盆鞋)

(衣服上下不取腰身)

Horseshoe-shaped sleeve cover hand

(马蹄袖盖手)

set rolling craft decoration

(镶滚工艺装饰)

Nowadays, many people love our traditional culture and worship（尊崇） our ancestry’s

clothes style .For this reason they wear Han Clothes, found Han Clothes clubs, hold activities on

Han Clothes and so on.

g Han Clothes to sacrifice （祭祀）.

g Han Clothes to celebrate to be an adult.

g Han Clothes wedding .