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Hanfu Suit -- Shoes, Shoes, Shoes And Boots

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Shoe (Lu)

The shoes are monolayer.

shoes

Both men and women can wear them.

According to the different names of raw materials (grass, linen, Ge, silk and leather), they are different, such as Paramecium, leather shoes, silk shoes, etc.

Among them, the most common is the grass, the most luxurious one is silk shoes.

"Peacock Flies Southeast" has: "the new wife understands the horse sound, tiptoe meets meets."

In the Tang Dynasty, a high head silk shoe was popular.

Toe cap

Part of the shoe is separated from the shoe body, and a very high shoe head is placed on the toe cap. When walking, the head can hook the skirt of the skirt to move.

(XI)

When you wear a coronal dress,

collocation

The difference between the shoe and the shoe is the addition of a wooden sole on the sole.

In Han Shu Dongfang Shuo, the Han Emperor Wen said that when he was frugal, he had the sentence "expensive as the son of heaven, rich in four seas, body clothes and gowns, and full leather shoes". That is to say, Han Wen Di wearing a coarse silk robe and Ji made of raw leather should be made of soft leather with coloring.

Clogs (Ji)

Clogs are usually made of wood.

The legend began in the spring and Autumn period, and became popular after the Eastern Han Dynasty. When it came to song and Yuan Dynasties, it was mostly used as rain shoes.

Women's clogs are often painted, commonly known as "lacquer paintings and clogs".

Boots (Xue)

Boots are the shoes worn by northern nomadic people for riding and shooting convenience, cold and warmth.

During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the great migration of nationalities made the costume of the two nationalities of Hu and Han influenced each other, and the boots began to be accepted by the Central Plains people.

In the Tang Dynasty, it was clearly stipulated that the long boots should be used as the matching clothing of men's official uniform. This custom has been spread to the two dynasties of song and Ming Dynasties.