The History Of Shoes Culture Shoes [China]

The earliest shoe shaping

A foot coat with a bottomed, helping, protective and decorative function.

The production of shoes includes

A pair of shoes has a long history of developing shoes.

In China, the image of shoes was first seen in the painted pottery of the clans.

The oldest shoe in existence is a pair of leather shoes that were unearthed from Chu tomb in Changsha, Hunan.

In ancient times, shoes were mainly made of shoes, shoes, clogs, and so on.

(1) there are ma, Ge Ju, PI and so on.

The most commonly used hemp is made of hemp rope and made up by weaving and weaving.

Ge wears in summer, and fur wears in winter.

Leather is the early leather shoes, and Wei Lvzhi is also known as leather shoes.

Leather shoes of ethnic minorities are called.

"Shuo Wen": ", the leather shoes are also used by the Hu people.

It is introduced into the Central Plains because of the introduction of Hu Fu by Zhao Wuling.

Since the Han Dynasty, the replacement of shoes has become the general term for shoes. Since the Song Dynasty, the replacement of shoes has become a general term.

(2): alias.

There is a single bottom for wood.

Fu is a special shoe for emperors' ministers.

3. It is also called "Yu".

It is a kind of straw woven shoes, often called awn, worn by workers.

Clogs: clogs.

One is a wooden clogs, one for the bottom.

In addition, cages have been extended to the general name of shoes, such as grass clogs, brocade, silk and so on.

(5): slippers.

Deep head and flat bottomed heel.

Originally made of leather, it was a kind of weir. In the Qin Dynasty, it was made from cattail grass.

Since the Shang and Zhou dynasties, shoes have been dressed in a system.

For example, in the Han Dynasty, they wore dresses, dresses, boots and dresses.

In the Tang Dynasty, officials and people could wear boots, but the styles were slightly different.

The song and Yuan Dynasties basically used the shoes of the Tang Dynasty, but the styles and varieties increased.

In the Ming Dynasty, the officials wore boots or cloud heads (toward shoes), and Confucian scholars wore black double shoes. The common people wore cloth shoes, cattail shoes or leather straight seam boots, and bound women to wear bow shoes with camphor wood as the bottom.

In the Qing Dynasty, the emperor wore a square headed boots while he was in the court, and the official uniform was a black satin boot.

The toe of the shoe gradually changed from square to sharp.

The name of the shoe is cloud head, mosaic, double beam, single beam and so on.

Aristocratic women wear flower pot bottom shoes.

Besides, there are slippers for indoor wear, nail boots for rainy days and skates for ice.

In modern times, Chinese people wore more cloth shoes; leather shoes were first worn by upper class people in suits and military uniforms, and later wore more clothes; rubber shoes became popular with the rise of sports.

In the early twentieth Century, China had a shoe-making industry with its initial size, producing leather shoes, cloth shoes and rubber shoes. After 50s, the shoe making industry system with skin, cloth, glue and plastic was gradually formed.

Among the world's shoes, the 3000 year old Egyptian cowhide sandals are the oldest shoes in existence.

Egyptian papyrus shoes were also found in Egypt around 2000 BC.

Medieval Europe used to have soft shoes, sandals and simple boots, while poor people wore wooden shoes, and Arabs used high quality leather shoes.

Until modern times, most shoes were still made by families.

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Shoes of all ages

In the Neolithic Age (about 10 thousand years ago - about 4 thousand years ago), the ancestors of China were woven with grass, hemp and kudzu.

There are many names for shoes, such as shoes, shoes, and so on.

Among them, he is the most valuable.

The types of ancient shoes are divided into three categories: straw, cloth and leather.

Cloth shoes refer to shoes made of hemp silk, silk, silk, brocade and other cloth shoes.

In the Han Dynasty (206 years ago - 23 AD), the toe ends of cloth shoes were mostly bifurcated, and the bottom was knitted with twine, called the double pointed warped heads. In the Wei and Jin Dynasties (AD 220 - ad 316), the front ends of ordinary shoes were woven with two animal patterns, with harmonious colors and beautiful shoes. In the Northern Qi Dynasty (AD 550 - ad 577), the upper to the sons of heaven went down to the public to wear clogs.

In the Song Dynasty (AD 960 - 1297), men had many small leather shoes. Women wore shoes with round heads, flat heads or head curling. They also decorated various patterns of flowers and birds.

In the Ming Dynasty (AD 1368 - 1644), men's shoes were mostly thick and thick, with various material styles.

Manchu shoes wear brown shoes; in addition, in the late Yuan and early Ming, women's cloth shoes were also popular.

It makes people look slender.

In the Qing Dynasty (AD 1644 - 1911), men's shoes were mainly made of pointed shoes, and their materials were used in summer and autumn, while in winter they were used to build up velvet. They had thick bottom and thin bottom, and the surface was used as single beam or double beam, and the upper was made of thorns or shoes. The women's shoes in the Qing Dynasty were quite characteristic. The soles of the Qing Dynasty were mostly wooden, ranging from one inch to five inches. The bottom shape was wide and round, and was called "horseshoe bottom". The shoe upper was often made of silk and embroidered with multicolored embroidery, and some aristocratic women were also inlaid with various jewels on their vamp.

Older women wear wooden flat shoes.

There are many opinions about the origins of high-heeled shoes. Some people say that high heels originate from China.

The six dynasties had high heels.

The Manchu women wore flag shoes in ancient times, and some of them were as high as five inches above the central part of the Department.

The northern and Southern Dynasties (AD 420 - ad 581) period, the boots were popular in the north and spread to the south of the Yangtze River; the Tang Dynasty (AD 618 - ad 907) boots were already salty; the Song Dynasty (AD 960 - 1297 AD) began to appear women's boots; the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1279 - 1368 AD) flourishing Korea style boots; the Ming Dynasty (AD 1368 - ad 1644) although the court ordered the ban on ordinary people to wear boots, but still appeared many short boots like boots.

Many boots are made of satin, velvet and cloth, and boots are square boots.

Folklore believes that foot binding in China began in the Southern Tang Dynasty.

Commonly known as "three inch Golden Lotus", the shoes resembling the head of the head, the sole is wooden, curved like a bow, so called "arched shoes".

The bow shoes originally refer to the curved bottom shoes, and generally refer to the feet shoes worn by women.

In the yuan and Ming Dynasties, it was stipulated that only women with wealthy families had foot binding.

The shoes of this period are more than 4-5 inches high.

In the Qing Dynasty (AD 1644 - ad 1911), the "three inch Golden Lotus" of Han women was favored by Manchu women.

The Qing government banned the banners' foot binding for many times, but repeatedly banned them. Many flag girls were still imitated.

Arched shoes have many styles, such as sleeping shoes, changing shoes, pointed shoes, tramway shoes, net shoes, lotus shoes, cotton shoes, slippers, shoes, Kun shoes and face shoes.

The exquisite bow shoes are embroidered with various auspicious patterns on the toe, sole, shoes and upper, and the rich women's bow shoes are also decorated with jewellery and other ornaments.

Sandals were first developed in China.

Slippers, formerly known as shoes, began in the Han Dynasty (the first 206 years - 23 AD).

Afterward, sandals, sandals and leather sandals appeared.

The ancients embroidered dragon and Phoenix auspicious patterns on sandals, some even decorated them with jewellery.