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Unbeaten Chinese Style Of Tang Costume

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Tang Costume

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It's called "Tang costume".

The name of "Tang costume" actually originated from overseas.

In the Tang Dynasty, its reputation was far away from overseas. After that, overseas countries called Chinese people "Tang people".

"The history of the Ming Dynasty, the true wax biography of foreign countries": "the people of the Tang Dynasty, the foreigners (foreigners) call the Chinese" also.

All overseas countries do their best.

In the United States, Southeast Asia and even Europe, the Chinese residential area is also known as "

Chinatown

"And the overseas Chinese called themselves Tang people, because the Tang Dynasty was a proud Chinese dynasty since ancient times.

The traditional Chinese style clothes worn by the Tang people in Chinatown are called "Tang costume". They are not only logical, but also become popular names overseas and become internationally recognized Chinese names.

In the early twentieth Century, under the social background of "Chinese and Western clothes go hand in hand", the compatriots in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao were dressed in "Tang suit" and "suit" to distinguish Chinese and Western dress.

At the APEC conference in Shanghai in 2001, China, as host, invited the leaders of Asia and Pacific economies to wear "Tang suit" and set off a new trend of "Tang costume" which was auspicious and joyful. This is not only the integration of traditional and modern in the Qing Dynasty, but also the necessity of the prevailing law, and the embodiment of China's position and demeanour in the international family.

At present, what the mainland calls the "Tang costume" is basically the Chinese dressing in the late Qing Dynasty. According to Ms. Yu Ying, the chief designer of the "Tang costume" worn by the heads of state at the APEC conference, "Tang suit" should be a general term for Chinese clothing.

After they had designed the clothes, they discussed the name of this dress together, and finally decided to name it "Tang suit".

This is mainly because foreign countries all say that the place where Chinese people live is "Chinatown". The clothes worn by the "Tang people" should naturally be called "Tang costume".

This so-called "Tang costume" evolved from the mandarin jacket of the Qing Dynasty. Its style structure has four main characteristics: first, the collar, the center opening of the coat, the vertical collar type: two is the even sleeve, that is, the sleeves and the clothes are not seams as a whole, and the plane cuts are the main ones; three is the pair of buttons, and the other is the oblique skirt; four is the right angle buckle, that is, the buttons, the buttons are composed of two parts of the knot and the loop.

In addition, the fabric is mainly woven satin fabric.

Tang costume is not the clothing of the Tang Dynasty.

"The head gauze hat" and "the round collar gown" are the most important clothing of the men in the Tang Dynasty.

"Tou tou" is a black cloth that is used in Baotou.

The Tang Dynasty is the era of "writing the head", and the style of "tou tou" is also changing. Especially in the more than 100 years from the early years of Tang Wude to Kaiyuan, the shape of "tou tou" has undergone several major changes.

The men's garments in the Tang Dynasty were mainly round necklines.

The traditional crown clothes are used only on ceremonious occasions, such as ancestor worship, heaven and temple, etc.

The use of gowns is very extensive. From the emperor to the hundred officials, the banquet can be worn and even used as a costume.

The styles of gowns vary from time to time. The sleeves of the early gowns are mostly sleeves, but the big sleeves are not very suitable for the extraterritorial nationalities.

Because of the cold north, it is not easy to use big sleeves, but narrow sleeves with tight arms.

With the infiltration of North and South customs and habits, this tight and narrow sleeved robe style was also accepted by the Han people and became the representative of the style of the gowns in the Tang Dynasty.