Perception Of Chinese Dress Culture -- Dress In Wei, Jin And Northern And Southern Dynasties

The cap has been replaced by the scarf worn by literati, including folding horns, caltrop scarf, purple black silk scarf and white nylon towel.

In the early Wei Dynasty, Cao Pi, the Emperor Wen Di, established the system of nine official positions.

Since then, the system has been used in various dynasties until Yuan Ming.

In the Jin Dynasty, the official dressing was used by the society, and the men in official positions wore small crowns, and the gauze cap was also called the painted gauze crown, which is a system of samurai warriors in the Han Dynasty.

In the northern and Southern Dynasties, the northern minorities entered the Central Plains and the people were in the wrong place.

The pleats of northern ethnic shorts are becoming mainstream, and they can be worn by all men and women alike.

Women's clothing is "frugal and abundant".

From the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Qi and Liang dynasties, the dress was a dress suit, originally in the Han Dynasty.

It is popular for a long time to wear a wad head and a high toothed shoe.

On the other hand, the costume of ethnic minorities was influenced by Han Dynasty rules and etiquette and wore Han costume.

In the eighteen years (494) of the Northern Wei Dynasty in the Taibei Dynasty, Luoyang moved to the capital, Wei Xiaowen carried out the policy of Hua Hua and changed the name of the Han Dynasty.

Originally, the Xianbei ethnic group wore a collar and sleeves. This time, the reform of the old customs was called "Xiaowen" reform, which promoted the development of Chinese costume culture since the Qin and Han Dynasties.