Perception Of Chinese Clothing Culture -- Modern Clothing
Revolution of 1911 After ending over 2000 years of feudal autocratic monarchy, the Chinese costumes entered a new era.
Before that, Kang Youwei, a reformist in 1894 and foreign minister Wu Tingfang in the early years of Xuan Tong, wrote the reform of the system of service and service. Chinese students also changed their suits.
With the strengthening of Sino foreign exchanges, the colorful clothing finally broke down the dress rank system.
Traditional robes, sweaters, jackets, trousers and skirts are increasingly influenced by Western costumes and replaced by many new varieties and styles.
Men's clothing.
In the early years of the Republic of China, there was a situation in which the western style clothes and leather shoes matched the robe and the gown.
Wearing a cap in a Chinese suit is considered the most solemn dress.
Chinese tunic suits appeared before and after 20s.
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Traditionally, they have used traditional trousers, wearing felt hat or bamboo hat, and cloth shoes with their feet stitched on their feet.
Women's wear.
The revolution of 1911 brought about a variety of things. Besides wearing pants, they also wore more clothes.
Since 20s, women love cheongsam and cheongsam has become fashionable.
After the establishment of People's Republic of China, clothing is simple and practical.
In the 50~70 years, the Chinese tunic suit gradually became the main body clothing for men. In addition, it was popular for military casual wear and people's clothing. The dress was influenced by the Soviet Union, and the dress was popular in the city. Besides, Lenin's costume was also popular.
But in rural areas, jacket and trousers have always been the traditional costumes of most farmers.
Since 1978, China has implemented the policy of reform and opening to the outside world, embodying the spirit of the times. The costumes with Chinese characteristics have mushroomed and sprung up.
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