Marriage Between Mr. Zhongshan And Zhongshan Suit

The Chinese tunic suit has been the most popular and loved Chinese man since its birth in 1923.

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Who is

The founder?

He is Mr. Sun Zhongshan, a democratic revolutionary of China.

In 1923, when he was appointed Chief Marshal of the Chinese revolution in Zhongshan, Mr. Zhongshan felt that the suit was not only cumbersome in style but also inconvenient to wear, and was not adapted to the practical requirements of the Chinese people in life and work at that time. However, China's original clothing (breasted jacket, big shirt and so on) could not fully show the spirit of the Chinese people at the time, and also had the disadvantages of similar suits in practice.

It is therefore advocated that a collar with a reverse collar instead of a suit shirt should be added to the collar at the time.

In this way, a garment will have both.

The role of shirts and hard collars is also changed. The three dark bags of the "business clothes" jacket are changed into four clear bags, and the two clear bags below are also cut into a "Piano bag" pattern that can be contracted with the amount of articles put into it.

Mr. Sun Zhongshan said that he needed to reform his pocket so that his pocket could be put into books, notebooks and other essentials for study and work, and the soft cover was added to his pocket, so the articles in the bag were not easy to lose.

The trousers designed by Mr. Sun Zhongshan are: front slots, dark buttons, left and right dark bags, a small pocket (front pocket) in front, a dark bag on the right rear hip, and a soft cover.

Such trousers are convenient to wear and are also suitable for carrying necessities.

Mr. Sun Zhongshan, assistant to Mr. Huang Longsheng, who created the Chinese tunic suit, was born in Taishan, Guangdong. She originally opened Longsheng in Hanoi Paul's street.

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19 O two in December, Mr. Sun Zhongshan went to Hanoi to organize the China Central Committee. I went shopping in my shop and chatted with each other.

Huang Longsheng learned that the current customers were very much dumping for the leader of the revolutionary party, Mr. Sun Zhongshan.

It is earnestly requested to join the Central Committee to make money for the revolution.

In 1923, Mr. Huang Longsheng worked with Mr. Sun Zhongshan in the Grand Marshal house.

When Mr. Sun Zhongshan designed the Chinese tunic suit, he asked him to help with the planning and responsible sewing, and successfully made the world's first set of Chinese tunic suits.

When Mr. Zhongshan wore his own design and the world's first set of Chinese tunic suits, he said, "this kind of Chinese tunic suit.

It is good, practical, convenient and economical. Unlike western style clothes, it also needs to be hard pressed, except for shirts and shirts. These are mostly imported (when they were imported from abroad), and they cost a lot of money.

From here you can see that even in clothing such daily necessities, Mr. Zhongshan is also considering the actual conditions of his country.

This spirit of self-reliance is always worth learning.

Because of the advantages of good-looking, practical and convenient, the Chinese tunic suit has been warmly welcomed by the masses, once advocated by Mr. Sun Zhongshan.