Underwear Become Dress

Walking around the streets, there are underwear advertisements everywhere.

The increasingly luxurious and more sophisticated underwear worn by advertising models shows a lot of sex appeal.

In ancient China, if there were seats in the culture of the traditional clothes, the modernity could not be spoken with the same day.

This at least illustrates several problems. First, the trend of Westernization of clothing is increasing, and the modern sense of openness in European and American countries has been accepted by most Chinese.

What I am thinking of is the change of Chinese dressing concept, because our forefathers are very shy about revealing underwear in front of outsiders.

Chinese call underwear underwear a dirty garment, meaning a shameful garment.

Don't wear clothes, just wash them and put them there. You can't let outsiders see them. Otherwise, they are very unconventional.

Especially women.

Some novels depict a woman showing underwear in front of people. It must not be a good woman.

In the well-known dream of Red Mansions, Mr. Cao Xueqin, the third sister in the dream of Red Mansions, wrote it straight but not enough.

When she was drinking with Jia Zhen and Jia Lian, she loosely tied her hair, and the big red coat was half opened and half opened, revealing a green and smooth breast, and a trail of snow.

Under the green trousers, red shoes, a pair of golden lotus or warped or mixed, not half carved, the two pendants are like a swing.

This passage clearly depicts that she is not a well-educated woman.

There are also some underwear in the book, such as "Qingwen only wearing green and green silk jacket, red jacket and red sleeping shoes."

The moon is a red silk bra with an old garment.

Dressed in satin tights, red jacket and green socks.

But this is in their own bedroom, not let outsiders see, and behavior is not frivolous.

The difference is that the Baidu, who was born with a frivolous nature, went to tsuet Tat's door just now and in the morning. He only had his hair wrapped up in his arms. He wore a piece of brocade with a tight body.

Chinese people fear that underwear can be seen in front of people, so there are many rules for dressing. For example, in the book of rites, it is said: "crown is free, labor is not free, summer is not to be served", or "clothes do not dial, feet do not", and "do not involve no pouting" and so on. All of these are stipulate that even if labor is to make summer heat, it is not easy to untie clothes and do not mention water.