Focusing On Changes In The Concept Of Dress: The Military Uniform Has Changed Into "Tidal Clothing".

Clothing is a pocket drama, and is the most direct "drama" of the times. Throughout the history of new China, every bit of it is reflected in the dressing and dressing of the people.

In the 50s of last century, Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou were standing in the Tiananmen square wearing Chinese tunic suit. The Chinese tunic suit became a "national costume". In the 60s of last century, the central leaders met the red guards in the green military uniform on the upper floor of Tiananmen city. The military uniform was swept all over the country. In the 70s of the last century, many young girls passed their best years in the spring and autumn shirt and Western style smock. In the 80s of the last century, Western-style clothes, jeans, bell bottoms and professional suits made the domestic consumer market flourish.

We can see that the roles of different costumes on the stage of history have been changed, and the living standards of ordinary people have been continuously improved. We have reason to believe that with the prosperity and prosperity of the motherland, the scenery of the costumes will be more charming.

Personally said

"The new three years, the old three years, sewing three years." Recalling the people's dress up in the 50s and 60s of last century, Sun Weixin, a retired army veteran who is nearly 70 years old, told the Yangcheng Evening News reporter that solving the problem of food and clothing at that time was the first priority, and clothing was dominated by saving. But today, China has not only become a major producer and consumer of clothing, but also a profound change in the concept of dress.

Old men and women wear old four colors.

Sun Weixin said that because of the shortage of supplies in the 50s and 60s of last century, people bought cloth tickets at that time. "At that time, many families wore large children and wore small ones. We grew up in the military yard, and some families had seven or eight children. The youngest children often wore more than 10 patches." It is understood that because the clothes were not to be packed at that time, there were people pushing cars on the streets, putting sewing machines on top and beating drums and drums to make up clothes.

According to Sun Weixin's recollection, her parents wore almost the same old four colors, that is, the coat is black and gray, and the underwear is white; the style is very monotonous: Lenin suits, double breasted big lapel, Chinese tunic suit (up and down about four pockets), people's clothes (a pocket above and two pockets below). Sun Weixin said: "walking on the street, at first glance, it's really hard to tell if it's a man or a woman."

Old impressions do not steal money or steal uniform.

"When we were young, young pioneers must ask for white shirts and blue pants. There was no need for neighbors to ask neighbors for loans. I still remember embarrassing each time I borrowed my pants and felt hot on my face." Liu Zexin, a retired cadre who grew up in Hunan, recalled to the Yangcheng Evening News reporter: "once I made some money to sell me a pair of white ball shoes at home, and I was so happy that I had to wash up and dry it for the first time. I cried all night with grief.

During the "Cultural Revolution" period, the green uniform became popular throughout the country, and people were happy to wear military uniform to show their revolutionary personality. Sun Weixin told reporters: "I was a soldier at that time. I once went to Liuzhou on business, and the thieves stole the uniform from the hotel and didn't get the bag for the money."

New impression, a wardrobe is not enough.

Since reform and opening up, Sun Weixin obviously feels that people are more and more concerned about dressing up. "In the past, many families didn't even have wardrobe, because only two or three clothes per person were not needed at all, and now a wardrobe in every family can't be loaded. Especially women, when they go to the mall, they can't help spending money when they see a lot of clothes.

Liu Zexin also admitted that the fabric made of clothes is becoming more and more high-grade. "Silk, chiffon, woolen and feather, there are many new materials that are not named."

People dress and dress up to reflect a state of mind. Judging from the changes in the clothing of the people nowadays, the colors are more colorful and the styles tend to be diversified. According to a survey, in 2009, the total output of China's clothing reached 40 billion, and it has become a major producer of clothing and clothing in the world. Today, as many as 72% of Chinese consumers surveyed say they will choose the best brands or fashion brands when they buy clothes.

People say the classic old clothes also have fashion elements, wear military uniform and take wedding photos.

When the military uniform becomes a memory, the western style overalls and bodybuilders are no longer popular. What does the younger generation think of the dress in the past?

At this point, we have to mention the set of wedding photographs of Hongkong movie stars Jordan Chan and Cherrie Ying, who wore the plain military uniform of the 60s of last century and held the red marriage certificate in their hands. This photo has been reprinted by netizens, causing a wave of imitation. Miss Wang, who was born in the 1980s, said: "red classic clothing is once again popular. On the one hand, people miss the years of hard work in the past. On the other hand, they may come from a new purpose."

Mr. Yang, a young owner of clothing business, told the Yangcheng Evening News: "the reason why classical clothing is popular again is that they are suitable for spanformation, but clothes themselves are no longer popular, but classic elements can be preserved. For example, the women's clothing in the 50s of the last century still seems to contain many popular elements. There seems to be some shadow of Lenin's dress in professional women's clothing.

Reporters found that 80, 90 young people's clothing consumption outlook is different. Some people don't wear famous brands, some people just dress comfortably. Others like to chase fashion trends. Some people like to wear fancy clothes.

A 80 generation sum up: "red clothing will exist in our unique way in our lives and memories. No matter what we see is the high spirits of the year, or the sad years, we will encourage us to move towards a better life."

[early liberation] national costume and Suzhou dress

In the 50s of last century, the most impressive image was the image of Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou standing in the Tiananmen square wearing a Chinese tunic suit. The Chinese tunic suit is also known as the "people's clothing" at that time, which has affected the later "military uniform" and "youth dress". At that time, there was also a Russian style in the fashion trend. The reason is that in the early days of the founding of the PRC, China was a model in many respects before the Soviet Union, and so did fashion fashion. Lenin used to wear men's clothing because she recognized socialism and advocated simplicity and simplicity. Chinese women also liked and accepted it. The Soviet style traditional dress Biraghi and the Soviet cloth shirt have added a few beautiful colors to the gray and black Chinese dress.

During the "Cultural Revolution" period, we did not love red clothing and love armed forces.

In the 60s and 70s of last century, the "Cultural Revolution" changed people's aesthetic view of costumes and became a political symbol. "The mountains and rivers of the motherland are red, the whole nation is green." in the "Cultural Revolution" period, the old photos will appear in such a typical scene: young people are wearing green military uniform, wearing green army caps, carrying satchel on their left arms, wearing red sleeves on their left arms, and wearing Chairman Mao's badges on their chest. Military casual clothes became popular all over the country at that time, and everyone wore them on all occasions. There are two kinds of green army, one is a real army uniform, two sides are red flag badges, the buttons are brass buckles, the other is military uniform, no collar badges and brass buttons.

Pluralistic era, you are chosen by all means.

In the 80s of last century, the first thing was "hot suit", and jeans, jackets and windbreaker were also popular. At that time, women began to wear dresses, bat shirts, wide shoulder dresses, sweaters and professional attire, which spanformed the image of women in the times. After 70, I probably remember the fashionable bell bottoms and bodybuilding trousers (also known as stepping pads). Chinese clothing has gradually been in line with international standards since then.

10 years later, China's clothing entered the era of diversified development. The definition of popularity began to blur. People began to choose clothes according to their age and occupation.