Chinese Tunic Memorabilia

1895, Sun Yat-sen After leading up the first armed uprising - the Guangzhou uprising, Sun Zhongshan failed to establish the Central Committee of the Chinese revolution in order to seek the development of the revolutionary movement, from Guangzhou to Macao, to Hongkong, Japan, Kobe and Yokohama. Starting from the purpose of reflecting the new look of the new regime, Sun Zhongshan began to conceive of the new style of clothing. Later, Sun Zhongshan met Zhang Shangyi, the founder of red band tailor in Japan, and made the first one by Zhang Shangyi and his son. Chinese tunic suit "

In 1912, during his temporary presidency, Sun Zhongshan wore a two coat with upright penholder and a pocket with a pen holder. This style is different from the student suit and the Chinese tunic suit.

In 1924, after the coup of Beijing, Sun Zhongshan went north. Most of his last pictures were in "Zhongshan suit". The last wear of the great historical man laid an important foundation for the popularity of "Zhongshan suit" in the future.

In 1925, Sun Zhongshan died in memory of Sun Zhongshan's immortality of the Chinese revolution. contribution The Guangzhou revolutionary government established the name of the Chinese tunic suit.

In 1929, the Nanjing national government promulgated the new "Regulations on service", which was an important reform after the "service system" of the first year of the people's Republic of China. The new system abolishes the tuxedo, requiring men's gowns to be robes and gowns.

In 1936, the revised government service bill of the Republic of China was made clear and emphasized as "uniform" for male civil servants. Since then, Chinese tunic suits have been gradually extended. The four pockets of the Chinese tunic suit are "ritual, righteousness, honesty and shame"; the five buttons on the chest refer to the separation of five powers; the three buttons of the cuffs refer to the "three people's principles".

From 1949 to 1978, the Chinese tunic suit has always been a formal dress for Chinese cadres.

In September 14, 2011, a super large woolen tunic made up of 12 cubic meters was unveiled at Zhejiang Textile and Fashion College. It is designed and produced by the Hong Band Clothing Research Institute, the Hong Band Culture Institute, the sixth generation red gang successor Jiang Jiming and other units and individuals. Revolution of 1911 100th anniversary.