Clog: A Distant Fashion

Wearing the embroidered cheongsam and high-heeled shoes, women's blue sea silver sand net news (photo / special photographer Lu Peiyang editing / quiet) as the saying goes, "ten li recognize people, 100 Li recognize clothes."

The different customs can be seen directly from the costumes.

In the past hundred years, the costumes of the people of Leizhou peninsula have changed a lot. The appearance of many costumes has been stamped with the times.

In the past, women used the top hat, scarf, shoes, and scarf. The ancients also called "towels", which used to be popular in Baotou.

From the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, Leizhou women (especially the coastal areas) wrapped their heads on the top of the ROP scarves to protect them from the cold.

Six, seventy generations, young and middle-aged women and even elderly women like to wear nylon or silk shawl with five flowers and a silk scarf wrapped around the head or neck, which is also a beautiful decoration.

The children's hat (information photo Zeng Qing photo) decades ago was called "Guan".

In ancient times, when adults were crowned with ceremony, they were crowned with official titles.

Since ancient times, clothes have been called "hat".

In the Qing Dynasty, the general people prickled the hat, officials wore the pot cap, and the gentry wore red hat.

During the period of the Republic of China, many people in Leizhou wore cloth pointed caps (inner red, outer black, top red knot) and felt caps, and some wore bowler hats, line caps, and duck caps.

In 50s, workers and peasants wore straw hat, and the cadres wore blue imitation army caps and veterans wore no badges.

In the great leap forward era, there were also local "Shan" shaped cattail straw hats.

However, the most distinctive type of children's hats are Leizhou children wearing a dog shaped hat called "dog cap", which is influenced by the totem worship of their ancestors.

It is the head of shading and rain prevention for farmers in Leizhou peninsula. It is usually woven from various bamboo leaves and bamboo strips. It is generally called a round square top or a pointed top. Many people call it a bamboo hat or bamboo hat.

The diameter of this kind of bamboo hat is usually about 30~50 centimeters. The inner layer is woven with fine strips of bamboo, and the surface is made of bamboo or bamboo leaves. Then the oil is brushed with solid oil and firm and firm.

When the villagers travel, the bamboo hat also follows.

In the past, three women were wearing the embroidered shoes of Leizhou. They were the heads of the sun shading and rain prevention of the farmers in the Leizhou peninsula. They were mostly woven by various bamboo leaves and bamboo strips. They were usually round square tops or pointed tops. Most of the people were called bamboo hat or bamboo shoes. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, people in the city of Peninsular were wearing cloth bottom leather shoes or slippers, women also embroidered and decorated, and the rich or businessmen wore leather shoes.

Some farmers wear barefoot for a long time. They wear shoes on happy days or Spring Festival. Usually, many people like to wear clog, especially those wearing brown clogs (also known as Leizhou clogs).

This kind of clogs is made of brown fabrics, shoes and ears. The shoe boards are made of Melia wood or duck feet, which are larger and thicker than boats.

Another kind of clogs is thinner. The shoe covers are made of inner tubes of cars. Some of them are also painted on the clogs with green, green and other coatings. They are called flower clogs, and women in the town also like to wear them.

In 50s, most people wore shoes, including cloth shoes, rubber shoes, sandals, slippers (flip flops, cross hauling, microporous rubber towing), sports shoes, release shoes, leather shoes, water boots and so on.

In 60s, the "sea, land and air" shoes were once worn by cadres. This is a kind of sandals made of automobile outer covers, inner shoes and ears.

After 80s, young people wore more leather shoes and all kinds of travel shoes. Generally, people liked to wear plastic sandals and shoes, flat shoes, women like high heels and semi high heels, and later fashionable bottom shoes, muffin shoes, leather boots and so on.

In the early days of the Qing Dynasty, few people wore socks. Only the gentry class wore socks.

Before and after the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, most of them were hand made white thick cloth stockings.

After the revolution of 1911, all kinds of knitwear gradually increased.

The hosiery of knitwear is also sold on the market, which is divided into long neck stockings, long stockings and so on, but poor people seldom wear them.

After the founding of new China, there were more patterns and varieties of socks, and cotton, silk, blended and chemical fibers were all stockings of various sizes.

The left 1 picture is a man in the late Qing Dynasty wearing a melon hat, a mandarin jacket and a long gown.

The left 2 picture is a man in the early Republic of China wearing a melon skin cap, a mandarin jacket and a long gown.

The left 3 picture is a man wearing a vest and a long gown.

A man on the right, a man with a hats, a vest and a long shirt.