Braided Hair Hat And "Eighteen Sets Of Rolling" Old And Complicated

The first ten years were the last ten years of the Manchu Dynasty.

The change of the Geng Zi prompted the Qing government to make some improvements in politics, but the costumes still stuck to its old rules, basically maintaining the rules of two hundred years ago, with men braid and the officials wearing the flower Ling most typical.

Thus, the long hat of men and officers and men almost constituted Westerners' long-standing bigotry impression on the Far East Chinese.

The main forms of men's uniform are robes, Liriodendron, and

Different from men, Han women in Qing Dynasty did not follow the rule of "men do not obey women". The two women of Manchu and Han nationalities basically maintained their national costume.

With the passage of time, the Manchu Han women's clothing styles, decoration and aesthetic interest gradually became similar and blended, forming a very distinctive Qing style dress.

Han women's clothing has long been separated from the Ming Dynasty style, and has absorbed the elements of Manchu women's clothing, mostly under the upper garment (or pants) style.

The upper body is wearing a coat and shirt, usually the right big, long to knee or knee, wide sleeves and the left and right sides of the clothes. "Shang Kuanbo, the sleeves extend to a foot."

Ladies and gentlemen, ladies must wear skirts from morning till night.

The color is red, while the widow is black.

The skirt is in the top of the jacket, and it is called "horse face" without pleats in front of the skirt. It can embroider all kinds of flowers, birds, fish, insects, blessing patterns.

In the late Qing Dynasty, women also wore trousers with wide trousers and trousers, and tied them in the waist with a long sweat towel.

At the beginning of the twentieth Century, a high collar was also popular, leading to the ears and covering the face. The collar of a clam shell was also called the collar of the Yuanbao or the "cuff sleeve of the horseshoe."

Manchu women wear more traditional costumes, gowns, also known as "flag".

The sleeves are narrower than Han women's clothing, and the cuffs are flat and wide at the end of the Qing Dynasty.

Usually wearing a vest outside of the gown, the necklines, skirts and sleeves are covered with rolling, embroidery, lace, and so on.

The most distinctive feature of Manchu women's clothing is "head" and "foot".

On the top of the head, comb two heads, decorate the flat side (also called the flag head), the black flat square is often decorated with large floral patterns, and developed into a big "big pull wing" in the late Qing Dynasty.

The Manchu women have feet and feet, wear flowerpot bottom shoes or wooden bottom embroidered shoes.

In the late Qing Dynasty, women's clothing was heavily decorated, so that embroidery, embroidery and other sewing techniques developed to the top. It was very close to European Rococo's slender, gorgeous and complicated style.

In the late Qing Dynasty, for the sake of larger decoration, women's clothing became more and more extensive. The more the lace rolled and rolled, the more it rolled from three to three rolls, five to five rolls, and even to the so called "Eighteen sets of rolls".

But in Chinese and foreign history, the gorgeous and complicated costumes are bound up with the decay and decline of the dynasty.