Vietnam'S National Costume Ao Dai: The Embryonic Form Comes From Chinese Qipao.

(Ao Dai) is Vietnam's national costume.

"Ao" is derived from Chinese "coat". In modern Vietnamese, "Ao" refers to covering the clothes below the neck, while "Dai" means "long".

We often see the girls in the streets of Vietnam who ride bicycles and motorcycles. When they are amazed by their elegance, they often pinch sweat for them and worry that it is not safe to put their skirt in the car. In fact, this worry is unnecessary.

Just like Japan kimono is very popular in China.

Similarly, as the national costume of Vietnam, the original style of Dai was used for reference to the characteristics of Chinese Hanfu, and its embryonic form was born out of Chinese Qipao.

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But now, except for major festivals and diplomatic occasions, women can be seen wearing the Dai in the ordinary life.

In the past, the worn skirts of the elder woman were ankle length, and now they were shortened to facilitate women riding their means of pportation, some even to their knees.

In the past, ao dai's collar had reached seven centimeters, but now all kinds of sexy low neckline necklines are coming out.

In the past, the colors of old Dai represented the age and area. The girls were pure white, the unmarried women were soft pink, the married women were dark, while the North Vietnamese women preferred yellow silks, while the Vietnamese women preferred the red sandalwood, while the Nanyue women chose white or embroidery patterns, but now there is no difference.

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Vietnam has been greatly influenced by the culture of China, France and the United States.

However, in recent years, with the development of Vietnam's economy, the sense of native land began to increase, and people began to add a lot of ethnic elements into it.

Some people on the Internet call it Vietnam.

"It is not accurate, although it is similar to Qipao, but from the historical point of view, in the early days, he was only connected with the flag, while the later development merged the European and American cultures.

The Vietnamese government encourages women to wear national costumes on formal occasions.

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For example, during the Spring Festival, people usually wear red, funeral wear black, and wedding is pink.

The school women's school uniform is white, symbolizing the purity of a girl.

So in the streets of Hu Zhiming, there were female students dressed in traditional costumes.

On the way to school or school, the streets of the group of white "ao dai" shaking, very eye-catching.

And they can change into colorful national clothes at the graduation ceremony, which means their maturity.

Under normal circumstances, middle-aged women wear dark suits is more appropriate.