Costume Culture Of Qing Dynasty In China

In the Ming Dynasty, men used to wear their bun, wear baggy clothes, wear stockings and shallow shoes. When they were in the morning, they had shaved hair and braid, and wore thin horseshoe cuff shirts, stockings and deep boots.

But officials and people dress in accordance with the law.

The Qing Dynasty was dominated by Manchu rulers, and the eight banners of Manchu rushed into the border with the changes of the dynasty.

The customs and habits of the banners affect the vast central plains.

The rulers in the early Qing Dynasty regarded whether they accepted the Manchu costumes as a sign of whether they accepted their domination or not, forcing the Han people to shave their clothes.

In the Qing Dynasty, the change of public service began from the beginning of public service.

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The clothing of the Qing Dynasty, the horseshoe sleeve is the most prominent feature of nomadic people, reflected in the Qing Dynasty, while the farming nation attaches importance to aesthetics, advocating demure, comfortable, and loose clothes.

Chinese traditional costume -- mandarin jacket

Men's clothing in Qing Dynasty mainly had robes, gowns, jackets, shirts, trousers and so on.

Gown is the most important dress.

There is a kind of gown, long waist, sleeves only cover the elbow, short sleeves and short sleeves are easy to ride, so called "mandarin jacket".

The shape of the Chinese Liriodendron is different from that of the top, the big and the short ones.

Many pairs of gowns should be worn.

Most of them are often worn as gowns, usually dressed in gowns.

Liriodendron is often used as a garment.

Most of the mandarin jacket is short sleeves, and the sleeves are wide and straight.

In addition to yellow color, usually more than one day blue or Yuan green as a dress.

Other dark red, light green, dark purple, dark blue and dark grey can be used as regular clothes.

A man who wears a warm hat, a mandarin jacket and a robe.

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Men's clothing in Qing Dynasty mainly had robes, gowns, jackets, shirts, trousers and so on.

One of them is "waistcoat" or "waistcoat".

The styles include big, pair, Pipa and so on.

Generally worn inside, the style is relatively narrow.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the vest was worn outside.

There is also a multi button vest that is called "Baturu looks at the shoulders" (Baturu is Manchu, and is "warrior").

This waistcoat is surrounded by edges, with thirteen buttons in front of a chest nail. It is commonly known as the "one word Lapel" vest, or "Thirteen Tai Bao".

It was first taken by officials in the imperial court, so it was called "military aircraft Hom".

Later, general officials wore more clothes and became a semi dress.

Chinese traditional clothing -- collar clothes

In Qing Dynasty, men's clothing in Qing Dynasty mainly consisted of gowns, gowns, jackets, shirts, trousers and so on.

Gown is the most important dress.

The dress of Qing Dynasty is generally no collar. When you wear it, you need to add a stiff collar to your robe.

In the spring and autumn season, the satin of shallow lake is used, and the collar or skin is used in winter. It is also known as "collar clothes" and is also called "ox tongue" because of its shape like ox tongue.

The material is made of cloth or satin, the front is a pair of buttons, and buttons are tied to the waist.

There is also a shawl.

It is shaped like a water chestnut, embroidered with patterns and used for official dress.

The local is the clothing.

Chinese traditional costumes -- women's hair accessories

The Chinese traditional costumes of Qing Dynasty are divided into two types: Manchu and Han.

In the early days, they retained their original form, and after that, they had obvious changes.

In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, Han women imitated the Manchu maiden hair ornaments, and there were various kinds of hair accessories.

The dress of Han women is still the same as that of the late Ming Dynasty.

After continuous evolution, the characteristics of a generation are finally formed.

All the wives of the imperial concubine will be crowned with Phoenix crows.

In addition to marriage and funeral services, ordinary women wear "dresses", and other occasions are cloaks and skirts.

The robe (Qipao) is the main costume of Manchu women, and is also loved by Han women. However, the Manchu costume is not as big as Han nationality.

Manchu women's clothing is usually narrow and thin, and more on the outside.

This picture is combed flag bun, Qipao and comb bun.

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