The Culture Of Peking Opera Costumes

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Emperors, intermediate officials, Hao officials, squire and their dependents are commonly used in household occasions.

Double collar, half length collar, wide sleeves.

The left and right hips are slit, the male is long and the feet are short, the female is slightly shorter (only over the knees), and the whole body is embroidered with plain gold or woolen embroidery patterns.

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The original is narrow sleeves, long collar and long neck, straight through the bottom pendulum.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the sleeves gradually developed into big sleeves, and the collar was also reduced to a half grown collar.

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Compared with Python, it breaks through the "closed" style of dress, and creates a relaxed feeling of free opening and closing with "double collar". It gives people a smooth and slender aesthetic feeling with the downward two vertical lines.

Another feature of the Chinese character is that the male flower and the female flower are usually used in pairs. The colors and patterns are exactly the same, so they are called "pairs of children", with the "neat beauty" of the stage.

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< p > emperor uses dragon, Empress and imperial concubine.

The queen mother uses dragon and Phoenix.

In addition, depending on the age of the character, or using the regiment flower, regiment birthday character, or using branches flowers.

The members of the royal family used the yellow, the top entry, the wedding ceremony, the happy reunion occasions, the couple used the red, the old people used the autumn fragrance, and the rest of the characters were not strictly defined.

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Bright yellow.

Dragon embroidery.

The opening and closing of a pair of buttons is actually the use of concealed tripping.

Male lining should be lined with pleat.

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Business: Wen Lao Sheng Wang Hat old life, wearing Kowloon crown.

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< p > regiment flower: used by intermediate officials and Hao officials.

Usually with a more calm color (Zi Hong, bronze, dark blue, Qiu Xiang and other colors).

Many embroidered groups such as longevity and regiment cranes symbolize the auspicious patterns of longevity.

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Business: Wen Lao Sheng.

Headwear.

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< p > needlewoman: paired with male red, two colors and patterns are identical.

Needlework is embroidered with a large skirt and red.

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Profession: Qingyi, a regular worker.

Comb the ancient costume.

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< p > Guanyin: dedicated to Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva.

White.

Ring silver embroidered ink bamboo, or flat silver embroidered bamboo.

The special bamboo leaf pattern of Guanyin is a symbol of the design, representing the natural environment of the characters, the bamboo forest on the fairy mountain in the South China Sea.

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Wearing Guanyin pocket.

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