How Did The Famous Men In The Wei And Jin Dynasty Dress Up

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< p > TV drama "Book Saint Wang Xizhi", as the name suggests, tells Wang Xizhi's story, and the "golden supporting role" goes through the Wei, Jin, southern and Northern Dynasties.

So how did people wear it? Let's take a good look at it.

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< p > Han costumes, mainly shirts.

According to the custom of the Han Dynasty, the "cuffs" were tightened cuffs, and the "sleeves" were cuffs.

During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the idea of Laozhuang, Buddhism and Taoism was popular.

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< p > the celebrities are more than naked in their wide coats, or wearing a unique underwear similar to today's suspenders. This style of underwear can be seen in the book of Northern Qi school.

This picture depicts the seven years of the Northern Qi Tianbao, and the 11 people, Wen Xun Gao and Yang Sheng fan Xun, are responsible for publishing the history of the five classics collected by the state.

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< p > < < Gao Yi Map > painted by Sun Zi in the Tang Dynasty shows the famous bamboo forest Seven Sages in the Wei and Jin Dynasties.

The surviving fragments of this picture draw four of them, sitting on the tapestry, or wearing a little crown or wrapping a towel.

Each side set up a waiter and wore a wide sleeved shirt.

From the composition of the picture and the arrangement of the characters, it is the same as the brick printing fresco of the bamboo grove unearthed from the tomb of the Southern Dynasty in Nanjing's West Bridge.

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< p > the fashionable ornaments on the head of that era, with scarves and cages.

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The "scarf" of Su Shi's "P" is a kind of scarf that does not wear a hat, but only a silk towel.

It began in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and continued to prevails in Wei and Jin Dynasties.

Unlike the Han Dynasty, the height of the towels during the Wei and Jin Dynasties was gradually reduced to the top, when it was called "Ping Shang" or "Xiao Guan".

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< p > If a caged towel is placed on this crown, it will become a caged crown.

Cages were the main ornaments in the Wei, Jin and southern and Northern Dynasties.

It is made of black lacquer yarn, also known as "painted cages".

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< p > < a href= > http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp > hat type > /a > many styles.

For example, in the Southern Dynasties, the emperor wore fashionable "white hat" while the scholar wore black gauze cap.

In the Sui Book etiquette chronicles, the "curl" cap, with a vertical crown and a brim, is shaped like lotus leaf.

In the brick of the northern and Southern Dynasties unearthed in Dengzhou, Henan, there are a group of images of the propagandist propagandist.

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