Ancient Women Have Been Wearing High Heels Up To 25 Centimeters.

Media reports, a girl from the age of 16 to wear high heels, when 31 years old, the foot deformation, can only walk on crutches, the network called "high heel shoe event", so many love high heels women "talk shoe color change".

Throughout the ages, women wear shoes not only for walking, but also for "making the best of their lives".

According to records, more than 2200 years ago, women in the Zhou Dynasty wore shoes with high round bottoms, which were called "ancient high heeled shoes".

"Yu Tai Xin Yong" has the first poem "Yue Wang Qing" and "Xiangdong Wang Mingshi Yue".

The image of "high heels" is quite high. Otherwise, if the feet have not been lifted, how can people look like a step up? This is the situation of women wearing shoes in Liang Dynasty over 1500 years ago.

In the Tang and Song Dynasties, there were also "high heels".

In the postscript of "the empress of Queen Tang Wende," the calligrapher of the Song Dynasty, Mi Fu, described the shoes of the empress grandson in the Tang Dynasty "made of Dan Yu and made of gold and leaves, with a length of three inches."

This "high-heeled shoes" is more than three inches high, and the bottom is small. When people get such a pair of shoes, they have a very poetic name called "late night", meaning that the bottom of shoes is slowly falling, high and dangerous.

This kind of shoes is suitable for women who are short, but very popular in court ladies and ladies.

Today's popular women's style

Similar to this "high late" high shoe, the sole of the foot is like a brick, which gives people a heavy sense of vision.

However, women therefore "increased" nearly 10 centimeters.

Those shoes, which are not high sole, were collectively referred to as "far away" and are equivalent to sports shoes.

In ancient China, etiquette and education paid attention to women's skirts, but it was not for beauty, but to prevent "going out".

In the feudal dictatorship of the Ming Dynasty, the woman's dress was to wrap every part of the body, and it was best not to impede walking.

It can be seen that the bottom height of women's shoes in the Ming Dynasty is not just to enhance their beauty.

In the two dynasties of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the wind of foot binding prevailed, especially in Shanxi, Shaanxi and Gansu.

Women with foot binding also have "high-heeled shoes" suitable for their feet.

Liu Tingji in the Qing Dynasty wrote in the "bow foot" article: "after the foot binding, women wear bow shoes, embroidered shoes, and crested shoes, and after shovels, they have high shovels and wooden mats.

Make the toes high and down to the ground, the more obvious the bow is small.

This "high bottom" is closer to the modern "high-heeled shoes" than the "high bottom" of the former.

Wearing such a "high floor", the weight of the whole body of the little foot is at the top of the bow. It is rather painful, so it is difficult to walk on the road with a tremor and breathless appeal, but it makes the female figure tall and charming.

It is fashionable for women to wear their feet in the "high bottom".

The rulers of the Qing Dynasty were extremely disgusted with women's foot binding and banned Manchu women's foot binding.

Manchu women also belong to the national style.

"The Eight Banners' shoes are three or four inches thick, and their front coat is long enough to cover them up". The shape of the eight banners is several inches higher than the middle of the sole, also called "high bottom shoes".

There are two kinds of heel's "heel shoe" shape: one is the open heel on the heel, the other is the inverted trapezoidal flowerpot shape, called "flower pot bottom"; the other is the heel with thin width, flat front and round back, and its shape and landing mark are like horseshoe prints, so it is called "horseshoe bottom".

The height of the wooden bottom heel of the Manchu "high bottom shoes" is 5-10 centimeters and the maximum height can reach 25 centimeters.

Such heights, I am afraid, will surprise the "high heeled fans".

In the Qing Dynasty, Manchu women in the Qing Dynasty were decorated with embroidered patterns or decorative pieces, such as cicadas and butterflies, on the upper sole of shoes.

There are also silk tassels made of silk, which are long and natural.

Women who wear such "high floor shoes" are mostly middle-aged and young women of the Manchu aristocracy who are over thirteen or four years old. Because of the thickness of their shoes and their small size and strength, the wearer must walk slowly and steadily, showing women's graceful, dignified and graceful appearance.

This was quite popular in the court in the middle Qing Dynasty and gradually spread to the public.

There are different opinions about why Manchu women wear "high floor shoes".

One way of saying is that Manchu people have the custom of "cutting wood for shoes" since ancient times. Ancient Manchu women often gathered wild fruits, mushrooms, and firewood in the mountains. In order to prevent insect bites from biting, they tied up wooden blocks on their soles, making them more and more beautiful, and developed into the later "high floor shoes".

Another legend is that the ancestors of Manchu people learned the appearance of white crane in order to cross a mud pit and take back the city occupied by the enemy. They tied high branches on their soles and successfully crossed the mud pit.

For the sake of "remembrance of bittersweet and sweet thoughts" and commemorating the merits of high-heeled wooden shoes, the Manchu women of later generations wore such "high heels".

This story endows the heroines with the beauty of heroic epic, which is very interesting.

The writer Yi Shu said, "the fall of women begins with high-heeled shoes."

Is it guilty? In fact, women wearing "high shoes" and high heels in any era will have a great relationship with the pursuit of beauty and eyeballs.

For the sake of beauty, women at all times and in all over the world suffer from hardship and hardship, but such examples are everywhere.