What do you mean by taking everything except clothes?

It means that in some cultural customs, in order to express a certain meaning, clothes need to be changed at an important stage. For example, in the traditional culture of China, the groom needs to put on a wedding dress at the wedding to show that the past life is over and a new life is about to begin. This ceremony is often called "undressing". This kind of ceremony has different importance and significance in different cultures and different occasions, but it usually indicates the end of one major life stage and the beginning of another.

In the traditional culture of China, there are many other application scenarios besides weddings. For example, at a traditional funeral, family members need to wear paper mourning clothes and change clothes after a period of time to show respect and commemoration for their deceased relatives. There was a similar ceremony for the promotion of officials in ancient times. When an official is promoted to the next level, he needs to change into clothes of that level and accept certain tests and evaluations. This ritual is often called a tool for undressing, and it also indicates the end of the past stage and the beginning of a new stage.

From serving to serving is a part of cultural tradition. In the process of social and cultural changes, the form from service to service is constantly evolving and changing. Nowadays, it is no longer only suitable for traditional occasions, but also suitable for some occasions in modern society, such as the ceremonies and ceremonies when enterprises recruit new employees. This is an important process, which not only represents the transformation and beginning, but also serves as a bridge between traditional culture and modern society, closely linking the past and the future.