Why do different countries dress differently?

1, differences in historical and cultural heritage: For example, in ancient China, the long sleeves of the E-crown and the belt for praising clothes were symbols of Chinese civilization. Confucius looked down on Man Zi who wore a left shirt. With the demise of the Western Jin Dynasty, the "Five Lakes" ruled the Central Plains, and the Han literati were forced to move south, so they called themselves "crossing the south with a coat and hat" (as if the "Five Lakes" had no clothes or hats! )。 This clothing tradition was not replaced by robes and mandarin jackets until the Qing Dynasty. In the Republic of China, it began to be influenced by European and American costumes.

2. Different geographical environment and climate: people in cold areas wear felt boots. Residents in tropical areas only need a piece of cloth to wrap half of their bodies all year round, which is a grand costume, such as the "sari" in India; Poorer or more primitive people, even men and women, cover their private parts with only a foot of cloth (or even leaves), such as indigenous people living in tropical rainforests. In the hot and dry Middle East, such as Arabs, in order to prevent heat radiation, they wrap their heads and bodies with long white cloth on hot days. In some summers, our shirtless "uncle" seems a little incomprehensible-isn't that hot to death? In fact, the climate in that area is not only hot, but also very dry. It's not that you can't sweat, but that sweat doesn't flow out and evaporate as early as in your pores. Therefore, people will not be suffocated, but will only be "roasted to death". The only way to deal with it is to wrap the whole person. And they don't open windows in summer, so they should close the windows tightly to prevent the heat wave from coming. Tibetan compatriots live in cold areas and have to ride horses, graze and whip, so thick Tibetan robes should expose their right arms or only wear sleeves.

3. Different social customs and concepts: China people use red to symbolize happy events and white to symbolize funerals; Europeans and Americans wear white clothes as wedding dresses. They wrap black gauze and wear black clothes to express their condolences. It is said that some ethnic groups in Africa wear red clothes as mourning clothes.