What's the name of this traditional China costume? It's the kind that Huo women wear peonies!

This is a full set of costumes for women in the Republic of China influenced by certain sinicization.

This sentence is a bit strange at first glance, but it involves a period of history. After that, the landlord will understand Look at the buttons on the right side of her coat and the sleeves with straight lines. This is a typical Manchu female costume. However, her skirt is pleated with one side in front. It's called a horse face skirt. It is a popular Hanfu in Ming Dynasty. At the beginning, the Han people were forced to shave their hair and change clothes after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, but it is hard to say that the Qing Dynasty did not pay attention to the issue of women's Hanfu, so in the middle and late Qing Dynasty, many Hanfu-style costumes were integrated into the Qing Dynasty, even the court: cloud shoulders, Xia clothes and horse-faced skirts. . . . Wait a minute. After the Qing Dynasty, there were still some slaves or traditional women who wore this kind of clothes. The picture above is an example.

Of course, there are also Han women who have changed into real national costumes: Hanfu after class in the Qing Dynasty. But because the main theme at that time was to deny tradition and westernize completely. Instead of becoming the mainstream, this kind of dress is more in line with the western aesthetic point of view. The more exposed improved flag dress-cheongsam, or direct dress and suit, has become a new fashion. . . . .