What types of stitches were used in Yuan Dynasty embroidery? What are the representative works?

There were many stitching methods for embroidery in the Yuan Dynasty, including braided stitches, flat stitches, beating stitches, rushing stitches, scale stitches, mesh stitches, and cutting stitches. The representative work of embroidery in the Yuan Dynasty is the "Embroidered Clip-on Shirt" (unearthed in Jining, Inner Mongolia), which is decorated with embroidery on both shoulders and the front chest, with a variety of patterns. Animal patterns include cranes, phoenixes, hares, horned deer, colorful butterflies, double carps, turtles, egrets, etc.; plant patterns include lotus, peony, pink lotus, orchids, Ganoderma lucidum, lilies, morning glory, bamboo leaves, water plants, reeds, etc. .