China is a civilized country with a long history. Can I wear cheongsam in Tang suit on major festivals (Koreans wear national costumes for Japanese activities)?

Indeed, it's a pity that China always forgets some ethnic things when integrating foreign cultures.

I also hope to wear "clothes with China characteristics" on major festivals. However, comparing all kinds of costumes, in fact, Tang suit and cheongsam do not have a wide range of representative significance.

First of all, as an international dress, a suit can be chosen by any country, but it has no nationality and is excluded.

Secondly, the Tang suit really represents a certain era in China. Perhaps China had a great influence on the world at that time, but the nature of keeping pace with the times is gone. Times are changing, and clothing can't just stay in a shining era.

Really represents a broader meaning, personal feeling, men's Chinese tunic suit.

As for women, in fact, women's dresses have always been diverse and eclectic, but we don't know how many things have changed in China since ancient times. Personally, a solemn dress is good. Qipao is really not atmospheric enough.