Characteristics of Miao costumes

What are the characteristics of Miao costumes? In fact, one of the most important features of Miao costumes is silver ornaments, and the other is batik brocade. In fact, I went to Xiangxi before, which was introduced by the tour guide and was very presumptuous. At that time, it was very systematic and comprehensive. I suggest you have a chance to go there and you will fully understand it.

Characteristics of Miao Costume There are no fewer than 200 kinds of Miao costumes for Miao girls in Qiandongnan Prefecture, which is the most varied and best preserved area in China and even the world, and is called "Miao Costume Museum". On the whole, Miao costumes have maintained the traditional weaving, embroidery, picking and dyeing techniques in China. While using one main technique, they often use other techniques, either picking embroidery, dyeing embroidery or ribbon embroidery, thus making these costumes colorful and showing distinctive national artistic characteristics. From the content point of view, clothing patterns are mostly based on various life images in daily life, which plays an important role in expressing meaning, identifying nationalities, branches and languages. These video records are called "epic worn on the body" by experts and scholars. From the modeling point of view, China's traditional line drawing or approximate line drawing modeling technique with single line as the outline of the pattern is adopted. From the perspective of production techniques, the five forms of weaving, sewing, splicing and cutting in the history of costume development are all examples in Qiandongnan Miao costumes, with distinct historical levels, which can be called the exhibition hall of costume production history. From the color point of view, they are good at choosing all kinds of contrasting colors, and strive to pursue the richness of colors, generally red, black, white, yellow and blue. From the composition point of view, it does not emphasize the prominent theme, but only pays attention to the requirements of the overall sense of clothing. Formally, it can be divided into formal clothes and casual clothes. Dress-up is a kind of costume used for holiday etiquette and wedding. It is complex and gorgeous, which reflects the artistic level of Miao costumes. Casual clothes, the style is quieter and simpler than formal clothes, with less materials and less labor, suitable for daily wear. Besides formal and casual clothes, Miao costumes are different in age and region.

This is also the reason why Miao costumes are encyclopedias worn on the body.

Miao girls like to wear pleated skirts. There are more than 500 pleats on a skirt, with many layers, some as many as thirty or forty layers. These skirts, from weaving, dyeing, sewing to final drawing and embroidery, were all done by the girls themselves. Coupled with embroidered ribbons and flower chest pockets, it is really colorful and beautiful.

When it comes to "clothing", we have to think of "decoration".

The headdress includes a silver horn, a silver fan, a silver hat, a silver handkerchief, a silver floating head row, a silver hairpin, a silver pin, a silver crown flower, a silver net chain, a silver comb, silver earrings and a silver children's hat.

If the well-dressed Miao girls get together, it will definitely become a beautiful silver world. It is the nature of Miao girls to like to wear silver ornaments. They put them in a bun on their heads, about 20 cm high, and made exquisite silver crowns. There are six jagged silver wings inserted in front of the crown, most of which are decorated with Miao silver ornaments, such as playing pearls with dragons, exploring flowers with butterflies, rising sun in Feng Dan, birds flying towards the phoenix and swimming in the water. In some areas, in addition to silver pieces, silver horns with a height of about 1 m are inserted into the silver crown, and the tips of the horns float in color, which makes them more noble and rich. There is a silver ribbon at the lower edge of the silver crown, and a row of small silver pendants hang down. The silver collar worn around the neck has several layers, mostly made of silver pieces and small silver rings. Wearing a silver lock and a silver collar on his chest, wearing a silver cloak on his chest and back, and hanging many small silver bells. Earrings and bracelets are all made of silver. Only the two sleeves are embroidered with lux as the main tone, but the cuffs are also inlaid with a wide circle of silver ornaments. The costumes of Miao girls often weigh several kilograms, and some have been accumulated and passed down by generations. Known as "a fairy dressed in strange clothes and wrapped in white." The craftsmanship of Miao silver ornaments is gorgeous, exquisite and ingenious, which fully shows the wisdom and talent of Miao people.

Miao costumes have few characteristics. Miao costumes are divided into children's wear, Dahua Miao men's wear and women's wear. The color and decoration of Miao men's wear are monotonous, not as bright and rich as women's wear. Women's wear can be divided into casual wear and formal wear. Casual clothes are usually worn clothes, and the colors, patterns and decorations are not as bright as those worn at festivals and weddings.

If silver ornaments are the representative symbols of Miao women, then costumes represent the unique works of art of Miao people. According to Ci Hai, Miao Xiu's highest level is tied with Xiang embroidery, Su embroidery, Shu embroidery and Yue embroidery. Miao embroidery and costumes, as the famous artist Liu Haisu praised: Miao women's embroidery is exquisite, and Xiang embroidery and Su embroidery are even more difficult to avoid customs, which has great commercial development and prospects.

Dahua Miao costumes Miao costumes are famous for their dazzling colors, complex decorations and intriguing cultural connotations. Miao costume design bears the historical responsibility of inheriting national culture, so it has the expression function of text part. Because of the long history, the written function and the specific meaning conveyed by these patterns are also mysterious and cannot be fully interpreted, which is also the unique charm of Miao costume patterns.

Miao costume pattern is a decorative art developed with Miao costume, and it is still used in daily clothes and daily necessities of Balahe branch of Leishan. It has the characteristics of combining practical and aesthetic functions, and has been endowed with rich and colorful connotations and meanings such as inheriting national traditions, commemorating ancestors and inheriting ancestral teachings. The meaning and origin behind these patterns represent the Miao people's perceptual experience and interpretation of the objective world. Miao costumes have a long history. Due to historical reasons, there is no historical record of Miao costumes. However, judging from the cultural connotation represented by the symbols of Miao costumes, Miao costumes have a history of thousands of years. Although Miao people don't have their own literature, they only rely on a strong sense of identity and oral transmission from generation to generation to integrate the stories handed down for thousands of years, the cities where their ancestors lived, and the routes of migration and drifting into the costume culture, and also embroider them into clothes and costumes one by one, which will not be forgotten from generation to generation. Therefore, Miao costumes are called wordless history books, which are worn on the body.

What are the dress characteristics and living habits of Miao people? One of the most important features of Miao costumes is silver ornaments, and the other is batik brocade. Miao women's wear has 130 styles. There are more than 100 species in Guizhou alone, which can be roughly divided into two categories: the first category is the traditional ancient form, clothes with big collars or big buttons, pleated skirts, gorgeous and rich in content. There are dozens of headdresses alone, with a bun tied on the top of the head and a wooden comb inserted, similar to a cloud bun. There are also differences, such as Anshun and Zhenning, where some bun is tied at the top right of the head, southeastern Guizhou bun is tied at the center of the head, southwestern Guizhou bun is tied above the forehead, and Guiyang, where some bun is similar to a hat, some bun is tied into a long boat-shaped bun, and some bun is tied into a big horn comb with two ends up. In the second category, the head is covered with a handkerchief, and the clothes with big breasts are matched with trousers. Skirts, sleeves and trouser legs are inlaid with "lace". The shoulders, chest and back shoulders of the clothes are also embroidered with lace, and the chest is embroidered with waist. Clothes are mostly cyan or blue, and some are dark gray or black. Guizhou Miao costumes can be divided into four categories and 24 styles. Residence.

Most Miao people live in mountainous areas, and a few live in mountainous areas. Xiangxi, western Hubei, eastern Sichuan, northeastern Guizhou, Chengbu, Hunan, Jingxian and Longsheng generally live in the foothills, rivers or fields.

Qiandongnan and Guangxi Rongxian. Most people live by rivers, fields or terraces on hillsides. Miao people from central and western Guizhou to Yunnan and southern Sichuan generally live on hillsides, and a few live on hilltops or in places like Pingkan and river valleys.

The form of housing varies from place to place. There are two kinds of Miao folk houses in Qiandongnan, Southwest Hunan, East Sichuan and North Guangxi: bungalows and buildings. On steep slopes, more diaojiao buildings should be built.

There are tile houses and straw houses in central and western Guizhou and western Guangxi. Anshun, Pingba and Zhenning are all built with thin slate. The walls of Miao family in Wenshan, Yunnan Province are mostly woven with bamboo strips and covered with soil and grass.

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There are roughly the following types of Miao residential buildings: most of the buildings in eastern Guizhou are dry-column buildings and wood structures; In Xiangxi and Songtao areas of Guizhou, bungalows are mostly tile or brick. Most of the central areas of Guizhou are wooden houses; Most of the bungalows in northwest Guizhou and northeast Yunnan are built by civil or vegetation. These types are characterized by local conditions and local materials.

Miao public buildings have national characteristics. Such as Zhaimen, in southeastern Guizhou, many large Miao villages have built public Zhaimen. In Miao villages such as Xiangxi and Qiandongnan, there are public waterwheels and waterwheels. In some areas where Miao and Dong people live together in southeastern Guizhou, there are also wind and rain bridges and drum towers.

traffic

Traffic in Miao areas can be divided into land and water. Waterways are transported along natural rivers by ships of all sizes. The waterways in western Hunan mainly include Youshui, Wushui and Chenshui in the upper reaches of Yuanjiang River. The waterways in southeastern Guizhou mainly include Qingshui River, Duliujiang River and Manwuyang River. In addition, the south-north Panjiang River in southwest Guizhou, the Mengjiang River in south Guizhou and Rongjiang River in Rongshui, Guangxi are also important waterways in Miao areas. There are ferries in the depths of the river, which are divided into public ferry and private ferry.

Miao costumes are characterized by black collarless men's clothing, fat body, double-breasted buttons and metal buttons, and the bottoms have been changed to Hanfu. Shave your head or wrap it in a long scarf.

You are in the sixth grade, aren't you? Do you need to write a composition? I wrote it. Let me help you! Folk houses: Miao nationality has its own unique architectural style in the selection of building materials and construction due to its unique migration history. Miao people like wooden buildings, which are generally three-story buildings. The first floor is generally a semi-house to solve the problem of uneven slope, so it is generally used for stacking sundries or keeping livestock in captivity. The second floor is the main house, and the third floor is the granary. Someone specially set up a "beauty lean" on the third floor for young girls to watch and show their beauty, so as to establish a preliminary relationship with Miao's brother. Camus's whole village uses wood as building materials, which is praised by modern architects as the most ecological way of building. Wooden pole fence building not only solves the problem of less flat land in mountain buildings, but also solves the problems of farm debris stacking and livestock feeding. China and even the world's largest Miao village: Leishan Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village. Food: In most areas, Miao people have three meals a day, and rice is the staple food. Fried Baba is the most common fried food. If you add some fresh meat and sauerkraut as stuffing, the taste will be more delicious. Most meat comes from livestock and poultry farming. Miao people in Sichuan and Yunnan all like to eat dog meat, and there is a saying that "Miao's dog is Yi's wine". In addition to animal oil, Miao people's edible oils are mostly tea oil and vegetable oil. Pepper is the main condiment, and in some areas there is even a saying that it is inseparable from pepper. There are many kinds of Miao vegetables. Common vegetables are beans, melons, greens and radishes. Most Miao people are good at making bean products. Miao people everywhere generally like to eat sauerkraut, and sour soup is a must for every family. Sour soup is rice soup or tofu water, fermented in a crock for 3-5 days, and then used to cook fish and vegetables. The food preservation of Miao people generally adopts pickling method, and vegetables, chickens, ducks and fish like to be pickled into sour taste. Almost every Miao family has a jar for curing food, which is collectively called a sour jar. Miao nationality has a long history of brewing, and has a set of techniques from koji making, fermentation, distillation, blending and cellar storage. Camellia oleifera is the most common daily drink. Miao people in Xiangxi also specially made a kind of scented tea. Sour soup is also a common drink. Typical foods mainly include: blood soup, Chili bone, Miaoxiang Guifeng soup, cotton vegetable cake, insect tea, scented tea, fish paste, sour soup fish and so on. Clothing: There are more than 200 kinds of Miao costumes for Miao girls in Qiandongnan Prefecture, which is the most varied and well-preserved area in China and even the world, and is called "Miao Costume Museum". On the whole, Miao costumes have maintained the traditional weaving, embroidery, picking and dyeing techniques in China. While using one main technique, they often use other techniques, either picking embroidery, dyeing embroidery or ribbon embroidery, thus making these costumes colorful and showing distinctive national artistic characteristics. From the content point of view, clothing patterns are mostly based on various life images in daily life, which plays an important role in expressing meaning, identifying nationalities, branches and languages. These video records are called "epic worn on the body" by experts and scholars. From the modeling point of view, China's traditional line drawing or approximate line drawing modeling technique with single line as the outline of the pattern is adopted. From the perspective of production techniques, the five forms of weaving, sewing, splicing and cutting in the history of costume development are all examples in Qiandongnan Miao costumes, with distinct historical levels, which can be called the exhibition hall of costume production history. From the color point of view, they are good at choosing all kinds of contrasting colors, and strive to pursue the richness of colors, generally red, black, white, yellow and blue. From the composition point of view, it does not emphasize the prominent theme, but only pays attention to the requirements of the overall sense of clothing. Formally, it can be divided into formal clothes and casual clothes. Dress-up is a kind of costume used for holiday etiquette and wedding. It is complex and gorgeous, which reflects the artistic level of Miao costumes. Casual clothes, the style is quieter and simpler than formal clothes, with less materials and less labor, suitable for daily wear. Besides formal and casual clothes, Miao costumes are different in age and region. This is also the reason why Miao costumes are encyclopedias worn on the body. Miao girls like to wear pleated skirts. There are more than 500 pleats on a skirt, with many layers, some as many as thirty or forty layers. These skirts, from weaving, dyeing, sewing to final drawing and embroidery, were all done by the girls themselves. Coupled with embroidered ribbons and flower chest pockets, it is really colorful and beautiful. When it comes to "clothing", we have to think of "decoration". The headdress includes a silver horn, a silver fan, a silver hat, a silver handkerchief, a silver floating head row, a silver hairpin, a silver pin, a silver crown flower, a silver net chain, a silver comb, silver earrings and a silver children's hat. If well-dressed Miao girls get together, it will surely become a beautiful ... >>

What are the characteristics of Miao costumes, diets and folk houses? Miao costume

Miao costumes reflect the characteristics of Miao people's long history, scattered residence and diverse customs. There are strict differences in costumes among branches, counties and villages of Miao nationality. The main colors of their clothes are also different. The so-called "White Miao", "Black Miao", "Flower Miao" and "Han Miao" are all called by their own names or nicknames according to their clothing colors or styles, and some are called "Long skirt Miao" and "Short skirt Miao" according to women's skirts. In fact, the same name is strict, and women's clothes in different regions are different.

2. Malipo people, who are also "white seedlings", wear narrow sleeves with blue cloth round neck and three black cloths lined with white clothes. The collar and chest are white, the forehead is wrapped in a white towel, and the white towel is wrapped in a black towel, which is black and white; The "white seedlings" around Zhenxiong and Weixin are dressed in blue-green long skirts and pleated skirts. All collars, cuffs and waists are embroidered with five-color silk thread, and black and blue cloth strips about five inches wide and more than ten feet long are wrapped around their heads. The outstanding white lies in white leggings.

3. Most Miao costumes are patterned. Embroidery, embroidery, batik, weaving and lining are used together, and the workmanship is very elegant and dazzling. Especially from embroidery patterns, we can often find the history and symbolic significance of Miao nationality, which can be described as "meaningful form". For example, Wenshan "Huamiao" has red, yellow, blue and white patterns embroidered on the collar and sleeves of its black round neck and narrow sleeves. The patterns are mostly flower-shaped and river-shaped. It is said that these patterns symbolize the place where Miao ancestors lived: red and green wavy patterns represent rivers, big flowers represent capitals, staggered patterns represent ridges, and mottled patterns represent ears of grain.

Second, the diet of the Miao people.

In most areas, Miao people have three meals a day, and rice is the staple food. Fried Baba is the most common fried food. If you add some fresh meat and sauerkraut as stuffing, the taste will be more delicious. Most of the meat comes from livestock and poultry, and a few Miao people in some places avoid eating dog meat. In addition to animal oil, Miao people's edible oils are mostly tea oil and vegetable oil. Pepper is the main condiment, and in some areas there is even a saying that it is inseparable from pepper. There are many kinds of Miao vegetables. Common vegetables are beans, melons, greens and radishes. Most Miao people are good at making bean products. Miao people everywhere generally like to eat sauerkraut, and sour soup is a must for every family. Sour soup is rice soup or tofu water, fermented in a crock for 3-5 days, and then used to cook fish and vegetables. The food preservation of Miao people generally adopts pickling method, and vegetables, chickens, ducks and fish like to be pickled into sour taste. Almost every Miao family has a jar for curing food, which is collectively called a sour jar. Miao nationality has a long history of brewing, and has a set of techniques from koji making, fermentation, distillation, blending and cellar storage. Camellia oleifera is the most common daily drink. Miao people in Xiangxi also specially made a kind of scented tea. Sour soup is also a common drink. Typical foods mainly include: blood soup, Chili bone, Miaoxiang Guifeng soup, cotton vegetable cake, insect tea, scented tea, fish paste, sour soup fish and so on. Sour soup fish is a unique food of Miao nationality. Sour and delicious, spicy and energetic, really appetizing.

The houses of three Miao people

1. The houses of Miao people are basically the same. The main house is usually three rooms, and the richer people are five rooms. The gate is concave between two pillars in the middle room. Inside the gate is a hall, which is separated into two rooms on the left and right. The small room on the right is the bedroom of the owner and his wife. There is a fire pond outside, and the room on the left is the children's house. The toilet, pigsty and cowshed are all on the side of the main house. Conditional families also set up leaning buildings on the left and right sides of the main house. People live above the mansion, a barn is installed below, and toilets and pigsty are installed. In southeastern Guizhou and Songtao areas, some landlords in the past also built large quadrangles surrounded by brick walls, commonly known as "houses of discovery". The doors and columns of the hall in the house are inlaid with gold-plated plaques, resplendent and magnificent.

2. Building materials vary from place to place. There are more wood and better economic conditions in Miao nationality areas in southeastern Guizhou, so there are more wooden houses and tile houses, and less straw houses with earth walls. There are wooden houses, tile houses, straw houses and earth-walled houses in central and southern Guizhou, and straw houses and earth-walled houses are the most commonly used. In addition, there are still many Miao people living in "fork houses" in northwest, central south and northern Guizhou. There is no room, no furniture and furnishings in the house. Trees are used as beds, mats are used as mats, and grass piers are used as stools. They are the poorest of the Miao people. In recent years, with the implementation of the reform and opening-up policy, life has improved, the number of thatched houses and forked houses in this area has gradually decreased, and many new brick houses have appeared.

3. In Leigongshan, Wuchuan, Daozhen in southeastern Guizhou and some areas in northern Guizhou, there is a special house form called "Diaojiaolou". A soil platform built on a slope with its foundation cut into the shape of a factory ... >>

Miao costumes are about 50 words, colorful, hand-made, with many silver ornaments and complicated production. The patterns on silver ornaments and embroidery are generally the history of Miao nationality, which records the migration history of Miao ancestors.