What is the national costume of Han Chinese?

1Clothing Derivation

Men wore simplified long shirts and waistcoats, tweed hats, leather hats, woolen hats, and some wore Western-style dresses and tweed hats; women initially wore simplified tops and bottoms, and later popularized the modified cheongsam, and some dresses as dresses. Public officials and intellectuals wore Zhongshan suits, while men and women in urban and rural areas wore lapel and lapel-style clothes. 50's, urban men and women wore blue cadre clothes, the difference between men's and women's clothing only lies in the different necklines and the number of pockets, into the 80's after the popularity of suit, jacket, windbreaker, sweatshirt, coat, down jacket, etc., especially young women's clothing is a variety of styles and chasing the new trend of fashionable clothing! .

2 Color

In the color of the dress, the Han Chinese view of green, red, soap, white, yellow and other five colors for the "right color". Different dynasties also have their own revered, generally black Xia, white Shang, Zhou red, Qin black, Han red, yellow Tang dress color, flag red, to the Ming Dynasty (1368 AD - AD 1644), set to red for the appropriate. But from the Tang Dynasty (AD 618 - AD 907) later, yellow had long been regarded as the color of honor, often the son of heaven and power to wear.

3 Raw materials for costumes

There are mainly linen, silk, cotton, tweed and leather. Han's dyeing and weaving technology, with its long history, advanced technology, exquisite production and unique in the world, enjoys a good reputation. Ancient dyeing and weaving, especially in silk weaving, was unique in the world for quite a long time.

Not only is the color variety, colorful and beautiful, and dyeing firm, not easy to fade, known as the mysterious "Chinese art" by Westerners. Its methods can be roughly divided into four categories: weaving, printing and dyeing, embroidery, and calligraphy.

4 Patterns

Mostly animal, plant and geometric patterns. The expression of patterns has roughly gone through several stages, from abstraction, standardization to realism.

Note: There is no falsehood in it, 2 of my relatives are Han Chinese

They told me!