In ancient times, women's tops were Chinese-style breasts, so did they wear underwear?

The time of appearance varies from country to country. Before the Han dynasty, women were naked, and they didn't wear open-backed pants until the Han dynasty. "The Biography of the Queen Shangguan in Hanshu" said: "Although the imperial envoys are poor in pants, they bring more." The so-called "poor pants" are open-backed pants. The purpose of wearing open-backed pants is to facilitate defecation, but it is logical not to wear underwear. In this case, at least in the Tang Dynasty, the Japanese made the Tang suit into a kimono. It seems that women wear kimonos without underwear.

Some people also say that kimono is the transformation of "five clothes", which comes from 800 boys and girls in Jiangnan. Women don't wear underwear, which keeps the basic characteristics of ancient people in China. "The only Japanese invention is the man's crotch cloth, which is still in the huge hip seam in sumo wrestlers."

In ancient China, women didn't have underwear at that time, and the skirt they wore had a short part, which was equivalent to the petticoat now, while men didn't have it at all. However, they can't stand it soon, because they always ride on the saddle, plus their armor and weapons, and there was no stirrup at that time, so the weight was borne by their hips. Therefore, they will wear something similar to shorts to reduce some friction. Maybe this is the prototype of underwear.

The underwear and ladies' underwear in real pants only appeared in France at the end of 19.