What are the costumes of the Qing Dynasty? What is the difference between them?

The first is the official uniform. The clothes worn by officials in the Qing Dynasty are mainly different from the body tonic. The first officer is a crane, the sixth officer is a mandarin duck, and the other one is wearing flower feathers. In many Qing Dynasty dramas, when an official was seen to have a problem, his top hat Hua Ling was taken away, and this person was even dismissed. Then go home and take off your robe, and you can go back to your hometown to support the elderly!

The second is the common folk men's wear. Men's wear in Qing dynasty is the robe and jacket we often see. This robe can still be seen now. Everyone likes Degang Guo Yu Qian's crosstalk very much. They often wear robes when they go on stage, and mandarin jackets are small vests outside. This is often worn by Manchu people, and later many people followed suit!

Ordinary folk women wear skirts, and many people wear them. Now many people wear Manchu skirts. Of course, it is really unheard of that they not only wear skirts, but also pants. Do you hide them on the side because there is no zipper in the front? That's my understanding. I haven't seen it, so I can only guess for myself. When I was a child, I saw such pants with zippers on the side.

The costumes of the Qing dynasty changed before and after modern times, and before modern times, they were on the top. After modern times, due to the introduction of western costumes, traditional costumes have also changed. For example, men began to wear suits. At first, people said it was a fake foreign devil, but later they gradually accepted it. Women's cheongsam also appeared and became fashionable. Do you know how the tunic suit and cheongsam were invented?