Traditional costumes in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties

Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties were a period of great changes in the history of ancient Chinese costumes. At this time, Hu fu became the fashion at that time because a large number of Hu people moved to the Central Plains. Tightness, round neck and split are the characteristics of Khufu. Clothing: Except for the Northern Zhou Dynasty, there is still only one largest clothing, which is roughly the same as that of the Han Dynasty, but the main color of the clothes is slightly different.

Flat coronation clothes: The clothes at all levels are similar in form and color, except for the chapter patterns on the clothes, which are twelve chapters of the emperor, nine chapters of the three princes, seven chapters of the Chinese worm under the age of nine, embroidered by the emperor and woven by the officials.

Coronation of the Northern Zhou Dynasty: Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty successfully carried out the policy of sinicization and vigorously promoted the system of rites in ancient China, so the costume color system in the Northern Zhou Dynasty was based on rites.

Crown dress: a dress that pays tribute to the public or the public. The clothes are black and plain, and Hanfu has a soap collar.

Court clothes: Like the Han Dynasty, the court clothes of emperors and officials are distinguished by the crowns they wear, and both have five-color court clothes. However, in the Han dynasty, soap court clothes and crimson court clothes were the main clothes, while in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, crimson court clothes were the main clothes. Crown dress: During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, all dynasties used this dress as the imperial dress of the emperor, and it was also a second-class dress. Wearing a crimson tulle robe, a shirt trimmed with soap and black shoes.

Travel crown clothing: worn by the crown prince and other kings, wearing scarlet robes, white gauze robes with soap edges and white curved collars.

Guanbai Crown Clothing: Mainly crimson yarn. However, the aging system is more complicated. Those with high official positions take Zhu clothes as their royal clothes, while those with low official positions take soap clothes as their royal clothes, with white gauze on the side.

Tasting clothes: Officials who work on the roof and stay in the guard all wear five-color clothes embroidered with brocade, which is called tasting clothes.

Regular clothes: mainly clothes with pleated trousers, which are widely used. From aristocrats to ordinary people, they can be used as imperial clothes, military uniforms and casual clothes. Queen's Palace Dress: It is the most grand dress among women's official dresses, and also the wedding dress of the Queen.

Sacrificial clothes for entering the temple: sacrificial clothes for concubines, concubines and married women. Jin, Southern Dynasties, Song and Chen dynasties, it was all soap on top of soap.

Silkworm pro-dress: the dress of the queen silkworm pro-gift, all of which are green above and light below.

Silkworm support clothing: the clothing of concubines, concubines and maids to help the queen kiss silkworms, which was light green in the Jin and Southern Dynasties. In the Southern Dynasties, the Song Dynasty was a youth.

Court dress: The above three dynasties all considered women's court dress.

Bizhou dress: The dress for female officials is as complicated as that for male officials, and it uses many colors, which is very different from previous dynasties.