How much do you know about the most ethnic costumes, decorations and festivals in Lhasa?

The common feature of Tibetan costumes in different regions is wide robes and long sleeves, and the main difference is headdress. Tibetan headdresses are extremely rich, and each region has its own characteristics, with Qinghai and Tibetan headdresses being the most peculiar and gorgeous. Red coral, topaz, turquoise and various silver ornaments are favorite ornaments of Tibetans. The common Tibetan costumes are wearing silk long-sleeved short robes, with wide oblique straight robes, men wearing belts and women wearing colorful aprons, which are unique to Tibetans and necessary decorations for married women. Tibetan robes in different regions can be divided into long-sleeved robes, sleeveless robes, satin robes, leather robes, embroidered robes and cloth robes. The decorative patterns of Tibetan robes are very particular. In the past, monks and officials of different grades strictly distinguished decorative patterns, and Tibetan robes were longer, generally longer than their height. When wearing, the lower part should be lifted up, and the hem should be 30 to 40 cm high from the foot surface and tied with a belt. These robes with loose structure are suitable for the characteristics of large temperature difference between day and night in plateau climate, which can not only prevent cold, but also dissipate heat, and have good practical functions. There are many styles and textures of Tibetan hats, including ten or twenty kinds of golden flower hats and encouragement hats. Tibetan boots are one of the important features of Tibetan costumes. Common ones are "Songbalamu" flower boots with cotton soles. Tibetan costumes have a certain influence on the costumes of other ethnic groups around. Dulong, Tu and Naxi men all have the habit of wearing Tibetan clothes.

Tibetan costumes can be divided into pastoral areas and agricultural areas. Pastoral costumes are mainly fur robes, which are generally faceless; The fur robe is fat, the sleeves are wide and the arms are flexible. Take off your coat at night, like a quilt. Take off one or two sleeves during the day and tie them around your waist to adapt to the climate characteristics and nomadic lifestyle of "one dress and one rest" in plateau pastoral areas. Rural women often wear a colorful undershirt, a wide tunic and a belt around their waist. Underwear is generally a collarless coat, but the sleeves are long, rolled up when working, danced when singing and dancing, and floated freely to add charm; The most distinctive is the flowered apron below the waist, which is called "Bangdan" in Tibetan and is generally made of heavy and colorful materials. Red and blue stripes are the main tone, and other color stripes are interlaced, forming a very beautiful pattern with outstanding characteristics.