Nanbao traditional clothing

Prince George of the British royal family, as the third heir to the British throne, has never worn trousers since he was born. Barefoot even in winter, not that he is not cold, but that the royal family follows a traditional rule. Male royals under the age of 8 can only wear shorts, even in winter!

Etiquette expert William Hansen told Harper's Bazaar magazine: "It's very British to let a little boy wear shorts." "Pants are for big boys and adult men. The little boy in shorts is like a hidden class label. " At the same time, he also thinks that the Royal Prince Jeangeorges is probably just a tribute to tradition.

Dressing boys in shorts has been a tradition followed by the British royal family, nobles and upper class since the middle of the 6th century. Boys in these families usually wear petticoats similar to girls after birth. After 1 ~ 2 years old, he began to change "breeches" and didn't wear pants until he was 8 years old. In fact, this tradition does not only exist in the British royal family. In the oil painting of the French royal family in 1640, Louis XIV's younger brother also wears a skirt robe, so it is often difficult to tell the sex of the child directly, and it can only be distinguished from whether he wears jewelry or not.

Known as "the happiest country in the world", the royal family of Bhutan has a similar tradition. Jigme Namyel wangchuck, a two-year-old little prince, often shows off to people in Bhutan's traditional costume "Dong". Not only he, but also Kishar, as a king, wears this traditional costume when attending public activities. In order to maintain Bhutan's tradition, the king even stipulated that everyone must wear this traditional dress to school and work.