What are the changes in Chinese ethnic minority costumes?

Dress is the external symbol of the nation, and the splendid and colorful ethnic minority dresses have a long history of development and are an important part of the Chinese dress. Most people will judge which ethnic group they are a compatriot of based on their dress. Costume is an important part of a country's national culture, a symbol of distinguishing ethnic groups, and it is inseparable from the development of social culture. The unique background, characteristics, cultural connotations and aesthetic ideologies of ethnic minority folk costumes fully reveal the ethnic history, cultural traditions, spiritual aspirations and national aspirations embedded in ethnic minority costumes.

China's ethnic minorities wear a wide variety of styles, exquisite craftsmanship, colorful folklore each with its own characteristics. Broadly speaking, there are two categories: robes and short clothes. The ethnic groups wearing robes generally wear hats and boots, and the ethnic groups wearing short clothes are more wrapped with a track. Robe form is also diverse, there are Mongolia, Manchu, soil and other national high collar lapel type, there are Tibet, Menba and other ethnic groups of collarless oblique lapel type, there are Uygur and other ethnic groups of the right lapel type, there is also a shoulder type robe. There are pants and skirts for short clothes. Skirt style has pleated skirt, tube skirt, skirt, dress and so on. Whether it is robes, clothes, skirts, pants, different ethnic groups in the structure, craftsmanship, style, etc. There are differences, the same high-necked lapel robes, open and open, there are front and back, there are front and back and around the edge of the open and?

Li, Dai, Jingpo, De'ang and other ethnic women are wearing tube skirts, but Li for the cotton brocade skirt, Jingpo for the woolen flower skirt, De'ang for the horizontal striped skirt, and Dai more for the market for the purchase of fabric skirt. The Mongolian, Tibetan, Kazakh, Kirgiz, Yugu and other ethnic minorities engaged in animal husbandry, wear more from the fur of livestock. Minorities engaged in agriculture to the local production of cotton and hemp silk as raw materials, textile silk, sewing clothes. Living in the plateau pasture and engaged in animal husbandry Mongolia, Tibet, Kazakhstan, Kirgiz, Tajik, Yugu, soil and other minorities, wearing more from livestock fur, with sheepskin sewn clothes, pants. The clothing of each ethnic group is related to the local time, place and people, and the way of life.