I want to know something about Tang suit.

The original meaning of Tang costume refers to Han costume in Tang Dynasty, one is traditional costume, which was popular in the early Tang Dynasty and basically followed the traditional costume system of women in China since the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is obviously different from the modern concept of Tang suit.

Tang dynasty clothes

The word "clothes", in fact, clothes are clothes, petticoats are petticoats, and clothes are put on. Dress actually refers to modern skirts, and clothes and petticoats are separated. This kind of women's dress is not a jumpsuit, but two pieces to wear until the end of the Ming Dynasty.

The way to wear a coat is basically to tie a knot in the right hand horizontal collar or the inner front. There is a long skirt around the skirt below, and the coat is either tucked in or naturally loose. Later, this loose coat has been lengthened to cover the knees, and later developed into the back of the Ming Dynasty.

At a time when China's economy is on the rise, the prosperity of "Tang suit" seems to be a symbol of the revival of Chinese civilization. However, despite the grand symbolic significance behind it, "Tang suit" itself is actually a rather vague concept. What is the connotation of this term? There are many expressions in fashion, such as "Hanfu" and "Huafu". Many people are puzzled by the term "Tang costume": Is there nothing to wear when China is as big as the Tang Dynasty? In fact, it is not impossible for real people in the Tang Dynasty to wear long gowns and big sleeves, or even robes and gowns that are closer to people in the Ming Dynasty (actually the same thing) to return to fashion. "Big sleeve robe" is only a vague understanding of "ancient costume" by modern people (from Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties to the end of Ming Dynasty, the main styles of China traditional people's costumes were "horizontal collar and right button, concealed button tie, wide sleeves and Emei belt", in which "horizontal right button" was only a clothing feature, but "horizontal right button belt".

Since the Tang Dynasty, these costumes have been officially called "Hanfu" or "Hanfu" (meaning "traditional costumes of the Han nationality" or "national costumes of the Han nationality"), and they have formed their own system and come down in one continuous line. For nearly 4,000 years, they have profoundly influenced neighboring countries such as Japan, North Korea (South Korea) and Vietnam. Among them, Japanese "kimono" (the style of deep clothes in Hanfu), the real "Tang suit" is more suitable for solemn occasions such as sacrifice and adult ceremony, while its "narrow clothes and narrow sleeves" are more suitable for labor and farming and daily occasions. With the rise of the "Hanfu Revival" movement with the Internet as the starting point and young urban white-collar workers as the backbone, the real Hanfu (Hanfu) is not "out of reach" in modern people's field of vision. The word "Tang costume", which originated from "Tang people" in the eyes of foreigners, is being questioned more and more.

[Edit this paragraph] Tang suit classification

Women's clothing in Tang Dynasty can be divided into three types.

1, narrow-sleeved shirt, long skirt;

2. Khufu;

3. Women wear men's clothes.

These three different characteristics of clothing constitute the mainstream of women's clothing in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. It is a major feature of the prosperous Tang Dynasty that women wear the clothes of Khufu and men.

[Edit this paragraph] Modern "Tang suit"-improved mandarin jacket