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The sixth grade People's Education Edition Chinese Volume II Unit 2 About the composition of Miao costumes ~ ~ ~

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Miao women's clothes are very exquisite and exquisite. Its coat is mostly blue and black cotton cloth, and its clothes are big and long, and the size varies from person to person. Generally, middle-aged women's coats are long and open-chested or slightly to the right, without collars. There is a layer of blue cloth padding at the shoulder and neck, a simple pattern embroidered with five-color lines at the neckline, and pink lines at the lock. There is also a small white cloth edge on the outermost layer, and the chest, cuffs and clothes are wrapped in red lines. A red belt was sewn on the abdomen as a tie for the coat. There are many feet of clips on both sides, which are usually opened to reveal the skirt. The opening of the short skirt is in the front, and it is very short. In order to facilitate walking up and down in the mountains, it is covered with a wide coat.

If the well-dressed Miao girls get together, it will definitely become a beautiful silver world. It is the nature of Miao girls to like to wear silver ornaments. They put them in a bun, about 2 0 cm high, and made beautiful silver crowns. There are six jagged silver wings inserted in front of the crown, most of which are the patterns of Ssangyong playing beads. In some areas, in addition to silver pieces, silver horns with a height of about 1 m are inserted into the silver crown, and the tips of the horns float in color, which makes them more noble and rich. There is a silver ribbon at the lower edge of the silver crown, and a row of small silver pendants hang down. The silver collar worn around the neck has several layers, mostly made of silver pieces and small silver rings. Wearing a silver lock and a silver collar on his chest, wearing a silver cloak on his chest and back, and hanging many small silver bells. Earrings and bracelets are all made of silver. Only the two sleeves are embroidered with lux as the main tone, but the cuffs are also inlaid with a wide circle of silver ornaments. The costumes of Miao girls often weigh several kilograms, and some have been accumulated and passed down by generations. Known as "a fairy dressed in strange clothes and wrapped in white." The craftsmanship of Miao silver ornaments is gorgeous, exquisite and ingenious, which fully shows the wisdom and talent of Miao people.

Miao girls' skirts are called pleated skirts, but in fact, there are more than five pleats on a skirt, and there are many layers, some as many as thirty or forty layers. These skirts, from weaving, dyeing, sewing to final drawing and embroidery, were all done by the girls themselves. Coupled with hand embroidered belt and flower chest pocket, it is really colorful and beautiful.

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China has a melodious history and culture of 5000 years. Fifty-six nationalities have different customs, houses and costumes.

And I have a strong affection for Miao costumes since I was a child. The glittering silver ornaments make people hard to open their eyes, and the beautiful and rich clothes patterns make people admire …

Miao costumes in different places have their own characteristics. Miao men in northwest Guizhou and northeast Yunnan wear patterned linen clothes and wool felt with geometric patterns on their shoulders; In other places, Miao men generally wear short clothes with double-breasted or left-breasted buttons. Wear trousers, a big belt, a long blue scarf on your head and more leggings on your feet in winter. Ancient Miao men wore long hair, tied their spines to their heads, inserted wooden combs or hairpins, and wore earrings, bracelets, collars and other ornaments. By the end of the Qing dynasty, they no longer tied their hair into a vertebral bun, and some changed their hair into a long braid. Miao women's dresses vary greatly from place to place, with dozens of styles. However, in most areas, women wear big collars and short coats and double-breasted skirts of different lengths, some of which are feet long and some are legs short, only seven or eight inches long. Some Miao people in Xiangxi, Songtao in Guizhou, Kaili, Damiaoshan in Guangxi and Xuanen in Hubei wear long-breasted right-back shirts and wide-leg pants. Miao people in western Hunan have collarless tops, wide lace embroidered on sleeves and trouser legs, plaid or blue headscarves wrapped around their heads, earrings, collars, bracelets and other ornaments. There are many styles of headdresses for Miao women, with various headscarves tied on the top of their heads, some wrapped in spires and domes, and some wrapped their hair on a bracket, standing high above their heads, which is unique. Their costumes are unique in Qiandongnan. They nailed silver ornaments on their clothes to form "silver clothes", and wore silver headdresses shaped like horns on their heads, which were as high as feet.

Miao costumes still retain the traditional weaving, picking, embroidery and dyeing techniques in China.