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Aodai is a traditional Vietnamese costume similar to China cheongsam. Vietnamese officials also believe that Aobao originated from China Cheongsam 12. Aodai is a Chinese transliteration of the Vietnamese language Aodai. Aobao is the national costume of Vietnam. Southern Vietnam is pronounced as /ow yai/ and northern Vietnam as /ow zai/. "Ao" comes from the Chinese word "coat". In modern Vietnamese, "Ao" means clothes that cover the neck, while "Dai" means "Long". It is usually made of soft fabrics such as silk, and the top is a robe, similar to China cheongsam. The chest sleeves are well cut, highlighting the exquisite curves of women, with high forks on both sides to the waist. When walking, the front and rear skirts are flowing with the wind, and the lower body is equipped with pants with horns. Therefore, it is very convenient to walk, live, sit and lie in daily life. Everyone often sees Aodai girls riding bicycles and motorcycles on the streets of Vietnam. 3456789 10 1 1 12 13 14。 Aode usually uses soft fabrics such as silk, and the top is a gown, similar to China cheongsam. The chest sleeves are well cut, highlighting the exquisite curves of women, with high forks on both sides to the waist. When walking, the front and rear skirts are flowing with the wind, and the lower body is equipped with trousers with horns, which is very convenient for walking, living, sitting and lying in daily life.