There are also cheongsam in Vietnam. Cheongsam is a national costume, which is split to the waist. Will it be inconvenient?

There are also cheongsam in Vietnam. Cheongsam is a national costume, and it is not inconvenient to split it to the waist.

? Aodai usually uses soft cloth, such as silk. This is a long skirt, similar to China cheongsam. The cut of the chest sleeves highlights the graceful curves of women. There are high forks on both sides of the waist. When walking, the front and rear skirts fluttered in the wind. The lower body is equipped with a pair of trousers with horns. Therefore, it is very convenient to walk, live, sit and lie in daily life.

People often see Audai girls riding bicycles and motorcycles on the streets of Vietnam. When you envy their elegance, you often worry about them and worry that nepotism is not safe in their cars. In fact, this kind of worry is unnecessary.

Just as Japanese kimono was deeply influenced by China's Tang suit, Aobao, a Vietnamese national costume, borrowed the characteristics of China's Hanfu in its original style, and its embryonic form originated from China's cheongsam. In the past, Aobao was only used for going out, receiving tourists, festivals and wedding banquets. For a country girl, she wears Audace almost once in her life.

But now, in addition to major festivals and diplomatic occasions, women wearing carols can be seen everywhere in daily life. In daily life, women wearing Aodai clothes can be seen everywhere. Its skirt used to be as long as the ankle, but now it has been shortened, which is convenient for women to ride, and some even reach the knee.

Vietnamese history is deeply influenced by China, French and American cultures, and so is modern development and change. However, in recent years, with the development of Vietnam's economy, the local consciousness began to strengthen, and people began to add many ethnic elements to the Oder River. The Vietnamese government encourages women to wear national costumes on formal occasions. For example, people usually wear red during the Spring Festival, black at funerals and pink at weddings. Girls' school uniforms are set to white, which symbolizes purity.