What is the Chinese corset for?

Chinese-style chest covering is the underwear that protects the chest and abdomen in China traditional clothing.

Belly pocket is one of the underwear in ancient China, mostly worn by women and children. It is a piece of cloth that closely covers the chest and abdomen. Diamond-shaped, some with bags, used for storage. It's a long story about Chinese-style chest covering. Its origin can be traced back to the beginning of chaos in heaven and earth. After the flood, Nu Wa and Fuxi got married and had children, and created the first costume of mankind-Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-style Chinese-

The art of Chinese corsets is mainly embroidery, and there are also patched patterns. Because it includes sewing, embroidery, tailoring, modeling, and color composition, Chinese-style Chinese-style belly cover belongs to the comprehensive performance part of folk women's art, and women only embroider Chinese-style belly cover for lovers, husbands or sons; Chinese-style chest covering for personal use is generally solid color (mostly red) cloth with a little lace decoration. Couples embroidered Chinese-style chest covering, mostly based on love stories in operas, myths and legends. Embroidered Children focuses on protecting life and reproduction, such as tigers, tigers eating five poisons, and lotus (lotus) giving birth to expensive children. Chinese-style corsets, tiger-headed shoes, tiger-headed hats, tiger-shaped bibs, ear pillows, and various cloth toys of gods constitute the supporting artistic expression around the theme of life reproduction. It can also be said that it is created around the growth of a new life, or around the first project of the three etiquette of life-childbirth, marriage and funeral, which has formed a special field in folk art and is worth further study.