What are the decorative patterns of imperial costumes?

The most representative imperial costume is the "crown costume". The emperor's clothes are generally black and dark red, among which the decoration of the mysterious clothes has six chapters, namely, the sun, the moon, the star (taking its photo), the mountain (taking its town), the dragon (taking its change) and the worm (taking its text). Xun is also decorated with six chapters, that is, embroidery patterns with needles, such as (the tiger is the ancestral temple, taking its filial piety), algae (aquatic plants, taking its cleanliness), fire (taking its brightness), pink rice (taking its nourishment) and symbols (if it is axe-shaped, taking its break). The imperial costumes of Tang, Song, Ming and Qing dynasties were mainly dragon robes, and the chest was decorated with sitting dragons. The five paws of the dragon's paw should be spread out, indicating that it is in charge of the country.

The dress of courtiers and officials should be graded according to the "tonic" pattern on their chests.