Introduction of Vietnamese Ao Dai

Ao Dai (Ao Dai) is a traditional Vietnamese dress similar to the Chinese cheongsam. Vietnamese officials also believe that Ao Dai is derived from the Chinese cheongsam. Ao Dai is the Chinese transliteration of the Vietnamese word Ao Dai, which is derived from the Chinese word Ao. Ao" is derived from the Chinese word "袄" and "Dai" means "long". But the official Chinese-language website of Vietnam's party and government always refers to Ao Dai as "cheongsam".

Ao Dai is usually made of soft fabrics such as silk, and the top is a long shirt similar to a Chinese cheongsam, with the sleeves cut to fit the body and emphasize a woman's delicate curves, and the two sides of the skirt are high-forked to the waist, so that the front and back of the skirt flutter with the wind as you walk, and the bottom half is paired with a pair of bell-bottomed pants, which make it very easy to walk, live, sit and lie down in daily life.