Why did people in the Qing Dynasty wear clothes with four forks?

Bifurcation design is to show the meaning of oriental women. It is more convenient in daily life. It was also convenient for women to go out to work at that time.

Some people think that the fork is to express the meaning of oriental women. When I first see them, I can't help but think of the charming figure of women. More importantly, going to the toilet is more important. Without these two forks, it is inconvenient to squat. The evolution of cheongsam from ancient costume naturally solved this shameful problem, but in fact, most people think that although cheongsam is designed for convenience, it has nothing to do with going to the toilet. It is said that the concept of cheongsam originated from the deep clothes in the Qing Dynasty and the pre-Qin period.

The earliest cheongsam was a loose robe with two sides separated, which was designed for the convenience of women working in other places at that time. As soon as the robe is lifted, it is convenient for your feet. Some women in the Qing Dynasty were good at riding horses. The side split design allows you to step on the lantern with your legs open when getting on and off the horse. You can't go any further. Later, in the Republic of China, the original wide cheongsam became tight and the cracks became more obvious.

It was the female students at that time who first popularized cheongsam. The sleeveless design, split and tight-fitting design highlighted the female outline. Compared with the loose clothes before, only one face was exposed, which reflected the progress of women at that time. But now it seems that this design reflects the elegant walking posture of women. The fork under the cheongsam makes the calf exercise space large and the hip exercise space small. This will make the walking posture elegant. For example, Maggie Cheung, who was wearing a cheongsam, wondered how many young men and women she had loved!

Cheongsam is the representative of China's traditional dress. The beauty of cheongsam is the beauty of connotation, softness and charm. Who doesn't want such a beautiful cheongsam?