How many pockets does the Zhongshan suit have?

There are four pockets outside the coat, one pocket inside the coat, two pockets in front of pants and one pocket behind the ass. In this way, the top five and the bottom three have eight pockets, and each pocket has its own meaning. In this way, slowly, the Zhongshan suit became today's national costume.

Let's look at the four pockets outside the coat first. They mean "the four dimensions of the country", which is what we often call "courtesy, justice, honesty and shame". The function of the two pockets on the coat is often seen, that is, hanging pens and other important documents, while the two diagonal pockets on the trousers are also used to hold things. The five pockets on the coat are integrated with the buttons mentioned below and have the same political meaning.

There are three theories about the origin of Zhongshan suit.

First, when the Founding Fathers 19 19 were in Shanghai, because the original clothes were inconvenient to wear, they took a set of army uniforms to a clothing store and asked the tailor to change them into "casual clothes", so they got the Chinese tunic suit.

There is also a saying that 1923, when Sun Yat-sen was the Grand Marshal of Guangdong, he designed the "enterprise collar dress" coat that was popular among overseas Chinese in Nanyang at that time. There is also a more reliable design based on Japanese student clothes (lapels).