Results found with the tag 'clothes' , 16 articles in total.
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Features of Chinese Clothing (中国服装特点)
Different from costumes of other countries, Chinese clothing features(特点 tèdiǎn) is very distinctive and with profound Chinese culture.
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History of Chinese Clothing (中国服装历史)
The history of Tranditional Chinese Clothing here will introduce the brief history(历史 lìshǐ) of the development of Chinese costume.
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Well-known Chinese Clothing (中国服装)
The costume of the Western Han Dynasty (206BC-8AD) followed the one established in the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC). In the Eastern Han Dynasty, people in black had to wear purple silk(丝绸 sīchóu)
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Chinese Knot Button (盘扣)
The knot button(盘扣 pánkòu) is a distinctive feature of traditional Chinese apparel. Even today, it is still highly visible on garments like the Qipao, or cheongsam.
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Dragon Robe (龙袍)
The robe embroidered with dragon patterns was made for the exclusive use of an emperor during the Qing dynasty(清朝 Qīngcháo). The ritual of embroidering dragon patterns on the emperor's robe,
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Chinese Wedding Dress (中式婚礼服装)
As we mentioned, red is favorite for all Chinese people for red is considered as good luck that can keep evil spirits away. So you will find the bride and groom wear in red in their wedding part.
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Chinese Imperial Dressing (皇族服饰)
In ancient feudal society, it is easy for people to be distinguished from his daily dress, especially for the ordinary people and upper-class.
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Ancient Chinese Clothing Accessories古代中国衣物配件
China is an ancient country with a very rich heritage. The thousands of years of history have laid a rich basis for the lives of its inhabitants today.
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A tinge of vermeil to please the sweetheart 点点朱红悦情郎
As an old Chinese proverb goes, "Gentlemen would die for their confidants, and ladies would makeup for men who like them." Traditional Chinese women always use A tinge of vermeil to please the sw
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Early 20th Century Changes in Chinese Apparel20世纪早期中国服饰的变化
The first ten years of the 20th century coincided with the last decade of the Manchurian Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). The Boxer Uprising in 1900 against the foreign allied forces prompted the Qing g
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Miao bride: five steps to make a bridal dress苗族：五步制作新娘服饰
Miao bride is a minority in the south of China. There are many customs in this bride. A wedding gown of Miao bride is made in five stages.
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Cheongsam（旗袍）
Cheongsam（旗袍qípáo） is one type of traditional Chinese female costumes. It is featured by stand collar, right side opening, fitting waist and slip bottom, which can fully set off the beauty
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Ancient Chinese Clothing古代中国服饰
The ancient Chinese clothing consisted mostly of robes. While the women wore lengthy tunics that reached the ground, the men wore tunics that reached their knees. The sleeves of the garments were
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Historical Hair Ornaments and Their Social Connotations历史上的发饰及其社会内涵
Hairpins and hair clasps were everyday embellishments in old China. During the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing Dynasties (1644-1911), women's hair ornaments expressed traditional Chinese thought and cu
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Dragon Robe (龙袍 Longpao)
The robe embroidered with dragon patterns was made for the exclusive use of an emperor during the Qing dynasty. The ritual of embroidering dragon patterns on the emperor's robe, however, dates ba
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Evolution of Female Beauty and Fashion in China中国美女与时尚演变
In Chinese history, the evolution of female beauty and fashion in China is an important part of Chinese culture. Now, let's enjoy this beautiful history.
