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The etiquette of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties began at the age of fifteen; In the Western Han Dynasty, dark clothes were made, with a jacket and a skirt, and fluttering robes in the market; in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the clothes were close-fitting, with straight collars and narrow sleeves, in the style of Hufu; in the early and middle Tang Dynasty, narrow clothes with small toes and shoes, and silk draped half-arms were popular; in the late Tang Dynasty, it was popular In the Tang Dynasty, people wore loose makeup and loose skirts; in the Song Dynasty, they were more simple and elegant; in the Ming Dynasty, Xia Pei Bijia flourished; in the Qing Dynasty, traditional costumes came to an end, and the Manchu characteristic cheongsam has influenced today... China has gone through dynasties, leaving behind a rich spiritual and material civilization for future generations. The clothing of each dynasty has its own characteristics, and women's clothing has shined in each dynasty with its unique charm. Qin Han Wearing a wide-sleeved coat, a long skirt, and high-top silk sandals, this was a common style of women's clothing in the Qin and Han Dynasties. In the pre-Qin period, people…

The horse-faced skirt can be called “the first skirt in spring”. Previously, #400 college students returned to Caoxian town to sell horse-faced skirts# became a hot search topic. As one of China's major Hanfu production bases, Cao County in Heze City, Shandong Province, has ushered in a "tremendous wealth" with the popularity of horse-faced skirts this year. According to reports, starting from the year before, as of February this year, the sales of the Year of the Dragon New Year greeting clothes mainly produced in Caoxian County have exceeded 300 million yuan. A Hanfu horse-faced skirt merchant in Cao County said that offline sales increased dozens of times during the Chinese New Year, and a single online live broadcast account could also have an average daily sales of 200,000. After the Spring Festival, the popularity of horse-faced skirts has not diminished, and it has become a fashionable item for many people’s daily shopping and commuting. Picture source: Tu Chong Creative So, how did the horse-face skirt become so popular? Why is the horse-faced skirt “out of the circle” among so many styles of Hanfu? How did Caoxian County catch this "vast wealth"? The particularity of horse-faced skirt First of all,…

"Horse Face Skirt" has quietly become a new star in the fashion circle? Don't worry, today we will take a closer look at this magical item that leads the unique trend of "Spring's first skirt". Moreover, we will also reveal the secrets of this craze The driving force behind - Caoxian, an originally quiet small county, how to stand out in this fashion storm! I. The craze of horse-faced skirts First of all, let's talk about this wonderful new fashion favorite called "horse face skirt". You may have known nothing about this term before, but now, if you look at social media, you will find that it is all the rage. #马面skirt# has been on the hot search list, and a group of young people have flocked to it. People can’t help but wonder what kind of magical existence this horse-faced skirt is. What is even more surprising is that the center of this fashion trend is not in the first-tier cities, but in a small county - Cao County. Yes, Caoxian County is a well-deserved "Hanfu production base" and has ushered in "tremendous wealth" overnight. II. The importance of horse-faced skirt Okay, let’s sort out what Hanfu is and…

The horse-faced skirt originated in the Song Dynasty of my country and is also known as the horse-faced pleated skirt. It is a functional "crotch-opening skirt" designed for women in the Song Dynasty to facilitate riding donkeys. It developed into a horse-faced skirt in the Ming Dynasty. In ancient times, everyone from the mother of a country to the common people wore horse-faced skirts. It's just that the texture, decoration and color of horse-faced skirts are strictly different among different classes. Qing Dynasty women's horse-faced skirt Ming-made horse-faced skirt Dior's copycat horse-face skirt was released on July 16, 2022. Topics related to "Dior plagiarism" have also rushed to the hot search list. It is not surprising that Dior copied the horse-face dress. It is really only Chinese people who do not copy Chinese clothing. Dangbao, few people knew about the horse-face skirt before this, let alone some people thought it was a fashionable dress. Nowadays, everyone is rushing to wear it because they think it is very fashionable. Why do we think it is fashionable? Because big brands have copied our style, which affirms the value of the horse-faced skirt. We also realize how precious the horse-faced skirt is. But…

The "first dress of spring" must be the horse-faced skirt. Many people wear horse-faced skirts to enjoy the beautiful spring scenery and visit historical sites. The horse-faced skirt is one of the ancient Chinese women’s skirt styles. Why is it still loved by people today? La tradicia ĉina jupo mamianqun certe estas la plej populara jupo por virinoj en tiu. Surhavante mamianqun, ili vizitas antikvajn vidindejojn kaj ĝuas la belan tempon. ĝi estas ankoraŭ ŝatata de nunaj junulinoj?&x-expires=1712745937&x-signature=fhFd6FIK2xxMlk00J%2B2fW8y9Bpk%3D "> Is "horse face" the face of a horse? Ne, ne, ne... The horse-faced skirt has nothing to do with Marco. The most widely accepted theory at present is that "horse face" is a fake "ma face" and refers to the piers used for military defense in ancient times. This kind of pier is tall and protruding, with undulating defensive walls on both sides that resemble skirt pleats. The skirts of the horse-faced skirt overlap in pairs to form a trapezoidal smooth surface, which is similar to the pier, hence the name. Mamian signifas vizaĝon de ĉevalo, sed mamianqun havas neniajn rilatojn kun ĉevalo. Mamianqun, kio havas similan trapezan formon kiel la abutmento, ricevas sian nomon mamian. interŝanĝebla military defense milita defendo…

Recently, "new Chinese style outfits" have become popular Ming Dynasty horse-faced skirt, mix and match with other items Let you quickly master the "new Chinese style" Launched by CCTV News and museums across the country Cultural museum popular science product "Cultural Museum Calendar" Today, let’s take a look The "benchmark" of the horse-faced skirt handed down from the Ming Dynasty Blue woven four-season floral satin skirt with gold makeup What do the patterns on the horse-faced skirt mean? How beautiful can a horse-faced skirt be? "Super eye-catching" popular science understandingOnce What is a horse-faced skirt? It became popular more than 600 years ago It is one of the main skirt styles for women in ancient China ‍ In the Song Dynasty, the horse-faced skirt had begun to take shape △Drawing of horse-faced skirt Horse-faced skirts in the Ming Dynasty were often decorated with skirts (lán) (The bottom of the skirt and the knees are decorated with wide edges with various patterns, called "襕") The patterns are diverse and have rich meanings Animal patterns such as dragons and phoenix Symbolizing good luck and good marriage Plant patterns Peonies represent wealth and chrysanthemums represent longevity △Ming dynasty red dark satin embroidered cloud…

During the Spring Festival of the Year of the Dragon, when walking on the street, you will find that horse-faced skirts have become popular as "New Year shirts". Netizens lamented, "Most of the New Year clothes for little girls on the street are Hanfu! Horse-faced skirts are the most popular!!" "I was walking on the street on New Year's Day and counted the number of horse-faced skirts I saw, and there were thirty or forty of them." This wave of national fashion has driven topics such as "Caoxian's horse-faced skirts sold for 300 million yuan are still in short supply" to become hot searches. When "horse" meets "dragon" can be said to be the most "trendy" joint name in the Spring Festival. Behind the beauty of clothing is the etiquette and culture. Let us explore the cultural code behind the horse-faced skirt Why do more and more people fall in love with horse-faced skirts?&x-expires=1712745999&x-signature=bfw%2Bvetq30Ghzv76IZlD%2FMM43NA%3D "> Does the horse-faced skirt have anything to do with horses? The horse-faced skirt has nothing to do with horses, and its name comes from the ancient Chinese city wall defense system. The characteristic of the horse-face skirt is the "horse-face pleats", which are named after…

Horse-faced skirt, also known as "horse-faced pleated skirt", is one of the main skirt styles for women in ancient China. There are four skirt doors at the front, back and outside, two of which overlap. The outer skirt door is decorated, and the inner skirt door has less or no decoration. , the horse-faced skirt is pleated on the sides, and the waist of the skirt is mostly made of white cloth, which means growing old together, and is tied with ropes or buttons. The word "horse face" first appeared in "History of the Ming Palace": "The drag strip has a continuous back collar, and there are swings on the sides, the front collar has two sections, and there are horse face pleats underneath, rising to both sides." But. The history of horse-faced skirts can be traced back to the Song Dynasty, because skirts in the Song Dynasty already had the shape of horse-faced skirts. The spiral skirt is a functional "crotch-opening skirt" designed for women in the Song Dynasty to facilitate riding donkeys. Meng Hui said in "Slit Skirt": "This kind of Song skirt is composed of two pieces of skirt with equal area and independent of each other.…

The horse-faced skirt can be called “the first skirt in spring”. Previously, #400 college students returned to Caoxian town to sell horse-faced skirts# became a hot search topic. As one of China's major Hanfu production bases, Cao County in Heze City, Shandong Province, has ushered in a "tremendous wealth" with the popularity of horse-faced skirts this year. According to reports, starting from the year before, as of February this year, the sales of the Year of the Dragon New Year greeting clothes mainly produced in Caoxian County have exceeded 300 million yuan. A Hanfu horse-faced skirt merchant in Cao County said that offline sales increased dozens of times during the Chinese New Year, and a single online live broadcast account could also have an average daily sales of 200,000. After the Spring Festival, the popularity of horse-faced skirts has not diminished, and it has become a fashionable item for many people’s daily shopping and commuting. Picture source: Tu Chong Creative So, how did the horse-face skirt become so popular? Why is the horse-faced skirt “out of the circle” among so many styles of Hanfu? How did Caoxian County catch this "vast wealth"? The particularity of horse-faced skirt First of all,…

During the trip that just ended, Liu Mengting wore a Ming Dynasty horse-faced skirt and put on AR guide glasses to watch the Mawangdui exhibition at the Hunan Museum, completing a visit that felt like a science fiction time travel. In recent years, wearing traditional clothes to visit scenic spots has become a trend among young people. During the Spring Festival of the Year of the Dragon that just passed, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province held a free subway event for about a week wearing traditional Chinese clothing. Horse-faced skirts became the "New Year's uniform" for more and more people; young girls wore Hanfu to Disneyland. Check in and call it "the most suitable princess dress for Chinese babies' physiques"; the streets of Quanzhou, Fujian are crowded with tourists dressed in the shape of Cunpu girls. This costume, which started in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, has a unique flavor when wearing it when visiting the ancient city. The "national trend" is strong on the road to travel. Why are traditional Chinese clothing so popular? Traditional clothing takes to the streets and is no longer "at the bottom of the box" Zhao Xi, 27, has…