Quilts are the most distinctive costumes in the Tang Dynasty, right?

Xunzi is a kind of Han Fu, also known as Bei Zi and Zi Chu. It began in Sui and Tang Dynasties and was popular in Song and Ming Dynasties, so it is also called Tang or Song Dynasty.

Lapels are straight and armpits are split. Clothes are short waist-length, knee-length for the elderly, and more with a tube top. There were two kinds of raccoons in Ming Dynasty: wide-sleeved raccoons and narrow-sleeved raccoons.

The main materials of zongzi are Luo, crepe and twill, of which Luo is the most.

The color collocation of Xunzi makes full use of the cold and warm colors and the contrast relationship, cleverly highlights the human posture, and balances the inside and outside, up and down.

Xunzi, as a regular dress, is often worn outside with shirts, tube tops and other dresses.