Is the plot of the costume TV series true? How much is the degree of restoration?

How well do these film and television works restore ancient costume styles? Below are some photos of actual clothing worn by ancient people. Shang Dynasty

Shang Dynasty Clothing

The clothes of Shang Dynasty, regardless of status or gender, were in two sections, with clothes on the top and clothes on the bottom. What we now call "clothes" ”, that’s why. The waist and sleeves of the clothing are basically designed to be tight and narrow, with knee-length length to facilitate movement. The ancient Chinese costume characteristics of wearing a top and a lower skirt, with their hair tied in a right fold, were formed in the Shang Dynasty. Zhou

Clothes of the Zhou Dynasty

The etiquette requirements of the Zhou Dynasty were very strict, and the clothing also changed in detail with the changes in the etiquette. At that time, the mainstream clothing was still the top and bottom clothes, and the style remained unchanged. It's just that the sleeves gradually develop and become larger, forming big sleeves. The clothes gradually became wider. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period

Clothes during the Warring States Period

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, great progress was made in weaving and embroidery craftsmanship, making clothing materials increasingly sophisticated and with an increasing variety of styles. Shenyi and Hufu began to be promoted. Shenyi connects the clothes that were not connected up and down in the past, so it is called Shenyi, the clothing of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. There are no slits at the hem, but the skirt is lengthened and covered back.

The desire to show off wealth is even more obvious, in addition to the beaded feet and gold and jade waist. Swords were a new weapon at that time, and nobles would wear a sword inlaid with gold and jade when they went out. Han Dynasty

Women's clothing in Han Dynasty

Hanfu has several characteristics: when wearing outer clothes, because the collar is large and curved, the collar of the middle coat must be exposed; white fabric must be used when wearing clothes The sleeves are one foot and two inches wide; the shirt is sleeveless; the fur is facing outward when wearing fur clothing; the belt is extremely elegant; men maintain the custom of wearing swords, but the swords they wear are tangible but without blades; Sui and Tang Dynasties

Sui and Tang Dynasties Women's Clothing

During the Tang Dynasty, the economy and culture were prosperous, and the development of clothing, both in terms of materials and styles, presented an unprecedentedly brilliant scene. In addition, the social status is relatively open, so there are many kinds of clothing, and there are even women disguised as men ~ Song Dynasty

Song Dynasty Clothing

Hanfu in Song Dynasty mainly includes official clothes, casual clothes, traditional clothes There are three types of clothing. The color of official uniforms follows the Tang Dynasty system. Purple is worn by the third rank and above, vermilion is worn by the fifth rank and above, green is worn by the seventh rank and above, and green is worn by the ninth rank and above. The style of official uniforms is roughly similar to the long-sleeved robes of the late Tang Dynasty, but the first uniform (crown hat, etc.) is already a flat-winged black gauze hat. Qing Dynasty

Qing Dynasty Women's Clothing

Qing Dynasty Court Clothing

China's thousands of years of ancient clothing culture reached its peak in the Qing Dynasty, whether it was weaving or weaving Both the technology and the dyeing process are world-famous and exported to many countries around the world. It can be said that Qing Dynasty costumes are one of the most stylish and distinctive costumes in Chinese history. The full-dress costume with long body and short and narrow sleeves has replaced the long robe with large sleeves and long skirt and crown that had been used for thousands of years, and the flag dress has become its representative costume. Modern times

Modern style cheongsam

The Revolution of 1911 ended more than 2,000 years of feudal monarchy, and the Chinese nation's clothing entered a new era. Traditional robes, shirts, jackets, trousers, and skirts are increasingly influenced by Western clothing and have been replaced by many new varieties and styles.

The Chinese tunic suit designed by Sun Yat-sen combines the advantages of the Chinese tunic suit. Since the 1920s, women have loved cheongsam, and cheongsam has gradually become a fashionable item that continues to be popular.