Women in the Tang Dynasty with "Topless Breast"

After the hit of "The Legend of Wu Mei Niang", Tang fans started a new wave of spit. I said I was a cool bystander. I want to know that the fighting power of soup powder that was circulated in the past resounded throughout China.

Fan Bingbing version of Wu Zetian's "cleavage" hype? That's how women in the Tang Dynasty dressed!

However, the title of this blog ... Hehe ... although the article is quite serious.

If a young lady in the Tang Dynasty saw the words "milking cleavage", I'm afraid she would stubbornly wave tangdao across time and space and cut it off on the head of the title party. Not to mention the husband of the Tang Dynasty. You have to know that "the customs are extravagant, continue to be splendid, whatever you like ... from maids to horses, imitate each other and call a spade a spade" is simply their complaint about the dress of maids. Of course, it's none of your business to have fun in the boudoir.

When it comes to the trend of "squeezing cleavage" in Tang dramas, we have to mention Zhang Yimou's "Golden Flower in the City".

According to a complaint from a gay friend a few years ago, she watched the premiere alone, her sparkling breasts half exposed on the screen, and a hungry couple next door kissed her enthusiastically. This led her to refuse to attend the premiere again.

Since this precedent was set, the costume design behind it is "the waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves before, and one wave pats you on the beach".

Are the above really "slow-skirt half-exposed" and "powder milk half-hidden"?

As can be seen from the pictures of ladies and Tang figurines, many ladies are wearing "U", "V" and "heart-shaped" tops, with their breasts half exposed. Compared with later generations, it is even worse.

This and women wearing men's clothes seem to reflect the degree of freedom and openness of women in the Tang Dynasty, thus rising to the height of women's rights. But this is only an exception from Wu Zhou to the early years of Kaiyuan. At this time, the Tang Dynasty was at the peak of feudal society, and its feudal etiquette bound people tightly in ethics. After that, the Tang society became more and more mean to women.

It is true that the Tang people were free and open. However, it is a misinterpretation of later generations to regard modern "bursting breasts" as the representative of women's clothing in Tang Dynasty. Moreover, bursting breasts means the exposure of "squeezing cleavage hard", which is naturally very misleading like "Golden Flower in the City".

There are few physical objects unearthed from Tang dynasty costumes, most of which come from ladies' paintings, Tang figurines and murals. Art can reflect reality, and at the same time, it can also deal with emotions. We can easily see that most of their images come from the court. This also profoundly shows that only people with special status can wear a sling to lead. Of course, no one can know fashion. At present, it can be proved that collared dresses are very popular among court and aristocratic women, but few are worn by civilians.

Some people may retort that after the Song Dynasty, women's clothes were tightly wrapped. Come on, watch Weibo @ Yang Dance.

This also proves the requirements of feudal ethics for all levels of clothing. Some clothes are not what you want to wear, and willfulness equals death after crossing.

Let's talk about two kinds of hats in the Tang Dynasty, one is called top hat and the other is called curtain hat.

These different degrees of coverage, curtains and hats hide the ladies. According to Mr. Rong Xinjiang's viewpoint in "Women Dressing as Men —— Gender Consciousness of Women in Early Tang Dynasty":