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The Material Age of China's Clothing
From the Zhou Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, the basic features of China's clothing system in China have not changed much in the past three thousand years. It was not until the Qing Dynasty colonized China more than 300 years ago that this clothing system collapsed. 1644 After the demise of the Ming Dynasty, in the war between the Qing Dynasty and China, in order to weaken the national identity of China people and colonize China, the Qing colonialists imposed Manchu hairstyles and Manchu costumes, forbidding people to wear Hanfu, which was called "shaving hair and changing clothes" (also called "shaving hair"). This makes Hanfu gradually die out. At that time, the Duke of Confucius' descendants' feast wrote to Dourgen, asking to keep the clothes of Confucius' family, saying, "A saint is a master of ceremonies ... The most important thing to hold a ceremony is to wear a crown ... but the clothes of ministers have not changed for 3,000 years ...", but Dourgen refused. Today's cheongsam, gown and mandarin jacket are all developed from the improvement of Manchu-dominated national costumes.
After the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the colonial rule of Manchuria, people's thoughts tended to westernize and changed to western-style clothes, but they did not restore Hanfu. But at the beginning of the 20th century, with the development of China's national strength, people began to examine the excellent parts of their traditional culture. Some people once again advocate the restoration of traditional Hanfu and its popularization in Hanfu.
Mandarin jacket and cheongsam are the improvement and continuation of Manchu costumes, which are quite different from the traditional national costumes in China and cannot represent the traditional culture of China. The main features of clothing are round neck and oblique skirt. Although it is similar in appearance, it is quite different from China's national costume in terms of cutting and wearing methods. Most importantly, the aesthetics of mandarin jackets, cheongsam and other costumes are mixed with many non-China traditional aesthetics. Due to compulsory reasons, the simple and elegant China costume aesthetics in the real traditional sense almost disappeared in the Qing Dynasty, and now it is even harder to find traces.
Mandarin jackets and cheongsam are not Chinese clothes (see the history books of the Republic of China for details, saying that cheongsam mandarin jackets are foreign clothes). Hanfu is an authentic China costume! !
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