The cheongsam improvement process and the earliest style

There are many types of ancient Chinese clothing, including Hanfu, Tang suits, cheongsams, and so on. Among them, the cheongsam is one of the costumes of ancient Chinese women. There are still many people wearing modern clothing.

The cheongsam of the cheongsam reform process originally originated from the Manchu nationality of China and was their traditional women's clothing. Since the Manchus entered the customs, the cheongsam began to spread throughout the country. In the first half of the 20th century, the cheongsam was modified by the Han women. Later, it was stipulated by the government in 1929 as one of the national dresses, but it was not part of the Chinese clothes system. After the **, the Han women in Shanghai and North Equities once again improved their cheongsams. After 1949, cheongsam gradually began to become unpopular in the inland areas, especially during the period of ** dynasty was destroyed as a symbol of closures.

The earliest cheongsam-style cheongsams began to be improved in the first half of the 20th century. It refers to the Manchu women's traditional costumes and Western cultures. It is a standard of fusion between the East and the West. At present, in the eyes of many Westerners, cheongsam is a symbol of Chinese women's clothing culture.

The earliest cheongsam style was the Qing dynasty flag. At that time, feudal rituals were strong. It was absolutely impossible for women to expose curves and expose meat as they do now. In the Qing dynasty, the flag cut was generally used in the form of a straight line. The chest, shoulders, waist, and hip were all straight, and the curve of the female body was not leaked out at all. Although the reform of the cheongsam comes from the flags of the Manchu women, the cheongsam is not a flag. The cheongsam is a clothing that contains thick Chinese characteristics, shows a Western-style aesthetic, and uses Western-style tailoring. The flag outfit is the Manchu traditional costume. Most of the flags used were straight lines, the clothes were very loose, and the sides were split, and the ratio of chest circumference to the size of the dress was close. There was a large amount of decoration on the neckline of the cuffs.

Although the flag can not be said to be cheongsam, but it is indeed the first cheongsam style, cheongsam is based on its improvement.