A Revolutionary Chinese Tunic Suit Instead Of Long Gown And Mandarin Jacket

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Where does Sun Zhongshan design costume inspiration? What does the four pocket and three cuffs represent? How did the people at that time catch up with fashion? Yuan Ze, Professor of clothing history of Beijing Institute Of Fashion Technology, told you one by one.

Yuan Ze: the marshal dressed by Mr. Sun Zhongshan as Chief Marshal of the land and navy.

The four pockets also give the meaning of propriety and shame.

The three buttons on the cuffs are called three power divisions, and the five buttons in front are five Republicans.

I think this is a good wish for the common people.

Certainly not with the original designer, from the function point of view.

After 1930, the Kuomintang published the article for the promotion of the Chinese tunic suit, hoping that the Kuomintang would wear it.

Therefore, in the early days of the national government, senior officials and officials usually wore a little more tunic.

The Chinese tunic suit, once known as China's "national costume", has become a major change in the history of modern Chinese clothing.

In fact, this concept that integrates the characteristics of Chinese and Western costumes is not Sun Zhongshan's first creation.

In 1912, the government of the Republic of China promulgated an important law on clothing in Chinese history, which played a milestone in the history of Chinese clothing.

Yuan Ze: in the first year of the Republic of China, that is, in 1912, the Republic of Beijing government promulgated an important decree in Chinese history of clothing, called "service system".

The act first introduced western costume as an official dress to China.

Edward's politeness and tuxedo were all made in western style.

It has two kinds of suits, including suits and gowns.

In 1929, the Nanjing national government re promulgated the new "rule of service", abolished the full English tail coat and top hat.

Western style clothing can be dressed in a dignitarly manner. Old style official clothes and military uniform used to express power and status have become cultural relics, and the "civilized new clothes" from Europe and America or Japan have become popular among the nobles.

For ordinary people, the dress was far from their life at that time.

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Yuan Ze: after the Republic of China, Western clothing and leather shoes were mainly dressed in big cities, overseas Chinese, officials and government.

The elderly in general are still gowns and gowns.

After 30s, the mandarin jacket basically withdrew from the stage of history.

Robes and gowns are still the main clothing of intellectuals.

The lower class still wore short gowns, something like "camel Xiangzi".

This dress gradually evolved into the pattern of Tang costume we wore in the late Republic of China.

Costumes in the Republic of China created a very good example in the history of Chinese clothing and created such a unique form of clothing.

After the revolution of 1911, a great change has taken place in Chinese clothing, creating a very beautiful dress pattern in Chinese history. Men's wear has Chinese tunic suit and women's dress has cheongsam.