There are 1 bone needle and 14 1 diamond, bone, shell and tooth ornaments in Zhoukoudian Neanderthal Site in Beijing. Facts have proved that simple clothes can be sewn with natural materials such as animal skins.

Neolithic age:

In addition to ordinary clothes, crowns, boots, headdresses and accessories were found in some pottery relics.

Shang dynasty:

Clothing materials are mainly leather, leather, silk and hemp. Due to the progress of textile technology, silk and linen fabrics have occupied an important position.

Zhou dynasty:

It can be seen from the unearthed humanoid cultural relics that, although the dress decoration is complicated and simple, there is a clear line between the top and the bottom, which has laid the basic shape of China's dress.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period:

With the great progress of weaving and embroidery technology, clothing materials are becoming more and more refined, and there are more and more varieties and names. Brocade in Xiangyi, Henan, ice dance, romance and embroidery in Qilu, Shandong are popular all over the country.

Pre-Qin period:

Women don't wear pants and skirts. People often say that clothes refer to clothes and skirts, with clothes above and skirts below.

Han dynasty:

The most famous is the fairy skirt. The collar of each layer of clothes of Han women should be exposed, and the layers can be stacked up to more than three layers, which is called triple clothes.

Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties:

Grade costumes have changed, and national costumes have merged. The crown hat has been replaced by towels used by scholars, such as horn towels, water chestnut towels, purple nylon towels, white nylon towels and so on.

Sui and Tang dynasties:

The main characteristics of men's crown clothing are that upper-class people wear robes, officials wear hoes and people wear short shirts. Women's dresses are chest-length skirts and high-waisted skirts, that is, tops and long skirts. The waist of the skirt is tied with ribbons, almost to the armpit.

Song Liao Xia Jinyuan:

The Song Dynasty basically retained the style of Han costumes, while the costumes of Liao, Xixia, Jinyuan and other dynasties had the characteristics of Qidan, Tangut, Jurchen and Mongolian respectively. National costumes are once again exchanged and integrated.

Ming dynasty:

Restoring the Han tradition, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, re-established the Hanfu system. The Ming emperor wore a black veil (black veil wing crown), and the hat wing stood up from behind. In the early Ming Dynasty, it was required to restore the Tang system, and its robe style was similar to that of the Tang Dynasty, except that Jinxian crown was changed to Liang crown, and the crown style of loyalty and Jing crown was added.

Qing dynasty:

All men put their hair in a bun and wear loose clothes, stockings and pumps. In the Qing dynasty, the hair was shaved into braids, and the braids hung behind the head, wearing thin horseshoe cufflinks and tight socks and deep boots.

From 65438 to 0949, in the 1950s and 1970s after the founding of the People's Republic of China, people were clothed with some simple and lofty ideas such as construction, revolution, enthusiasm and ideals. Chinese tunic suit, Lenin suit and military uniform are their first choice.

Modern:

Clothing styles are also diverse, including retro, environmentally friendly, neutral, hip-hop, Korean, mixed and mixed, and so on.

Extended data:

Coronation: the most expensive dress. Coronation is the main ceremonial dress, which is worn in the ceremony. Shoes have double soles, leather soles and wooden soles, and the soles are higher. The emperors of the Zhou Dynasty wore red at grand ceremonies.

Clothing: its grandeur is second only to coronation, and the form of clothing is similar to coronation, but the biggest difference is that it is not stamped. Clothing can be divided into knighthood, guard and official. Their main difference lies in the color of the crown and the clothes they wear.

Duan Xuan: This is the official costume of the emperor, and it is also the royal costume of princes and ministers.

Zhai Zhai Zhai: Sacrifice clothes for the queen from the king and Mrs. Hou Bofu. Blue clothes with twelve chapters of Zhai Wen painted on them, and the color of Zhai Yu is also five colors.

Juyi: the dress that the queen ordered the woman to sacrifice to the silkworm god Gao Sang, and it was also the dress that the vassal's wife helped her husband sacrifice to the ancestral temple.

Exhibition clothing: also known as the queen's clothing for welcoming the king and banquet guests, it is also the sacrificial clothing for Dr. Qing's wife to help her husband sacrifice to the ancestral temple.

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