The Ming Dynasty abandoned the dress system of the Yuan Dynasty, adopted Zhou Han and Tang Song, restored the etiquette of the Han nationality, and made a series of adjustments to the dress, thus establishing the basic characteristics of the dress in the Ming Dynasty. "The teaching of the former king's dress etiquette was confused with barbarians, and it rose and fell for a while." Attitudes towards official and civilian costumes range from "ordinary people weave their hair into a vertebral bun, with deep eaves in Hu Mao, and their clothes are pants pleats, narrow sleeves and braided waist pleats;" Women's clothes are short sleeves and skirts, which are not as old as China's clothes. What's more, it's easy to learn Hu Yu by taking his surname as Hu Ming. Vulgarization has been going on for a long time, and I don't know what's strange. When it comes to "two Hu clothes are not allowed, everything is forbidden, such as braided hair, Hu clothes, Hu language and Hu surname", in Zhu Yuanzhang's own words, the formulation of such clothes can be described as "considering gains and losses, it is all broken from the sacred heart". In the twenty-sixth year of Hongwu, the clothing system was adjusted on a large scale, and the crown clothing system remained unchanged for hundreds of years. In the subsequent drama clothing and folk marriage customs, it inherited the clothing shape of the Ming Dynasty.