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Sailors' Clothing in Navy Uniforms in the Late Qing Dynasty
The sailor's clothing specified in the Navy Flag Clothing Map is much simpler than that of officers, but it is also of European design. This sailor suit is also suitable for the marine corps. At the end of the Qing dynasty, sailors wore navy uniforms exactly like those in the west, with a "V" neck, a square shawl at the back of the neck and two white lines on the sleeves. Military uniforms are dark blue in spring, summer, autumn and winter, white in summer and dark blue in shawls in all seasons. In order to distinguish the ranks and service posts of sailors, as in the Beiyang Navy era, the sleeves of the newly-built navy were also decorated with armbands, but the pattern content of the armbands has lost the color of China culture.

Incompatible with this brand-new dress system, the construction of a new navy in the late Qing Dynasty was extremely difficult. Although the Admiralty of the War Department was officially upgraded to Admiralty at the end of 19 10, Zhan Xun and Sa Zhenbing also made great efforts to purchase a number of warships and planned to build a new military port. There are indications that naval construction seems to be in the ascendant, but due to the shortage of funds, the actual results are not very significant.

19111June 10, some officers and men of Hubei Wuchang new army launched an uprising aimed at overthrowing the imperial system, and the provinces responded one after another. The newly rebuilt navy immediately went into civil war and was suppressed by the Qing government. After 19 1 1 year, 1 1 year, the Shanghai naval vessel uprising and the Ninghai naval vessel uprising1/year witnessed people's change of heart to Sa Zhenbing, who led the main naval force to attack the revolutionary army in Hankou.