Author: Hua Mei
Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 9787508506128
Published on: 2004-01
Paperback
Clothes and ornaments are important facets of any culture, and this book looks at attire and accessories worn by China's ethnic groups throughout history. It is a study that reflects various aspects of Chinese society, such as the prevailing politics, economy, culture, folklore and belief system. It also highlights the strong influence of traditional Chinese customs and etiquette on clothing and ornaments. The book comprises 70,000 Chinese characters and 150 color photographs.
The book is very helpful for those who are interested in Chinese culture and China basics.
Preface
Senyi and Broad Sleeves
Royal Ceremonial wear
Introduction of Ethnic Minority Styles
The Elegant Wei and Jin Period
The Thousand Faces of the Tang Costume
Silk , the Silk Road and the Art of Embroidery
Beizi : a Song Style Garment
Ming Garments as Seen in Classical Portraits
The Official Uniform
Ancient Armor Suits
Qi Costumes – a Combination of Manchu and Han Nationality’s Clothes
Civilized New Clothes and Improved Cheong – sam
Farmer & Worker Uniforms and Professional Dresses
Adornments and Fairy Tales
Hats with Meanings
Shawls and the Back Wrapping Cloth
A Silhouette of Tibetan Costumes
Countless Ornamental Objects
Keeping Pace with the World Fashion
Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 9787508506128
Published on: 2004-01
Paperback
Clothes and ornaments are important facets of any culture, and this book looks at attire and accessories worn by China's ethnic groups throughout history. It is a study that reflects various aspects of Chinese society, such as the prevailing politics, economy, culture, folklore and belief system. It also highlights the strong influence of traditional Chinese customs and etiquette on clothing and ornaments. The book comprises 70,000 Chinese characters and 150 color photographs.
The book is very helpful for those who are interested in Chinese culture and China basics.
Preface
Senyi and Broad Sleeves
Royal Ceremonial wear
Introduction of Ethnic Minority Styles
The Elegant Wei and Jin Period
The Thousand Faces of the Tang Costume
Silk , the Silk Road and the Art of Embroidery
Beizi : a Song Style Garment
Ming Garments as Seen in Classical Portraits
The Official Uniform
Ancient Armor Suits
Qi Costumes – a Combination of Manchu and Han Nationality’s Clothes
Civilized New Clothes and Improved Cheong – sam
Farmer & Worker Uniforms and Professional Dresses
Adornments and Fairy Tales
Hats with Meanings
Shawls and the Back Wrapping Cloth
A Silhouette of Tibetan Costumes
Countless Ornamental Objects
Keeping Pace with the World Fashion
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