Two Of Dress In Wei And Jin Dynasties -- Han Costumes And Manchu Costumes

Robe

There are obvious differences in styles. According to the custom of the Han Dynasty, the sleeves of any robe should be convergent and fitted with the mouth.

But the shirt does not need to be dispel, the cuff is spacious.

Because of the restriction of clothing and other parts, the clothing of Wei and Jin Dynasties has become more and more extensive and has become a custom. It has been affecting the dress of the northern and Southern Dynasties.

This can be seen from the paintings handed down and the images of the characters unearthed.

In addition to the shirt, men's clothing and gowns are worn.

The left picture is a literati (Liu Linghua) who bare his chest.

The Chinese picture is a scholar of combs, blouses and breasts.

The right picture is a scholar who wears a towel and wears a wide shirt.

(brick printing fresco of the Southern Dynasty unearthed from Xi Shan bridge, Nanjing, Jiangsu)