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Red dark floral pattern yarn Robe with embroidery cloud and crane Buzi - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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Red dark floral pattern yarn Robe with embroidery cloud and crane Buzi - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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Officials wore "Wushamao (乌纱帽) with round collar robes", the scholar wore a "square scarf with big sleeves". Began to appear Buzi (补子), it and the Wushamao is the biggest feature of the Ming officials clothing.

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Flat-winged Wusha Mao - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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Flat-winged Wusha Mao - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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Painting depicting Civil Official attire

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Painting depicting Civil Official attire

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White gauze Zhongdan - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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White gauze Zhongdan - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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The lower garment of Chaofu - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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The lower garment of Chaofu - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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Ochre red dark pattern satin phoenix round neck robe with Buzi - Ming Dynasty

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Mingfu (命妇) refers to a woman who has the honorary title. 

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Mingfu (命妇) refers to a woman who has the honorary title. 

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Mingfu Costume divided into the formal dress and Changfu two kinds. Formal dress used for the court to see the emperor and empress, participate in rituals and another big ceremonies. As well as other ceremonial occasions are wearing Changfu, with each color round collar robe, round collar robe embellished with Buzi, pattern with its husband or its son rank.

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Garments of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) are on display at the Shandong Museum in Jinan, capital of Shandong province. 

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White dark floral yarn Mamian Qun - Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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The woman wears a top and bottom skirt with a colorfully embroidered floral and bird patterned Beizi, based on physical depictions from the Confucius Museum.

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Only nobles and officials were allowed to weave gold or embroider flowers on clothes. Thus, the identity of the restored portrait of the Ming woman should be the wife of an official family.

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Women's long jacket with blue dark floral pattern - Ming - Collection of Confucius Museum

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Women's long jacket with blue dark floral pattern - Ming - Collection of Confucius Museum

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Clothing in the Ming Dynasty was mostly in the form of an Ao(袄, jacket) and Qun(裙, skirt). The shape of the upper jacket was mostly slit on both sides, with long sleeves. The jacket is divided into short and long according to the length, with the knee as the boundary

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Ming Dynasty - Shandong Museum Collection

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Mamain skirt and cross collar short Ao jacket

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Mamain skirt and cross collar short Ao jacket

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A Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) dress embroidered with golden dragons is displayed at the Special Exhibition of Clothing from Collections of the Kong Family Mansion, the living place of ancient Chinese philosopher and educator Confucius, at the Shandong Museum in Jinan, capital of east China's Shandong province, Aug. 9, 2012. The exhibition named "Origin of the Chinese Culture and Norm of Etiquette" displayed over 100 precious clothes

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Ming Dynasty emperors took red as their Longpao color. And this was because in the theory of the five elements(metal, wood, water, fire and earth), the song dynasty’s auspicious element was fire, hence they chose red as their symbol and for Ming Dynasty, the family name of the royal family was Zhu, which means red in Chinese.

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Red silk robe in Ming Dynasty [Photo by Ju Chuanjiang/China Daily]

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‘The emperor watches a version of football keepy-uppy among the beardless palace eunuchs…’ A detail from Amusements in the Xuande Emperor’s Palace, 1426-35. Click to see full imagePhotograph © Palace Museum, Beijing

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