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What is this talk about?

It’s about traditional clothing in ancient China (and sometimes comparing it with Egyptian clothing), including materials, styles, colors, and symbolism.

What did people make clothes from?

In China: mainly silk, hemp, cotton, and wool.

In Egypt: linen from flax was the most common.

How were rich and poor clothes different?

Rich people wore silk, bright colors, and embroidered designs, often with jewelry.

Poor people wore simple, plain clothes, usually from hemp, cotton, or rougher fabrics.

What colors were special?

In China: yellow was reserved for the emperor, red symbolized good luck, and black/blue were also important.

In Egypt: white linen was most common, but gold and blue were special for the wealthy and royalty.

What jewelry did people wear?

In China: jade, gold, silver, hairpins, and ornaments.

In Egypt: gold, beads, gemstones, wide collars, and amulets.

Why do you think only the emperor could wear yellow?

Yellow symbolized power, the sun, and central authority. It showed the emperor’s connection to heaven and his supreme position.

Compare Chinese and Egyptian clothing – what are 2 similarities and 2 differences?

Similarities:

Both used clothing to show social class and power.

Both used jewelry and special colors for royalty and the wealthy.

Differences:

Chinese clothing often had silk robes with embroidery, while Egyptians wore linen tunics and skirts.

In China, colors had strict symbolic meanings, while in Egypt fabric type (like fine linen) and gold jewelry were more important.

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1. What is this talk about?

It is about traditional Chinese clothing and its cultural meaning.

2. What did people make clothes from?

They made clothes from silk, hemp, cotton, and sometimes wool.

3. How were rich and poor clothes different?

Rich people wore silk with fine embroidery and bright colors, while poor people wore simple clothes made of hemp or cotton.

4. What colors were special?

Yellow, red, and purple were special colors. Yellow was especially reserved for the emperor.

5. What jewelry did people wear?

People wore jade, gold, silver, and sometimes pearl jewelry.

6. Why do you think only the emperor could wear yellow?

Because yellow symbolized power, earth, and the center of the universe. It showed the emperor’s supreme authority.

7. Compare Chinese and Egyptian clothing – what are 2 similarities and 2 differences?

• Similarities: Both used jewelry to show status; both had special colors for the rich and powerful.

• Differences: Chinese clothing was often silk with embroidery, while Egyptian clothing was mainly linen; Chinese people wore robes, while Egyptians usually wore tunics or simple wrapped garments.

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1 It is about traditional Chinese clothing and how people dressed in the past.

2 They used silk, cotton, hemp, and sometimes wool.

3 Rich people wore clothes made of fine silk with bright colors and embroidery. Poor people wore simple clothes made of hemp or rough cotton with plain colors.

4 Colors like yellow, red, and purple were special.

5 People wore jade ornaments, gold and silver pieces, earrings, bracelets, and hairpins.

6 Because yellow symbolized power, the sun, and the center of the world. It showed the emperor’s highest status.

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Similarities:

1. Both used natural materials (silk/cotton in China, linen in Egypt).

2. Both showed social class through quality, color, and decoration.

Differences:

1. Chinese clothes were often long robes with sleeves; Egyptian clothes were usually light tunics or wraps without sleeves.

2. Chinese used silk and bright embroidery; Egyptians mainly used linen and lighter colors because of the hot climate.

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About : Traditional Chinese clothes.

Made from : Silk, cotton, hemp.

Rich vs Poor → Rich: silk, bright; Poor: rough, simple.

Special colors → Yellow, red, gold.

Jewelry → Jade, gold, silver.

Why emperor yellow → Yellow = power.

China vs Egypt → Same: bright colors, show class.
Different: China silk/robes; Egypt linen/tunics.

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1.It is about traditional Chinese clothing in ancient times.

2.They made clothes from silk, cotton, and linen.

3.Rich people wore silk with bright colors and patterns; poor people wore simple, rough fabrics with plain colors.

4.Yellow, red, and blue were special colors.

5.They wore jade, gold, silver, and pearl jewelry.

6.Because yellow symbolized power and was reserved for the emperor.

7.Similarities: Both showed social status, and both included jewelry.
Differences: Chinese people wore many layers of long robes, while Egyptians wore thin linen clothes; only the Chinese emperor could wear yellow, while Egyptian pharaohs could wear gold freely.

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Ancient Chinese clothes were made from silk, cotton, and hemp. Rich people wore colorful silk with decorations, while poor people wore simple cotton or hemp. Yellow was only for the emperor because it showed power. People wore jade and gold jewelry. Compared to Egypt, both showed social class and used natural materials, but China had long, colorful robes, while Egypt had light, simple clothes.

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1.Clothes and jewelry

2. Linen, silk, cotton

3.Rich fine, poor plain

4.Yellow, gold, green, white, black

5.Rings, bracelets, earrings, necklaces

6.Power of emperor

7.Similarities:

1. Both used bright colors.

2. Both added jewelry and symbols to show status.

Differences:

1. Egyptians used linen, while Chinese used silk.

2. Egyptians wore long dresses/tunics, while Chinese had robes with buttons or belts.

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An Thy

1. What is this talk about?
This talk is about traditional clothing in Ancient China

2. What did people make clothes from?

In Ancient China, people used silk, cotton, and other fabrics.

3. How were rich and poor clothes different?

Rich people wore clothes made from expensive materials, decorated with jewelry and bright colors.

Poor people wore simple clothes, usually plain and with cheaper fabrics.

4. What colors were special?

In Egypt: yellow (gold), green (youth and life), white (happiness), black (for wigs).

In China: yellow was for the emperor, and red was special for celebrations.

5. What jewelry did people wear?

Egyptians wore gold rings, bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and amulets like the ankh.

Chinese people wore jade jewelry, hairpins, gold, and silver ornaments.

6. Why do you think only the emperor could wear yellow?
Because yellow symbolized power, the sun, and the emperor’s supreme authority. It showed he was the most important person in the kingdom.

7. Compare Chinese and Egyptian clothing – 2 similarities and 2 differences

Similarities:

1. Both showed social status through clothing.

2. Both rich people wore beautiful jewelry.

Differences:

1. Egyptians mainly wore linen, while Chinese wore silk.

2. Egyptian clothes were simple and straight, while Chinese clothes were layered with many styles and patterns.

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This text is about ancient Chinese clothing. People made clothes from silk, cotton, and hemp. Rich people wore silk, while poor people wore simple cotton. Yellow was a special color only for the emperor. People also wore jewelry with jade and gold. Chinese clothes were long robes with wide sleeves. Egyptians wore linen clothes in the hot sun. Both used natural materials and jewelry. A difference is Chinese used silk, while Egyptians used linen. Another difference is Chinese robes were long, but Egyptian clothes were short.

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Hải

1. It is about traditional Chinese clothing.

2. They used silk, cotton, and hemp.

3. Rich people wore silk with bright colors and patterns. Poor people wore simple cotton or hemp clothes.

4. Yellow, red, and gold were special colors.

5. They wore jade, gold, and silver jewelry.

6. Because yellow symbolized power, the sun, and the emperor’s authority.

Similarities: Both used linen/silk, and both showed social class in clothing.

Differences: Egyptians wore light white linen for hot weather, while Chinese wore silk with many colors. Egyptians often went barefoot, while Chinese used special shoes.