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What do people wear in ancient China?

How do we know that he was an important person?

Why did he carry a sword?

Do you think he would wear this clothing to go into battle?

What are some of the accessories (headdress, jewelry) worn?

What is the significance?

How about emperors, high-ranking officials and commoners?

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1. List down three interesting things that you have learnt/googled about clothing in ancient China

2. Why do you think the information that you have found is interesting?

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1)I find the clothing of ancient women interesting because they used to wear loose-fitted dresses.
2)Ancient women used to comb their hair with bamboo, Ivory, Jade and other materials further enhanced the ensemble  of Ancient Chinese Clothing of women.
3)  Headgear in ancient times included hats for men and hairpieces for women.

I find coming hair with bamboo interesting as it MIGHT have been painful.

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1]- The Ancient China wore tunics like long and short sleeves robes with or        without belt in Xia Dynasty.
-Women mostly wore long tunics with a belt that touched the ground and Men wore shorter wants that touched their knees.
-Men used belt hooks or buckles, and women wore combs and hairpins. The ancient Chinese wore more silver than gold. They also used other materials like blue kingfisher feathers, blue gems, and glass.
2] I think  their clothes and their accessories in ancient china is very interesting because normally now we did not wear the clothes and accessories like them.
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People in ancient china wear accessories because from ancient times the western Zhou Dynasty,Jade has been has been used as a decoration that used to hang from the sash holding to Hanfu . Jade was important to china  not only because of its beauty ,but also for its virtue and culture significance .

What people in ancient china wear
Ancient Chinese Fashion consisted mostly of loose -fitted robes.Women wore tunices that reach their knees .Sleeves were long and loose-fitted and sashes were worn as ornamentation and to hold clothing together

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1)There were many rules about who could wear what. Only the Emperor was allowed to wear yellow and during the Sui Dynasty the poor could only wear blue or black.
2)Ancient Chinese fashion consisted mostly of loose-fitted robes. Women wore tunics that reached the ground and men wore tunics that reached their knees.
3)Light colours were mostly worn by common people. The original Ancient Chinese clothing was referred to as the Han Chinese clothing.

I want to learn more about ancient china.

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1. The women wore tunics that reached the ground and men wore tunics threached their knees.
2.  Silk is made from the cocoons of silkworms and is soft, light, and beautiful.
3. The headdress itself was made out of various types of materials, predominantly wool, using looms.
4.Anicent China also boasts the longest lasting empire in history.

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ANCIENT CHINA

1. Ancient Chinese fashion consisted mostly of loose-fitted robes. Women wore tunics that reached the ground and men wore tunics that reached their knees. Sleeves were long and loose-fitting and sashes were worn as ornamentation and to hold clothing together. Darker shades of clothing were preferred over light ones.

2. Most historians agree that bronze daggers, short swords, and long spearheads were used long before swords and that the true sword(typically defined as a weapon with a blade which is at least twice the length of the handle) did not commonly appear on the Chinese battlefield until the Spring and Autumn period (722-479 ..

3. A sword is a bladed weapon intended for slashing or thrusting that is longer than a knife or dagger, consisting of a long blade attached to a hilt. The precise definition of the term varies with the historical epoch or the geographic region under consideration. The blade can be straight or curved.

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1.  Women in Ancient China wore long tunics down to the ground, with belts, and men wore shorter ones down to their knees.
2.   Jewelry was worn by both genders to show nobility and wealth.
3.  It was a common sight during the ancient times, specifically the around 960 to the late 1200’s, to see Chinese warriors carrying swords.

I find the information that I searched interesting because it is rare to see women wear long tunics to the ground with belts and men wearing shorter tunics down to their knees. It is also rare to see people carrying swords in the present and also wearing jewelry by both genders to show nobility and wealth.

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-- People in ancient China wore tunics. Women wore long tunics, sometimes with a second tunic over the first. Some worn pants under their tunics. Men's tunics were shorter, only to their knees, and sometimes they wore pants with cloth boots or sandals.
-- In early China, poor people made their clothes out of hemp or ramie while rich people wore silk. There were many rules about who could wear what. Only the Emperor was allowed to wear yellow and during the Sui Dynasty the poor could only wear blue or black.
-- In the colder seasons they would wear a thick jacket made of hemp, which was padded for additional warmth.

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It's because it's fun to know about the Ancient China's clothing.

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1. The Chinese have used chopsticks to eat with for over 4,000 years.
2.  The Chinese were the first to make silk and kept how to make it secret for hundreds of years.
3.    Paper Champ was found in China and dates back to the first or second century. The paper back then was so durable , it was used as a material for clothing, and even sometimes light armor.
Is interesting because the clothing is interesting

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1. Women wore tunics that reached the ground and men wore tunics that reached their knees.
2. Only the Emperor was allowed to wear yellow and during the Sui Dynasty the poor could only wear blue or black.
3. Combs made of bamboo, ivory, jade and other materials further enhanced the ensemble of Ancient Chinese Clothing of women
- I think that information I found is interesting because the clothing is very creative.

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In early China, poor people made their clothes out of hemp or ramie while rich people wore silk. There were many rules about who could wear what. Only the Emperor was allowed to wearyellow and during the Sui Dynasty the poor could only wear blue or black. ... Ancient Chinesefashion consisted mostly of loose-fitted robes.
China is the largest productors of silk.

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1. Ancient Chinese fashion consisted mostly of loose-fitted robes.  Women wore tunics that reached the ground and men wore tunics that reached their knees. Sleeves were long and loose-fitting and sashes  were worn as ornamentation and
to hold clothing together.
2.Emperors had swords for self defense the sword was called the Goujian
3. In early China, poor people made their clothes out of hemp or ramie while rich people wore silk. There were many rules about who could wear what. Only the Emperorwas allowed to wear yellow and during the Sui Dynasty the poor could only wearblue or black.

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1.Women wore tunics that reached the ground and men wore tunics that reached their knees.

2.Lower rank wore clothing made if hemp while higher rank wore silk.

3. Combs made of bamboo, ivory, jade and other materials further enhanced the ensemble of Ancient Chinese Clothing of women.

Why do I find it interesting?
-I find it interesting because we cannot find it anywhere.

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Ancient China fashion consisted mostly on loose fitted ropes.

Sleeves were long and loose fitting sashes were worn as ormentation and tohold clothing together.
One emporer decided that peasants could not wear bright cloths.

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1.The Hanfu, Zhongshan suit (Mao suit), Tang suit, and cheongsam (qipao) are the four most distinctive types of traditional Chinese clothing.  Shirts that are low-cut, or leave shoulders and backs mostly bare, should be avoided. Similarly, it's safer not to wear incredibly short dresses, skirts, or shorts when you are deciding what to wear in China. Also, sweat pants should also be avoided as casual streetwear.  English terms for the hat include sedge hat, rice hat, paddy hat, bamboo hat and sometimes coolie hat. In China, it is called dǒulì (斗笠), literally meaning a "one-dǒu bamboo hat", (笠帽, 竹笠).  2.Because u should know what not to wear in the past time of china. 3.

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Winter court hats of empress dowagers and empresses were made of fumed marten and sewn with red wefts. It is interesting because i didn't know that they have winter clothes

Only the Emperor was allowed to wear yellow and during the Sui Dynasty the poor could only wear blue or black. It is interesting that they have certain colour to wear .

The Hanfu, Zhongshan suit (Mao suit), Tang suit, and cheongsam (qipao) are the four most distinctive types of traditional Chinese clothing. I didn't know there is different type of kimono/clothing.

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1. Dragon Robe.

2. Adornment and Jewelry

3.Hanfu (Traditional Han Chinese Clothing, Xia Dynasty)

1.The Dragon Robe was the daily dress for emperor.

2.The Adornment and Jewelry  were not only part of fashion, but they were also symbols of social status. There were many rules about the wearing of jewelry. An individual could easily identify a person’s social status by looking at their jewelry. Men used belt hooks or buckles, and women wore combs and hairpins. The ancient Chinese wore more silver than gold. They also used other materials like blue kingfisher feathers, blue gems, and glass
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3.The Hanfu refers to a traditional outfit worn by the Han Chinese. It was also commonly known as the Hanzhuang or Huafu, which was a unisex outfit assembled from several pieces of clothing.

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1. Women wore tunic that reach the grounds and men wore tunic that reach their knees. Sleeves were long and loose fitting.
2. The people of higher status wore clothes made of silk.
3.The Chinese people were the first the made silk and kept how to make it secret for hundreds of years.

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they wear clothing like soft and in wars they wear metal to protect themself
they rule the cuntry and they help the villagers for food and money

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1.The women wear robes that reached the floor and the men wore robes that reached their knees.
2.Poor people made their clothes out of hemp or ramie while rich people wore silk.
3.Sword symbolizes divine power and unifying source

i found it interesting because  Swords were used to administer various physical punishments, such as non-surgical amputation or capital punishment by decapitation. The use of a sword, an honourable weapon, was regarded in Europe since Roman times as a privilege reserved for the nobility and the upper classes

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the rich and the poor were dressed very differently .Yellow was the middle colour of five other colours.The women used to wear robes
Ancient china emperors used to wear loose clothes

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Q: What is the headdress called?
A: The emperor's headdress is called  yù zǎo.
Q: Why did the emperors wear yellow?
A:  Yellow is in the center among the five colors because it is the most precious, and was thus designated the color worn by the emperor.
Q: What was the role of the emperor?
A:  The emperors of ancient China had tremendous power and responsibility. Called the 'Son of Heaven', he (and once she) was given a divine right to rule over all people but was expected to promote their best interest and not his own.

I found these interesting because it shows me how the emperors in ancient China live.

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1.Ancient chinese fasion consisted mostly of loose-fitted robes.                                  2.Qin Shi Huang united china and build the Great Wall of china and buried with the Terracotta army. 3.Women wore tunics that reached the ground.

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wear cloth. he is the popular person.during war time.no.gold.he is like rich person.the king of china

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What do people wear in ancient China ?
Ancient Chinese fashion consisted mostly of loose-fitted robes.

Women wore tunics that reached the ground and men wore tunics that reached their knees.

Sleeves were long and loose-fitting and sashes were worn as ornamentation and to hold clothing together.

Why did he carry a sword ?
Swords were carried by a special class, the 士 (shì) class, in ancient China.

The vast majority of people were peasants, merchants, craftsmen, or slaves/servants, they had no reason to carry an expensive sword.

Did people in ancient China wore tattoos ?
In ancient China, tattoos were considered a barbaric practice, and were often referred to in literature depicting bandits and folk heroes.

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What does the emperor wear?
The emperor wear  wore a knee-length tunic (chilton), either sleeveless or short-sleeved .
What is the emperor name call?
The emperor name call  Qin Shi Huang.
Who is the emperor in 2018?
The name call  Xi Jinping.

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1. Only King is allowed to wear yellow,the people that is poor  is only wear blue or black.The costume that the king wear is made by silk.The king wear on their head was call Nemes. 2. I want to find out what the king wears. 3.

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Why was ancient china clothes the way the were?

1.  There  were many legends that inspired Ancient Chinese clothing, accessories and make up. They painted flowers on their foreheads and had dragons on their clothes because of legends and their beliefs.
2.  he clothes had their loose-fitting uncomplicatedly cut clothes because it would have been easy to produce. I think also because of their nature. There were many religions and beliefs that valued nature and because of that nature would have inspired many designs for clothing.
3.  I think Ancient Chinese clothing was very primarily inspired and motivated by their beliefs, nature and the resources they had.
Why do I found this interesting ?
I think that its interesting as I have actually worn once .

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1.  Yellow is in the center among the five color because it is the most precious , and was thus designated the color worn by the emperor
2.  Ancient Chinese fashion consisted mostly of loose-fitted robes Women wore tunics that reached the ground and men wore tunics that reached their knees. Sleeves were long and loose-fitting and sashes were worn as ornamentation and to hold clothing together.

3.  In Ancient China, clothing symbolized status and profession. The rich and poor dressed quite differently. In early China, poor people made their clothes out of hemp or ramie while rich people wore silk. There were many rules about who could wear what. Only the Emperor was allowed to wear yellow and during the Sui Dynasty the poor could only wear blue or black. The colour of clothing also.

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Ancient China

The Hanfu, Zhongshan suit (Mao suit), Tang suit, and cheongsam (qipao) are the four most distinctive types of traditional Chinese clothing . Its interesting because i did not know there is 4 traditional clothing.

However, the color yellow has been chosen as the exlusive color for the royal family since as early as Tang Dynasty, a thousand years before Qing emperors begin to rule. Before that, Qin Shi Huang the first emperor in Chinese history is wearing black, so are the Han emperors. I did not know the colour yellow is  exlusive for for the royal family since as early as Tang Dynasty, Qin Shi Huang the first emperor in china history is wearing black.

How many died building the Great Wall of China?

one million

During its construction, the Great Wall of China was called “the longest cemetery on earth” because so many people died building it. Reportedly, it cost the lives of more than one million people. i did not know a lot of people died when they are building the great wall of China.

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1.i n early China, poor people made their clothes of hemp or ramie, which is a plant like nettles. Rich people wore silk, and, like the women in this picture, they often wore more than one tunic, in layer
2. Most people in China, both men and women, wore their hair long. People said that you got your hair from your parents and so it was disrespectful to cut it.
3.In China’s version of the Cinderella story, her magic fish grants her a feather cape to wear to the Qingming Jie Spring Festival. I think that’s interesting because people also wore feather capes in the Americas.
.it is interesting because they have long beard

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1.Women wore tunic reach their knees.
2.the people of higher status wore clothes made of silk.
3. They want to keep it as a secret.