Who designed the first set of tunics in our country

China's Democratic Revolutionary Mr. Sun Yat-sen Since its birth in 1923, the tunic has always been the most popular and favorite style of clothing for Chinese men. Mr. Sun Yat-sen, a Chinese democratic revolutionary, is the founder of the tunics. In 1923, when Mr. Zhongshan was serving as the ** Generalissimo of the Chinese Revolution in Guangzhou, he felt that the suit was not only cumbersome and inconvenient to wear, but also did not meet the practical requirements of the Chinese people in life and work at that time; The original Chinese clothing (placket short shirt, large placket, etc.) could not fully express the spirit of the times when the Chinese people were striving for progress, and also had shortcomings similar to suits in practicality.

Therefore, it was advocated to take the popular "enterprise collar dress" jacket among overseas Chinese in Nanyang at that time as the base, and add a reverse collar to the enterprise collar to replace the hard collar of the suit shirt. In this way, a blouse functions as a blazer, a shirt, and a stiff collar; The three pockets of the "Enterprise Collar Dress" jacket were changed to four open pockets, and the two open pockets below were also cut into a "piano bag" style that could expand and shrink with the number of items put in. Mr. Sun Yat-sen said that he reformed his pockets in order to put books, notebooks and other necessities for study and work.

The trousers designed by Mr. Sun Yat-sen are: the front is slitted with dark buttons; A large pocket on the left and right, a small pocket (table pocket) in front; Dig a dark pocket on the right back buttocks and cover it with a soft cover. These pants are easy to wear and are also great for carrying your essentials.

The assistant who assisted Dr. Sun Yat-sen in creating the tunic was named Huang Longsheng, a native of Taishan, Guangdong, who originally opened a Longsheng clothing store on Paul Bath Street in Hanoi. In December 1902, Dr. Sun Yat-sen went to Hanoi to organize the Xingzhong Society, and occasionally went to his store to shop and talk. Huang Longsheng was overwhelmed when he learned that the customer in front of him was Mr. Sun Yat-sen, the leader of the Revolutionary Party.

I earnestly asked to participate in the revival of the China Society and contribute money and efforts to the revolution. In 1923, Huang Longsheng served with Mr. Sun Yat-sen in the Generalissimo's Palace. When Dr. Sun Yat-sen designed the tunic, he asked him to help him plan and sew it, and successfully made the world's first tunic.

Mr. Nakayama said of his own design and the world's first tunic suit: "This kind of clothing is beautiful, practical, convenient, and economical, unlike suits, which have a stiff collar in addition to a jacket and shirt, and these things are mostly imported (at that time, these things were mostly imported from foreign countries), which is cumbersome and expensive." Because of its good-looking, practical and convenient advantages, the tunic was welcomed by the masses as soon as it was advocated by Mr. Sun Yat-sen.