The difference between hanging beard sleeves and pipa sleeves in Hanfu

1. The age of appearance is different:

The hanging beard sleeves were basically more popular before the Han Dynasty, and there were no pipa sleeves at that time, so if it is a cultural relic before the Han Dynasty, the sleeves cannot be pipa sleeves. And the pipa sleeve only appeared in the Ming Dynasty.

2. The shape is different.

Bipa sleeves, which are used for sleeve styles on clothing such as deep coats. Its shape is large sleeves and small mouth, the armpits are narrow, and the shape resembles a pipa, so it is called a pipa sleeve. The sleeve body below the elbow resembles a cow's neck, and the droop is rounded and wide.

The drooping arc of the sleeves is large, like a cow's neck, while the cuffs are suddenly narrowed so small that the cuffs must be brimmed with a different sleeve from the main fabric.

3. The sleeve arc is different.

The arc of the pipa sleeve sleeve is obviously much smaller than the hanging sleeve, basically there is no sagging and accumulation (the hanging sleeve must be sagging or piled), the most characteristic is that the sleeve of the pipa sleeve is close to the cuff, the lower end of the cuff gradually closes upward. The sleeve body of the lute sleeve is curved to facilitate the extension and flexion of the arms and elbows, and the cuffs are tightened to facilitate daily activities.

The difference between the hanging beard sleeves and the pipa sleeves in Hanfu is as follows:

1. The sleeve shape of the hanging beard sleeve is like the meat wrinkle (scientific name is "Hu") hanging under the throat of the ox, so this sleeve style is a very characteristic and special so-called "hanging beard sleeve" in the clothing of the Han Dynasty.

Because the elbow of the hanging sleeve is very long, the sleeves will pile up on the hand when worn, forming natural folds, which is the origin of the name "hanging beard" in the name of the hanging sleeve, and it is not a cover of deliberately sewing into horizontal pleats when sewing (this practice is actually a kind of pipa sleeve).

Among the cultural relics unearthed in Mawangdui, the sleeve roots of the hanging sleeves are very fat, and the sleeve roots are not closed. It is not convenient to wear it on a daily basis, so a coat with draped sleeves should belong to the category of dresses that will only be worn on formal occasions.

2. Pipa sleeves are different from hanging beard sleeves, and the pipa sleeves of the Ming Dynasty are directly cut out of its shape, and then stitched (the sleeve edge can be added or not).

Note: Some people say that the smaller hanging sleeves also have small sleeves, but some people refute this statement: the so-called small cuffs that look like are actually narrowed by the belt after being tied with a high belt, not cut and narrowed (as shown in the schematic diagram).

As for some cultural relics terracotta figurines and ancient paintings, which are directly cut into small sleeves, with round coats and narrow cuffs, what kind of sleeves are called, it remains to be verified (it looks like pipa sleeves).

We know that Hanfu is a relatively wide kind of clothing, and the sleeves of Hanfu are also very large, but friends who don't know Hanfu may think so, in fact, there are many sleeve types of Hanfu, and the following looks at the specific way to distinguish between rotten boys:

The first is the wide sleeve, which is the most preconceived kind of sleeve, because this sleeve type is very large, very in line with the characteristics of Hanfu, so the wide sleeve is also called "big sleeve".

But this kind of sleeve is generally found in Hanfu dresses, and there are very few regular clothes in Hanfu.

The second is the pipa sleeve, which mostly appears in the upper jacket of the Ming Dynasty clothing, with large sleeves and small mouth in the cuff shape, narrow armpits, and a shape like a pipa, so it is called "pipa sleeve".

The third is the arrow sleeve, which is a sleeve type with narrow cuffs and wide sleeve roots, and the horseshoe sleeves of the Qing Dynasty are derived from the development of arrow sleeves.

The fourth type is straight sleeves, which are divided into narrow straight sleeves and wide straight sleeves. The sleeve width of the former extends outward from 1 2 of the upper body to the cuffs; The latter has wide straight sleeves and extends outwards from the waist to the cuffs.

The fifth type is the hanging beard sleeve, which has a wide sleeve tube but a small shrinkage of the cuff, which is commonly found in the curved and straight skirt shape of Hanfu simple or medium.

The sixth type is the square sleeve, which is similar to but different from the wide sleeve, and the square sleeve is mainly more in Buddhism and Taoism.

The last sleeve type is short-sleeved, or sleeveless, and the typical representative of Hunger Wang is the half-arm and bijia in Hanfu.

Recently, Hanfu is still relatively popular, but the Hanfu that is now popular among young people does not only refer to Hanfu, but to the clothing of the Han nation. And Hanfu also refers to the clothing of the Han Dynasty, but it mainly refers to all the Han national costumes, we have also seen it in many TV series, in fact, Hanfu is still very beautiful. There is a particularly prominent design in Hanfu, that is, pipa sleeves, which is also a very important kind of Hanfu.

And this pipa sleeve is also very special, we can also see from its name, its biggest feature is probably a bit like we usually play the pipa. The lute sleeve is also the sleeve of a blouse, and its shape is that the sleeve is large, but the mouth is small. Such sleeves are actually beneficial, not only looking good, but also very convenient for daily activities after being tightened.

In fact, in the early days of this pipa sleeve, there is another name called the hanging beard sleeve, which is not the same as the later pipa sleeve, but there are certain similarities. And they are also trimmed and tightened, convenient for daily activities, in fact, in ancient times, this kind of sleeve should still be very convenient, after all, in the previous time were very exaggerated this kind of sleeve and made this feeling, after becoming a pipa repair, it is much more convenient to use than before.

And this kind of sleeve generally only appears in the Hanfu of the Ming Dynasty, and the most characteristic pipa sleeve, its sleeve when close to the exit, the lower end gradually rises, and the general cuff does not touch the sleeve edge, it should be more with the place where the sleeve edge. And even today, this design is also very ingenious, and it is also very good-looking.

I think that the Hanfu pipa sleeve is different from the forehead we see today, the general Hanfu, first of all, its workmanship should be different, the degree of delicacy is not the same, and the role is not the same.

Hanfu pipa sleeves should be worn by nobles, and ordinary people need to work, and it is very inconvenient to drag the big sleeves.

The traditional Chinese costume Hanfu pipa sleeves, such a design of the cuffs are not only beautiful, but also that you can put things in the sleeves.

There should be nothing very special about the Hanfu we see now, that is, it is just hot to wear, which is acceptable.

Pipa sleeves, as the name suggests, the shape of the sleeves resembles a pipa, and the lower end of the cuffs is gradually closed upward, and people in the Ming Dynasty wore Hanfu with pipa sleeves.

The Hanfu of the pipa sleeve is that its sleeves are particularly wide, like a pipa, and then the overall look is particularly beautiful. It seems that someone in the Ming Dynasty wore this kind of Hanfu.

This is a form of beauty, ancient clothes would not look good if it were not for this kind of sleeves, which is designed by people who like it, just like modern people like to wear suits.

A kind of Hanfu sleeve type, the pipa sleeve can be loaded into a lot of things will not be discovered, and the people of the Ming Dynasty like to wear the Hanfu with pipa sleeves.

This kind of clothing has a pocket inside the sleeve to put things, and it is a dress that only dignitaries can wear in ancient times.

Biwa sleeves, sleeve type used for deep coats. Its shape is a large sleeve and a small mouth, and the armpit is narrow, similar to a pipa, so it is called a pipa sleeve. Bipa sleeves for deep sleeves.

Its shape is large sleeves and small mouth, and narrow armpits. The shape resembles a pipa, hence the name pipa sleeve. The sleeve arm is drooping below the elbow like a cow's neck, round and wide.

The end of the sleeve is obviously narrowed, and the object is called"off"Because there are cuffs. The lute sleeves have a curved shape to facilitate the extension and flexion of the elbows, and the cuffs are tightened to facilitate daily activities.

<> sleeve arm below the elbow, like the neck of a cow drooping, round and wide. The end of the sleeve is obviously narrowed, and it is called a loss of clear ants"Peeling", which is due to the cuffs. The sleeve of the pipa sleeve is curved ,..

It is easy to extend and flex the elbows, and the cuffs are tightened for daily activities. Pipa sleeve was also called in the early (Han Dynasty)."Green Lake sleeves", modeled after the bag around the neck of a cow, made in the shape of a beard.

Pipa sleeves are generally used for the sleeves of Han clothing, such as deep clothes. The shape is generally made into small mouth and large sleeves, and the armpits are narrow, which looks like a pipa, hence the name pipa sleeves. The sleeves of the lute sleeves resemble the neck of a cow below the arms and elbows, and the drooping place is a relatively wide arc.

To the cuff part there is a noticeable shrinkage and the part is narrow ,..called"Loose", that is, the cuffs. The entire body of the lute sleeve is curved, which makes it easy for people's arms and elbows to be extended and bent.

The cuffs are tightened to make it easier for people to do things in their daily lives.

Do a detailed explanation of the problem and answer the problem in detail, I hope it will be helpful to everyone, if you have any questions, you can leave me a message in the comment area, you can talk to me more. Comment,If there's something wrong,You can also interact with me more,If you like the author,You can also follow me,Your like is the biggest help to me,Thank you.。 That's all for sharing, if you like me, please follow me.

This kind of clothing is characterized by large sleeves and small mouths, and this part of the armpit is relatively narrow and curved, and the shape of the sleeves is more like a lute. So Zheng Yan was bored and had the costume of pipa round stupid sleeves.

The cuffs are relatively large, and the shape of the cuffs is particularly like a lute, with some tightening under the armpits, which looks particularly beautiful and is very suitable for arm extension.

I've learned that usually the cuffs are very large. There are a wide variety of colors. Embroidery is not the same.

What to hold: a bottle of Coca-Cola, a bottle of Yakult, 3 oranges, a baguette, two bananas, a student card, a mobile phone, a key bag, a wallet, etc.

Pipa sleeve: 1. A kind of Hanfu sleeve type, which is mostly seen in Ming Hanfu.

2. Pipa sleeves are different from hanging beard sleeves, and the pipa sleeves of the Ming Dynasty are directly cut out of its shape, and then stitched, and the sleeve edge can be added or not traveled.

3. The sleeve shape of the hanging beard sleeve is like the piece of meat wrinkle hanging down the throat of the ox, and the scientific name is Hu, so this sleeve style is a very characteristic and special so-called hanging Lu Hu sleeve in the clothing of the Han Dynasty.

In fact, when it comes to the enjoyment of life, the Chinese people should have the most right to speak, from ancient times to the present, none of those inventions and creations are not better to save energy, facilitate homework, so as to make their lives easier. Just like in the mythological era, when we thought it was too hot for ten suns to hang in the sky, we not only shot down nine, but also wanted to take off the last sun to warm our hands, the ancients did not lack wisdom, blood, and flexibility. They were also trying to adapt to life better at that time.

Hanfu narrow sleeves and Hanfu narrow sleeves are a kind of flexibility, Hanfu narrow sleeves, may be the closest to our life of a sleeve type, after all, the reason why narrow sleeves were born is to facilitate travel and work, Song Shenkuo's "Mengxi Pen Story 1" has a record:"China's clothing, since the Northern Qi Dynasty, is all in Hu clothes. Narrow sleeves, short scarlet green coat, long boots, and a sash belt, all of which are bearded clothes.

Narrow sleeves are good for galloping, and short clothes are long, all of which are convenient for wading grass. "The meaning of the saying is: "The Central Plains is clothed, and since the Northern Song Dynasty, all Hu clothes have been used."

Narrow sleeves, red or green short blouses, long boots, and a belt of scarlet peiheng are all worn in Hu clothes. The narrow sleeves are good for shooting, and the short top is long and easy to cross the grass.

From this we can see the wisdom of the ancients, and the narrow blind mountain sleeve has the same effect of the sleeve type has another - arrow sleeve. As the name suggests, it is a sleeve-shaped style on clothing when archery. The difference with the narrow sleeve is that the cuff edge of the arrow sleeve is much longer than the narrow sleeve, and the arrow sleeve is a fusion with the characteristics of the northern national costume, because in the north of that era, the weather is cold all year round, and the wide and thick sleeve edge is easy to turn up, which is convenient for riding and shooting, and the sleeve edge can be kept warm.

Thousands of years later, from military uniforms, official uniforms to common people's uniforms, arrow sleeves have been widely spread and become a sleeve system of Hanfu.

The ancients' pursuit of their own clothing was not static, and it would change to a certain extent with the form of convenience and the current trend of social fashion, so why can't we, as thousands of years later, do this? China itself is a very tolerant nation, just like foreigners have not understood why we have 56 nationalities but are intimate like a family, so for them the unbelievable things are not a very surprising and ordinary thing, why can't this reflect our spirit of tolerance?

It depends.

The undergarment has two meanings, 1. Short top. 2. Blouse with waistband.

1. According to the explanation of the short jacket, I personally have not seen a short jacket with wide sleeves in the murals and cultural relics. Therefore, the wide-sleeved placket skirt is a short blouse, but it is not a Hanfu.

The actual placket wide sleeves are present in the caftan (the length of the shirt is over the knee). For example, the traditional large-sleeved shirt (the large-sleeved shirt bought and sold by the merchant is different from the traditional shape), so if it is a traditional large-sleeved shirt, the wide-sleeved placket exists, and the standard match is divided into three dynasties. Tang Songning.

Tang: Big-sleeved shirt chest-length (unearthed cultural relics are a piece of broken skirt), Song: Big-sleeved shirt Shirt Hundred Stacks Song Mo, Ming:

Large-sleeved shirt, bright round neck robe (official uniform), crossed collar, inner belt, main waist, horse face.

Traditional large-sleeved shirts have triangular pockets (霞帔帔 pockets).

2. If strictly speaking, the skirt is a blouse with a waist, then this can basically be judged to be the Jin system, that is, the style of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Unfortunately, during this period, there was no wide sleeve. Only wide sleeves, bell sleeves, draped sleeves, straight sleeves, and narrow sleeves.

Secondly, the Jin system... There is no placket. That is, the wide sleeve placket does not strictly belong to the Jin system.

Therefore, the wide-sleeved cardigan skirt does not belong to the traditional Hanfu, and can be a modern new form (I personally don't think it is Hanfu, of course, you can see it as a modern form of Hanfu, because there is no official unified standard for Hanfu!! I mean to judge whether it is a traditional form according to the unearthed cultural relics).