The ancients had long hems of their clothes, and they weren t afraid of getting dirty?

In modern society, people's pace of life is very fast, so many of our things now like to simplify it to save time and energy, and the same is true for dressing. It's definitely inconvenient. Therefore, we like to wear clothes as simple and elegant as possible, without bringing a sense of drag to ourselves or others.

In fact, there is another reason for the development and progress of civilization, as well as the impact of globalization. We not only have to wear clothes simply, but also pay attention to collocation, to wear a sense of fashion, so compared with modern times, we often think about a question, did the ancients wear clothes for so long without fear of dragging on the ground and getting dirty? Actually, the reason is very simple.

Through the film and television works of ancient costumes, we see that the clothes of the ancients of many dynasties are very long, especially in the Han Dynasty, many people's clothes are dragged on the ground, and when we see it, there will indeed be questions about whether it will be dirty, the answer is of course yes, but in fact, things are not so simple.

In fact, in the Zhou Dynasty, there has been a long robe of clothing, but everyone knows that the hierarchy of the Zhou Dynasty is very strict, so strict that even the length of the clothes will be regulated, so the length of the clothes of different levels of people is not the same, the longer the clothes represent the higher the level, on the contrary, the lower the level, the shorter the clothes, so that the grade difference between the two people can be more intuitively seen, not only in length, but also in the color of the clothes and the workmanship can be shown, naturally the more colors and the better the workmanship, the higher the level. If a person of lower rank wears clothes that do not conform to his status, he will definitely be punished. As a result, this system has been passed down to the public.

Although the basic system was inherited by later dynasties, they also had some improvements in clothing. For example, the costumes of the Han Dynasty will be slightly different from the costumes of the Tang Dynasty, and the costumes of the Ming Dynasty will be very different from those of the Tang Dynasty. But in the common people's class, almost no one wore robes to the streets.

Because the longer the clothes, the more fabric, the more expensive the price, and the second is that ordinary people cannot wear robes. Not to mention mopping the ground, that's very arrogant, just see you at the government!

As for those who wear long robes, they are either rich or expensive, and these people's homes must be deep mansions, and there are more servants than masters, and they will clean the house spotlessly every day, and there is no need to worry about the hygiene in the palace, so even if these people wear long skirts and long shirts, they will not be afraid of getting dirty at all. Even if there is a dirty place, it is the hem of the clothes that people carry their clothes.

Of course, they are not afraid of getting dirty, people with long hems are usually from some rich and noble families, they don't wash their own clothes, and of course they are not afraid of getting dirty.

I think in ancient times, their clothes were not soiled, because many times in ancient times they were not like now, many people would pay attention to their clothes, and when their clothes were dirty, they would change them in time.

In ancient times, people should not be afraid to get their clothes dirty, because they all had servants who would help them wash their clothes.

China's culture was preserved for five years and went through more than 400 emperors. In the course of 5,000 years of evolution, a great Chinese nation was born. China has a long history and culture.

Even a person's clothes are thousands of years old. I believe that in some court dramas, many people can see the clothes of the ancients.

In fact, many people doubt whether the clothes of ancient people were not afraid of being dirty or troublesome to wear. In fact, the dress system was only regulated in the Zhou Dynasty. After a long period of evolution, six types of clothing were formed, namely Shenfu, Hufu, Ru Skirt, Tang Fu, Cheongsam and Horse Jacket.

Fu originated in the pre-Qin Dynasty "Rites and Records of Yuzao" year. According to records, the deep coat was the casual clothing of the ancient rulers and one of the earliest clothing in China. Broadly speaking, Shenfu inherited the characteristics of all Han costumes.

It is also about the costumes of the Han Dynasty, and the "deep clothing system" was formulated. In terms of clothing, the Han Dynasty had clear legal provisions.

This name is a relative of Hu. Khufu was a member of the Chinese Calendar who entered China after the cavalry reform of Fu and Zhao Wuling. He was also one of the earliest pioneers of China's clothing reform. Because Khufu was light and strong, and he was good at riding and shooting, it was not until the Tang Dynasty that Khufu was widely spread in the army.

The waist skirt is also a type of Han costume. It is a short skirt that fits the upper body. This is a typical "top-under-petticoat" garment system.

Tunic skirts originated during the Warring States period and spread to the Qing Dynasty. Tang costumes, cheongsams and horse coats are actually clothes specially designed for the Chinese. The Tang costume is designed according to the horse coat.

However, Tang costumes are said to be made of Tang costumes and Hanfu. Cheongsam is a modern product. The cheongsam does not have many legal provisions. The other five pieces of clothing are different. The deep coat system was also mentioned earlier. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Emperor Wen of Sui put the sun, moon and stars on the costumes of the twelve chapters.

In feudal society, the ancients believed in the five elements of yin and yang. They believe that green, red, white, black, and yellow are the "five positive colors". Yellow was the color of the emperor. Civilians can only wear green clothes. As the saying goes, in addition to the color, the length of clothes also has different systems.

Like some civilians, they basically wear dark blue clothes, which is the most basic fine costume. This kind of costume has a single style and is not too long, so there is no such thing as "soiling the ground". As for the women of the official family, they don't even have to worry about wearing robes.

Because the robe was formal attire, the ancient people only wore the robe on large occasions. Generally, they also wear casual clothes when they go out. In TV dramas, if you shoot folk scenes, you basically wear dark clothes and casual clothes. It is said that the people on the street did not wear robes.

I have to say that the ancients had regulations in all aspects, even the most ordinary clothing, because China is a country of etiquette, and clothing can better reflect etiquette.

Why did the ancients wear such long clothes? It's all mopped, aren't you afraid of getting dirty?