Beijing costume

Beijing costume

Jing Men generally wear knee length clothes, open chest waist, narrow sleeves. For women, they wear diamond shaped breast covering cloth inside and a short jacket with no collar and a pair of lapels outside. The body is tight and the sleeves are narrow. They wear long trousers with wide legs, mostly black or brown. When you go out, wear a light cheongsam style long coat. Women like to dye their teeth black and tie a "chopping block bun". The most distinctive decoration of the Jing nationality is their bamboo hat.

Development history

In ancient times, the Jing people in Vietnam wore all kinds of Hooded clothes and long skirts. In the middle ages, civilians wore brown cloth and officials wore blue Ge. After the 15th century, the rich usually wore jinluoshage, red robes when they participated in sacrifications and banquets, brown or black cloth clothes for officials, blue clothes for officials, and thick cloth clothes for common people. After the French entered Vietnam, the clothes of the common people began to change greatly. Women wore knotty jackets and trousers. Women in narrow suits and modern gowns enter Vietnam. Vietnamese women's robes can be said to be Vietnamese women's national clothing. The upper body is girdled and the body is protruding, which makes the women appear a lot of posture. The lower hem is extended, and the right is opened to the waist, which is convenient for activities. In particular, when Vietnamese women wear long gowns, they also wear a pair of black or white trousers with wide legs to mop the floor. Vietnamese women like to wear necklaces, handcuffs and rings. They often wear shawls and long hair, or use hairpins to tie them behind their heads.