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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background: Chinese Tang suit, also known as Hanfu, is a general term for traditional clothing of the Han nationality in ancient China.

With its unique design, exquisite craftsmanship and rich cultural connotations, it has become one of the important symbols of traditional Chinese culture.

The design style of Tang suit is unique, characterized by looseness and comfort, emphasizing smooth lines and harmonious color matching.

In terms of style, there are many types such as long robes, horse jackets, and short skirts, among which the most representative is the long robe.

The long robe is divided into straight body and curved body, with wide sleeves, high collar, and a waist tied with a belt.

In addition, there is a style called "crossed lapels", where two pieces of fabric cross each other to form a V-shaped opening.

In terms of craftsmanship, Tang suit is made of natural fibers such as silk and cotton, which are soft and breathable.

In dyeing, traditional plant dyes such as indigo and madder are used to make the clothes show unique colors and luster.

In embroidery, Tang suit uses various techniques such as gold and silver thread embroidery and colored thread embroidery, with rich and varied patterns that convey both auspicious meanings and the beauty of nature.

The history of Tang suit can be traced back to around 270 BC during the Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period.

At that time, people wore simple clothes but began to pay attention to the beauty and practicality of their attire.

By the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), Tang suit gradually became the daily wear of royalty, nobles, and literati.

Over time, Tang suit gradually spread to the common people and became an important part of traditional Chinese culture.

Today, Tang suit has become a fashion trend, attracting more and more young people's attention and love.

Many designers incorporate modern elements into Tang suit, making it both traditional in flavor and fashionable.

At the same time, some brands have started to launch various styles of Tang suit products to meet the needs of different consumers.

In conclusion, Chinese Tang suit, as a traditional costume with a long history and rich cultural connotations, not only demonstrates the unique charm of the Chinese nation but also provides us with an opportunity to understand and inherit excellent traditional Chinese culture.