China ASEAN Costumes Show Is On The Stage

As an important item of Asian Arts and Culture Festival, "China --

The exhibition will focus on the development and achievements of Chinese and ASEAN countries' costumes, and display the modern clothing design and traditional crafts of various countries through fashion show, so as to weave a world blend.

The China ASEAN costumes show, a collection of Chinese traditional costumes, some Chinese ethnic costumes and 10 ASEAN costumes and costumes, appeared on the same stage and echoed each other. The 10 costumes and costumes of China and ASEAN are beautiful, beautiful and United.

ASEAN is the "association of Southeast Asian Nations", including Brunei, Kampuchea, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Burma, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and other 10 countries.

In January 1, 2010, the China ASEAN free trade area was officially launched.

After the completion of the FTA, trade between ASEAN and China accounts for 13% of world trade. It has become a huge economy covering 11 countries, 1 billion 900 million people and GDP at 6 trillion US dollars.

Overview of China and ASEAN ten countries' clothing and costumes

[China]

Chinese silk is not only an important part of clothing culture, but also a link and symbol of friendship.

The maritime and land-based silk road has linked China to the rest of the world since ancient times.

The silk theme in China's exhibition area is a double display of culture and friendship.

The traditional costumes of Chinese costumes began with Huang Di, and the clothes and accessories were established in Zhou Dai.

The clothing of Xia Shang Zhou laid a foundation for Chinese dress and had far-reaching influence.

Hu Fu riding in the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period verified the openness and integration of the Chinese nation. The traditional official costume system was established in the Han Dynasty, and the merits of the Wei, Jin and Northern and Southern Dynasties were shared. The Sui and Tang Dynasties inherited the preceding and the following, and the characteristics of the Liao, Jin and Yuan nationalities were outstanding.

Brunei

Brunei Malay men usually wear "Ba ru" on weekdays, while the lower ones are surrounded by "sand cages".

Malaysian women usually wear long sleeves with long sleeves and scarves.

[Kampuchea]

The main national Khmer man wore a straight shirt with no collar and wore a cotton covered basket.

Women with tight waist and waist short jacket, women under the traditional black "slam", called loose.

[Indonesia]

The traditional Indonesian dress is called Bardic (batik), which is made of silk or cotton cloth with bright colors and beautiful patterns.

Women's jackets are usually long and spacious, with long sleeves and no collar, with large brass buttons.

Laos]

Laos, the main ethnic group of the Lao nationality, has a national costume of men and women, wearing no collar T-shirt, wearing sand cage trousers or long legs and wide legs.

[Malaysia]

Malay men and women traditional dresses: men wear no collar coat, trousers, short waist cage, head wearing "Song Valley" bonnet, feet leather shoes.

The ladies' dress is also a jacket and a cage, with a single scarlet scarf.

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[Burma]

In addition to children, Burma, men, women, old and young, are surrounded by a kind of cage type lower garment.

Wearing a male base is called cage base, which is called "Temin" on women.

[Philippines]

The Philippines man's national costume is called Baron, which is a pparent silk shirt.

The women's national costume is a round sleeved short sleeved dress, with two sleeves straight and two shoulders high, just like a butterfly's wings, so it's also called "butterfly suit".

[Singapore]

Singapore's own traditional costume is Nangai, representing the combination of Malay and Chinese. It embodies the tolerance and integration of various cultures and races, and shows the characteristics of Singapore.

[Thailand]

The traditional ethnic costume of Thai men is called "tripping tail", "cage" and "farmer's" cage.

The skirt is the traditional dress of Thailand women.

[Vietnam]

Long gown is the traditional costume of Vietnamese national costume. Vietnamese girl wearing long gown and wearing a pointed hat is one of the symbols of her national identity.