- : 27 In a
broad sense,
ruqun can
include the
shanqun (Chinese: 衫裙) and
aoqun (simplified Chinese: 袄裙;
traditional Chinese: 襖裙) in its definition.: 48–50 : 47–50...
- such as the
ruqun (an upper-body
garment with a long
outer skirt), the
aoqun (an upper-body
garment with a long underskirt), the
beizi and the shenyi...
-
became a
national dress of the
Republic of China,: 277
along with the
aoqun, a
traditional clothing attire of the Han
Chinese women. It was eventually...
- The
Xiuhefu is a
modern recreation version of the Qing
dynasty wedding aoqun, a form of Hanfu,
which was worn by the Han
Chinese women,
composed of a...
- Han Chinese's
women aoqun, Qing dynasty...
- Han
women continued to the wear the
hanfu predominantly in the
style of
aoqun. The
traditional Chinese Hanfu-style of
clothing for men was
gradually replaced...
-
clothing known as
Wenming xinzhuang (文明新裝)
which had to
continue the
wearing aoqun tradition of the late Qing
dynasty and did not
break women dressing in yichang:...
-
became a
defining characteristics of the long
jacket worn with a long
skirt (
aoqun) or worn with
trousers (shanku) for the Han
women and it
continued to remain...
-
precursor of the ao. When
paired with a skirt, the chang-ao
forms a
style of
aoqun (i.e.
jacket worn over a skirt). This set of
attire is worn as a formal...
-
Xiuhefu can be
traced back to the Qing
dynasty where a Qing dynasty-style
aoqun,
consisted of
liling dajin changao and a mamianqun, was worn as a form of...
