-
overlapping collars at the
front which closed on the
right or left sides),
duijin, yuanling, liling, fangling, tanling. Some
forms of
collars were indigenous...
- new type of gown
which had
equal front pieces which were straight,
called duijin,
instead of
jiaoling collar and was
fastened with a string; it was also...
-
collar (and its derivative, the
Mandarin collar)
along with a
variety of
duijin yi (upper
garment with
central front closure)
which uses the frog on the...
-
styles can be
found with a
front central opening which can be
referred as
duijin (对领) or
zhiling (直领). The ru can also be
classified as
jiaolingyouren when...
-
common style of
aoqun attire in the Ming
dynasty consisting a knee-length,
duijin shan (Chinese: 对襟衫) over a
pleated skirt.: 54–55
Styles of
pleats used...
-
forms of
banbi are
generally classified based on
their collar shapes: e.g.
duijin (Chinese: 对襟)
which is
straight or
parallel in shape;
jiaoling (Chinese:...
- diverse.
Qixiong ruqun is
divided into two kinds:
Duijin qixiong ruqun (parallel
collar type) -
Duijin qixiong ruqun was and is
generally more
widely used...
-
seams at the sides. It has a parallel/straight-collar (Chinese: 對襟; pinyin:
duijin); i.e.
there is a pair of
disconnected foreparts which were
parallel to...
- Chen
Weijian as
Huang Changman Li
Qinning as
Xiaoju Wang
Yongyou as
Huang Duijin Lin Wen'an as Lim Boon Keng
Huang Zhiguang as Yama****a
Tomoyuki Guan Xuemei...
- Village,
Yangqiao Village, Dayu Village, Xians**** Village,
Yangping Village,
Duijin Village,
Datang Village,
Qipan Village,
Xinjian Village,
Fushi Village,...
