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Qizhuang (Chinese: 旗裝; pinyin:
qízhuāng; lit. 'Banner dress'), also
known as
Manfu (Chinese: 滿服; pinyin: Mǎnfú; lit. 'Manchu clothes') and
commonly referred...
- gown, is a
Chinese dress worn by
women which takes inspiration from the
qizhuang, the
ethnic clothing of the
Manchu people.[better source needed] The cheongsam...
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dynasty in China. The Qing
official headwear typically forms of part of the
qizhuang system as
opposed to the
hanfu system and were
completely different from...
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Chinese identity as the
Heavenly Kingdom abhorred and
opposed the use of
qizhuang, with
Taiping leaders Yang
Xiaoqing and Xiao
Chaogui indicting the Manchu-Qing...
- a form of paofu,
Chinese robe,
which was
derived from the Qing
dynasty qizhuang, the
traditional dress of the
Manchu people,
which were worn by Manchu...
- (Chinese: 旗鞋; lit. 'Manchu shoes'),
Manchu shoes,
which forms part of the
Qizhuang, the
traditional attire of the
Manchu people.
Depending on its
styles of...
- onto the
surcoat of
officials in
Imperial China (decorating
hanfu and
qizhuang),
Korea (decorating the
gwanbok of the
Joseon dynasty), in Vietnam, and...
- worn
together with and over the
manshi changshan (滿式長衫) as part of the
Qizhuang.
Magua is at
waist length, with five disc
buttons on the
front and slightly...
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dedicated uniforms and
features of
Hakka fashion,
removing characteristics of
qizhuang such as the
matixiu or horse-hoof
cuffs and hats used by the Qing. The...
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deceased Han
Chinese men, and
performers in
Chinese theatres,: 6–7
While the
qizhuang was used in
dominant spaces (e.g.
ritual and
official locations), Hanfu...
