The Regional Differences Of Tibetan Show Different Dress Culture.

Tibetan culture is the Chinese nation.

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The most basic features of the Tibetan dress are the fat waist, the long sleeve, the big flap, the right hand, the long skirt, and the dress.

Farmers in the central area of Lhasa usually wear white round necktie, a long gown with collar, cuffs and robes, with red, yellow and Blue Cross laced lace. The gown is slightly longer than the height of a person. When wearing, he ropes the robe short on the waist with a piece of ropes, so that the robe has just crossed the knees, forming a pocket at the waist to hold daily necessities. When going out, the robe can be used as quilt at night.

There are some differences between Tibetan clothing and farmers in the central area of Lhasa, especially women's clothing.

In summer, women wear sleeveless skirts in Lhasa. The choice of color and fabric is totally different from that of herdsmen and farmers.

People in Lhasa prefer to use fine fabrics such as silk, Serge and other fabrics to make up their clothes. They prefer to choose plain and elegant colors.

In recent years, more and more urban dwellers have been dressed in suits. Even the farmers in the suburbs of Lhasa are wearing less traditional clothes.

The herdsmen in the northern Tibetan pastoral area always wear fur robes all the year round.

The fur robe is smooth, and the front, back and cuffs are sewn with a large pattern.

In general, men's fur robes are relatively simple to handle. The women's Tibetan robes are more complicated. They should be decorated with many large ribbons and decorated at the back. They are black, red, green, purple and so on. Most of them are five to seven, and some of them are full of leather.

Women in northern Tibet are also used to braiding their hair into numerous plaits. Because it is cold in the north of Tibet, it is difficult for people to wash and comb their hair several times in a year or so. They also wear pine stones, agate, coral and amber directly into their plaits, which are hard to see in agricultural areas and towns.

The most typical feature of geotextile clothing in Southeast China is that both men and women wear "Valley rest", that is, wide sleeved robe.

The man's "Gu Xiu" is tied up from the waist, and the hem is no more than the knees.

"Gu Xiu" is mostly made of fur and fur.

The workers wear cap, and they especially like to wear a mulberry hat decorated with colored Satin from Shannan sonang Trin.

The boots of the workers are also very particular. There are two kinds of "knife" and "Japan bureau", which are worn by both men and women.

The "knife" is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower levels, and the "Japanese bureau" boots are only worn at festivals.

In the west, there is a popular fur lined robe in the area of Ali plain, which is fine and elegant.

The fabric of the kid's robe is mainly woollen cloth. The collar, sleeves and bottom are covered with water otter skin, and silk and satin are covered. This is more characteristic in the whole Tibetan area.

The most exquisite and unique clothing of Pu Lan is the "Peacock" dress of women, which is closely related to the nickname of the Peacock River.

Peacock Heyuan is like a peacock. It is a symbol of beauty and auspiciousness. In order to make peacocks beautiful and auspicious forever exist on this land, women's decorations imitate the peacocks and are vulgar nowadays.

The hat worn by women is called "MAH Ma". It is a cylindrical cap made of brown and blue colored thread. The bottom edge of the cap is cut off for braids. The earrings of women are made of corals and pearls and are about 15 centimeters long.

The unique hat and eardrop symbolize the crown of the peacock, and the back of the woman is "modified Ba", that is, the back apron. The "change bar" is made of pure white and smooth goat skin. The middle part is inlaid with a round blue pattern of blue and blue, which is the graceful wings of peacocks. The three fork at the bottom is the tail feather of the peacock.

Some of the "Ba Ba" leather clips are colourful with silks and silk. They are more extraordinary and graceful.

In short, due to the differences in natural conditions and modes of production, Tibetan costumes are rich and colorful, and there are many differences.

In some areas, there are great differences between counties and counties, between townships and townships.

At present, more than 200 types of clothing have been found, ranking the first among the ethnic minorities in China.