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The Whole Tang Poetry Shows The People'S Clothing Image In The Tang Dynasty.

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Tang Dynasty Costume

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Complete Poetry of the Tang

In the poem, it is understood that because of politics at that time,

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Very open, so

Tang dynasty

The costumes people wear are also colorful.

For example, the women in the Tang Dynasty wore a skirt, the collar of the coat was very large, the waist of the skirt was very high, and the breasts were exposed. This kind of wearing effect was short. It is common to see the breast cleavage on the breast. This is a rare way of dressing and dressing in the history of Chinese clothing. It shows the beauty of the natural health of the girl in the Tang Dynasty, even though it is bold and open to us today.

Such as Shen Yazhi's "zhe Zhi dance Fu": "the difference between Jin and Hua Nong, waiting for the end song and thin side."

Xue Neng's "zhe Zhi Ci": "sudden break and urge to swaying, Luo shirt - off shoulder."

The description of these poems makes us feel how vigorous the women's costumes are in the Tang Dynasty.

　　更有些诗人们对如上描写似乎还不过瘾，于是便在“胸”上大做文章，造出了一些大胆的“胸词”，尤其以“雪胸”居多‘仅见于《全唐诗》的就有几十处，如“胸前瑞雪灯斜照”(李群玉《同郑相并歌妓小饮戏赠》)，“半露胸如雪”(自居易《吴宫辞》)、·胸前如雪脸如莲”(欧阳炯《南乡子》其五)’另有“玉胸”，如“脸似芙蓉胸似玉”(自居易《上阳白发人》)，“粉胸”，如“粉胸绵手半莲香”(崔珏《有赠》)、“粉胸水掩凝晴雪”(方干《赠美人四首》其一)、“行去包香坠粉胸"《需尚书筵中咏红手帕》，还有“酥胸”，如“半胸酥嫩自云绕”(李洞《赠庞烁师》)、“绣罗红嫩抹酥聃”(毛熙震《浣溪沙》其四)。

There is also "powder guess", such as "Cui Mei half will cover up powder" (Sun Guangxian "Huan Xi Sha" its six).

The powder is white and tender.

In the Tang Dynasty, women were indeed naked, ladies dressed, and singing girls. Perhaps, in the eyes of the Tang people, this kind of exposure is a natural and healthy beauty.

Tang poetry is the peak of the development of Chinese poetry. The 1 costumes of the Tang Dynasty are also the most brilliant one in the history of Chinese costumes.

Therefore, the "clothing description" in the Tang Dynasty is intended to show the people's clothing image in the Tang Dynasty with the complete Tang poetry and the complete Tang poetry supplement (all the Zhonghua Book Edition) as the original version (including the five pronouns in the Southern Tang Dynasty).