The Old Shanghai Qipao Is A Symbol Of Chinese Traditional Culture.

Cheongsam does not originate from

However, cheongsam was popular in Shanghai in two and 30s, swaying from Eileen Chang to the old Shanghai.

Eileen Chang used to describe the fashionable dress of women in Shanghai in 40s by wearing "Qipao, tassel shawls and dark patterns".

To customize the genuine traditional cheongsam, it must be in Shanghai, and the cheongsam master in Shanghai is also recognized as the best.

Cheongsam shows the unique style of Chinese women.

It is also a symbol of Chinese traditional culture, and she interprets the nudity of Chinese style in the way of being collected and dignified.

Then gradually the cheongsam was accepted by the West and gradually emerged in the fashion circles of Europe and America.

Look at the following Chinese and Western women wearing cheongsam, who has more charm and touch your heart.

The old Shanghai Qipao is a symbol of Chinese traditional culture.

The old Shanghai Qipao is a symbol of Chinese traditional culture.

The old Shanghai Qipao is a symbol of Chinese traditional culture.

Cheongsam, popular in 1920s, was born out of Manchu women in the Qing Dynasty.

It was stereotyped by Han women who were constantly improving their styles of absorbing western clothing in their clothing.

There is no such thing as a cheongsam that embodies the beauty and grace of women.

Like Maggie Cheung, dressed in Qipao in the movie "the mood of the times", more than 20 people do not know how many people have lost.