In the ape-man period, people used skins and leaves to protect their bodies from the sun or the cold, which was the embryonic form of the most primitive clothing. In the Paleolithic Age, with the improvement of productivity, human clothes could be made freely according to their own needs, and at this time, clothing was in its infancy. The bone needle unearthed in Zhoukoudian cave 25,000 years ago is enough to prove that the Neanderthal period in Beijing was the origin period of China clothing. At that time, people had sewed clothes made of animal skin with bone needles, and made string ornaments with animal teeth, bone tubes and stone beads for dressing up. Later, a spinning wheel made of stone and pottery appeared, indicating that in addition to animal skins, human beings also use plant fibers to spin, which further developed the raw materials of clothes. During the period of fishing, hunting, animal husbandry and agriculture, the requirements and aesthetic concepts of beautification came into being. They not only pursue the fit of clothing styles, but also beautify all kinds of accessories outside the clothing itself.