From left to right, there are the flag dresses of flag girls in the late Qing Dynasty and women's dresses made under the tops of Han women, the women's silk cheongsam popular in the 1930s, the mainstream clothes during the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s-green military uniforms and military cotton coats, and bell bottoms and jackets popular in China in the early 1980s.

Needless to say, influenced by Manchu costumes, cheongsam was all the rage at that time, and most of them were chosen by people with status.

In the 1960s, during the Cultural Revolution, due to the special cultural environment and historical background at that time, mainstream clothing became the mainstream clothing in society.

Later, in the early 1980s, with the pace of reform and opening up, China people's clothing began to absorb foreign elements. Bell bottoms and jackets were the most popular at that time.

In the past two years, with the rapid progress of society, the taste of clothing has also diversified. What Korean, Japanese, traditional, professional and so on, only you can't think of. There is nothing that modern people dare not wear. .