In the early Han Dynasty, all the dresses were in the form of deep clothes, the queen's sacrificial clothes were embroidered with soap, the silkworm clothes were light green dresses in Tsing Yi, and the lady's silkworm-helping clothes were light green. In the first year of Jin Yuankang, the "silkworm clothing" was changed to pure green, which was thought to be permanent. Jin Yongjia's purse is a women's dress, which was a "Zen dress" in the Southern Dynasties and a "long skirt" along the Han customs. From the Wei and Jin Dynasties to the Northern Dynasties in the north, the robes were short and narrow, and the skirts and chests were long and mopping the floor. For the "frugal" style. Female officials and ladies use "robes", and some ladies drag their skirts four or five feet. Maids and maids use "short clothes", big sleeves only reaching the waist, "long skirts" and feet, and "long belts" to tie the waist. "Deep clothes" spread to Jin and became "slim". The hem is cut into a triangle, and the upper width and the lower tip layer overlap, which is called "stretching". In the apron, a long belt is called "fiber", which floats when walking and the skirt is dancing. This is the ability of "small flowers". In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the long belt was removed and the sharp angle was lengthened, which was called "miscellaneous hanging cloud" type. "Robe" is a kind of long lapel, narrow sleeve and crossed collar. From the Jin Dynasty to the Northern Dynasty, it was popular among ordinary women in past dynasties, and there were many forms such as "small shirt" and "short shirt". Tradition is that the right hand sleeve takes off the coat, while fashion is that the left hand sleeve is narrow. The new style is also closed collar, straight front, tight waist, wide sleeves and wide edges. Light color means "regular service". Some are also decorated with sleeves, or "clothes" of women of brotherly nationalities. The length of the "robe" is slightly shorter in the south. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, the sleeves were narrow.