In fact, it is pronounced cháng/shang, which originally means skirt (worn by husbands and husbands). The extended meaning refers to the clothes worn by men and women. It usually refers to "clothes", which is also recorded in Li Chu Sao Ge.

form a word

First, the dress [ní cháng]?

1, clothes made of neon, refers to clothes worn by immortals.

2. The name of the music. It is the abbreviation of the court dance music "Colorful Feather" in the Tang Dynasty.

Yuan Yuanjue's poem "Floating Lake": "Ling Fei stays overnight in cold clothes, and plays the moonlight lightly." Xu Dishan's Flowers in Danger Nest: "Compared with other dance clothes, this material is just like the difference between the ghost skin at the bottom of the ice and the clothes at the bottom of the Heavenly Palace."

Second, the wind style [fü ng Chá ng]?

Tang Li and the poem "Su Xiaoxiao's Tomb": "Grass is like grass, pine is like a cover, wind is clothes, and water is clothes." Later, "windbreaker" refers to an erratic dress.