1. Clothing style: During this period, traditional Chinese clothing in China was gradually replaced by western clothing. Men began to wear suits, which became the main clothing of men in China. Women began to wear improved cheongsam. Although cheongsam first appeared in the late Qing Dynasty, it became popular from 19 10 to 1920.
2. Revolutionary costumes: During the Revolution of 1911, many revolutionaries wore military uniforms or uniforms. These clothes are usually dark with gold buttons and decorations. This kind of clothing symbolizes the revolutionary movement and resistance.
3. New Culture Movement: During the New Culture Movement, some young people began to improve their traditional costumes, hoping to get rid of the shackles of feudal morality. They advocate freedom, equality and individuality, and begin to wear looser and more comfortable clothes.
Generally speaking, during the period from 19 10 to 1920, China's clothing experienced changes such as the popularity of western-style clothing, the rise of cheongsam and the emergence of revolutionary clothing. The costumes of this period reflected the social changes and people's ideas at that time.