1. In the late Paleolithic period, people already knew how to sew clothes, and bone needles were found in the remains of the Neanderthal culture in Zhoukoudian. By the end of the Neolithic Age, people of different regions and nationalities had different clothing styles.

2. Hanfu in Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties didn't really exist. According to the jade articles and stone statues unearthed from Houjiazhuang Tomb and Muhao Tomb in Anyang, it can be known that the nobles in Shang Dynasty wore collar clothes, a gentry belt around their waist, a petticoat under them, and a city (covering their knees) in front of their abdomen.

3. Clothing of the Han nationality: After the Qing soldiers moved to Beijing in the early Qing Dynasty, in order to force the people to submit, the national oppression was harsh, and soon there was a decree to change clothes, especially for the people in the south. From the analysis of the paintings in Ming and Qing Dynasties, although the officials and people in positions were well-equipped, the ordinary costumes of women's wild elders and civilian workers and peasants were similar to those in Ming Dynasty, and there was no significant difference.

Kangxi was a court painter at that time. When making this painting, the production technology was partly influenced by Lou Rui's farming and weaving map, but the clothes of farmers and farmhouses were mostly based on the real life of Tianjia in Jiangsu and Zhejiang rich areas. Clothes are similar to those of farmers in the south of the Yangtze River in the late Ming Dynasty, but men often wear a vertebral bun on their heads. There are not many mesh towels and melon seeds hats wrapped in Ming towels, but there are no long petals. Women's clothing changes little. Scarves are often tied behind men's and women's clothes, and the image of working people in the late Ming Dynasty is a common symbol.