Clothes are worn every day, from ancient times to the present, but in ancient times, there were no buttons at first, just like what we saw on TV. The ancients always tied a cloth rope to their bodies, even though the clothes were firmly put on them. This situation was not changed until the appearance of buttons. The brass buttons inlaid with Redmi beads are hidden in the history of clothing development in China, but the buttons appeared relatively late. Before the Ming Dynasty, buttons were rarely seen in clothes unearthed from tombs, and almost all of them were "knotted belts", also called "knotted tassels". According to the records of Tianshui Iceberg in the Palace Museum, the buttons of clothes were gradually used at the end of16th century. However, in the late Ming dynasty, it was mainly used for formal clothes, and less for regular clothes. Buttons were not widely used until the Qing Dynasty. The small buttons are actually for the convenience of wearing, and they decorate the skirt well, gorgeous and beautiful. The buttons with light green are colorful and extremely gorgeous to wear on clothes. Buttons of Yellow Tourmaline in Qing Dynasty The buttons on Qing Dynasty clothes collected by the Palace Museum are mostly small round buttons made of copper, such as hazelnuts and beans. Folk basic use plain noodles, that is, the surface is smooth and grain-free, and large copper buttons, gold buttons and silver buttons are often used in the court. And buttons are often engraved or engraved with many decorative patterns, such as dragon patterns and phoenix patterns. There are many kinds of buttons in the Palace Museum, including single-row, double-row and three-row buttons. After dry finishing, the production technology of buttons becomes more and more complicated, and the buttons of clothes become more exquisite and made of various materials. It is worth mentioning that the clothes in the Qing Palace are luxurious and exquisite. Different materials are carefully cut, embroidered and sewn, and eventually become a very beautiful work of art. At the same time, each dress will have a practical and unique button. Buttons are mostly made of glass, coral, beeswax, tourmaline, jade, pearls, gold and silver. , can be said to be the ultimate luxury. When the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, there was a "nomadic wind" in China's clothing industry. No matter from which point of view, Manchu is a regime that has an indissoluble bond with buttons. Although buttons became ornaments of women's clothing in the Ming Dynasty, they were disdainful in the eyes of male literati. Zhu Zhiyu, a scholar in the Ming Dynasty, said in Zhu's "Talking with the Water" that "gold is a button, and the inlaid things are gorgeous, not the clothes of adults and husbands". Therefore, in the Ming Dynasty, buttons occupied half of the daily clothes, so the "easy-to-wear reform" in the Qing Dynasty was a sign that buttons entered the Han nationality in an all-round way. Before these extremely luxurious buttons came out, buckles had been matched with satisfactory clothes. Belt buckle is a kind of cloth buckle, which consists of belt buckle, pull ring and cloth strip. In fact, it is a small round knot used to fix clothes. In the Qing Dynasty, people often used gold, silver and jewels to make this little pimple. The original function of "strip" was to make buttons and loops and fix them on clothes, so the simple buttons in the early days were linear. Until later, the strips became longer and longer, and gradually there were loops. After seeing the buttons used by the ancient emperors in the Palace Museum, many people stared at them silently and found that they were too different from the ancient ones. From this, we can know that the ancient people's pursuit of beauty was also wireless. It is not easy to make so many gorgeous buttons by general technical means.