The Zhongshan suit, named after Sun Yat-sen, who designed and first wore it, holds significant political symbolism. As the leader of the anti-Qing r…[详细]

The Qing Dynasty required the Han Chinese men to adopt the Manchu hairstyle and attire, leading to the third major reformation of the traditional cl…[详细]

Fashions and tastes in the Tang Dynasty can be described as flamboyant, bold, and cosmopolitan, reflecting the cultural and economic prosperity of t…[详细]

Building on the clothing traditions of the Shang and Zhou dynasties, the Qin and Han dynasties further developed a comprehensive system of clothing …[详细]

The Majiayuan cemetery (4th century BCE to 3rd century BCE) in Gansu, China, revealed numerous artifacts with Persian cultural characteristics, such…[详细]

The Chinese nation, comprising multiple ethnic groups, has formed a profound sense of national identity over its long history. Several major integra…[详细]

In ancient China, the Grain in Ear solar term marked the seasonal transition that signaled the end of the blooming season, giving rise to the tradit…[详细]

By the late 18th century, Chinese silk and other goods accounted for 63% of Mexico’s total imports. According to Spanish scholar José Luis García…[详细]

In Li’s view, the term “theory” should be understood at broader level. He kept Hou’s words in mind and often said that the study of history shou…[详细]