Clothing And Media: The Derivation Of Hu Clothing (3)

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And so on, but once it enters the Central Plains, it is out of place.

In the Tang Dynasty, when the emperor was in charge of the Imperial Palace, he was surrounded by Jinle boots.

Li Bai's "wine to drink" poem says: "no Ji fifteen fine horse pack, indigo thrush brocade boots."

It can be seen that the boots of the Tang Dynasty are made of brocade.

The silk weaving technology of the Central Plains has been going on for thousands of years since the beginning of the period. The texture, varieties, colors and patterns are all excellent, and the use of brocade boots is the best way to meet the needs of Tang Dynasty.

According to the Chinese ancient and modern notes, "to Ma Zhou, Chang Han was killed, and the tapetries and tapetries were applied to the palace for the purpose of riding.

The military and civil servants are brackish.

To Zhenguan three years, the branch of the Western Kingdom entered the Wei Wei short boots, the imperial service department distributed to the divisions; to the two year of the Da Li, the palace man's boots were waiting.

This paragraph shows that Hu boots were originally of high rank. Ma Zhou, in order to adapt himself to the needs of the Central Plains, changed his boots to low unification, and felt at the bottom of the boots to facilitate the wearing of the shoes into the palace.