中国传统服饰与少数民族服饰关系（The relationship between Chinese traditional costume and ethnic costume）.docVIP

中国传统服饰与少数民族服饰关系（The relationship between Chinese traditional costume and ethnic costume） The relationship between Chinese traditional costume and ethnic costume China is a united multi-ethnic country, an ancient country with a long history and splendid culture. As an element of culture, clothing has made great contributions to the development of the Chinese nation. There are fifty-six nationalities in our country. And the dress of fifty-five minority nationalities, it is a wonderful flower in the kingdom of Chinese dress again, blooming this first act glorious. Minority dress is an important component of Chinese traditional costume culture, and it influences the development of Chinese traditional costume culture. The two complement each other and develop together. China is known as dress kingdom is a history of country clothing culture for thousands of years. Whether in the wild or in the ancient, modern social change rapidly, every nation is on their own history, culture, spirit, customs, religions and so on, written in her dress. In particular, the 55 ethnic minorities in China live in remote areas. For a long time in the state of natural economy, it is less influenced by foreign culture, so its unique style of clothing culture can be well preserved. The ethnic costumes process for the production of a wide variety of styles, special fabric texture, bright color, aesthetic and exquisite beyond compare it contains deep and solemn cultural connotation, become an independent school in the world. The splendid national culture created by Chinas ethnic minorities in the long course of historical development is a good reflection of their traditional costumes. The clothing of the minority nationalities is an organic part of the whole Chinese costume and embodies the talent and wisdom of the minority nationalities. The ideals and pursuits of a nation are the concrete embodiment of a nations aesthetics. It directly or indirectly reflects the common cognitive psychology, trad