Three Versions Of The Origin Of The Chinese Tunic Suit

< p > > a href= "http://admin.sjfzxm.com/admin/admin.htm" > Zhongshan dress < /a > is designed by Sun Zhongshan, the purpose of which is to provide modern Chinese with light work and social service.

Sun Zhongshan himself only explained why he promoted the Chinese tunic suit, but did not clearly explain his main inspiration. Here are three kinds of statements about the origin of the Chinese tunic suit.

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< p > the inspiration for Chinese tunic suits is most commonly heard from the overseas Chinese of Southeast Asia.

It pointed out that in 1902, Sun Zhongshan set up the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Youth League in Vietnam and commissioned the Hanoi Guangdong tailor Huang Longsheng to produce the first set of Chinese tunic suit.

Sun Zhongshan picked up the popular collar of the overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia to replace the stiff collar of the suit, and changed the three bags of < a href= "http://admin.sjfzxm.com/admin/admin.htm" > "/a" to four.

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< p > in addition, some people pointed out that the main reference of the Chinese tunic suit is from China.

The source is China, which says Guangdong's casual clothes and Ningbo casual clothes.

Both of them thought that Sun Zhongshan was based on Chinese local casual wear, including the hard collar and multi bag of the suit.

According to the textual research, it was pointed out in 1916 that Sun Zhongshan's tailor Wang Cai Yun of Ningbo (Rong Changxiang) cut out the first set of Chinese tunic suit.

The dictionary of Chinese culture and customs compromises the overseas Chinese of Southeast Asia and says China: "Sun Zhongshan, referring to the characteristics of Chinese underwear, absorbs the style of Chinese and Western style clothes of overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia. In line with the principles of health care, action and economy, it is a kind of a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "> clothing > /a > style designed by Huang Longsheng.

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"P", "overseas Chinese of Southeast Asia" and "China" all seem to have no intention of mentioning Japan's influence.

To be honest, what the Nanyang collar clothes, Guangdong a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp" > casual wear "/a", Ningbo casual wear and even suits are not very like Chinese tunic suits, and their relationship should not be too close.

Most of the suits are Japanese uniforms and Lu Jun Shi's uniform.

Sun Zhongshan and the revolutionary party held a very short time in Japan.

It is said that Sun Zhongshan commissioned Japanese overseas Chinese Zhang Fangcheng to design the sketch of the Chinese tunic suit, and then returned to Shanghai, and in the 1916 year, Wang was able to produce his fortune.

It is also said that in 1919, Sun Zhongshan changed the Japanese army uniform he wore to Shanghai's Henry clothing store into casual clothes and became the origin of the Chinese tunic suit.

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< p > according to the introduction of the eighth course "the revolution of 1911" (Appendix P39) in the compulsory education curriculum standard experimental textbook, the eight grade of Chinese history (the people's Education Press), the style reference of the Chinese tunic suit came from the student of Japan at that time, < A href= "http:// www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp" > the uniform < /a >, but now we can still see the similarities between them.

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