Chapter 103: The Comer Is Not Good
The woman in front of her is not unbeautiful, her eyes are like apricots, her lips are red without dots, her eyebrows are not drawn, and she is wearing a dress that is completely out of tune with this era - a black and white paddy field coat with a long pleated skirt, no matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like a dressing style in this world.
The so-called pleated skirt, which was later called "pleated skirt", "densely pleated skirt" or "broken folded skirt", refers to a skirt with many fine, vertical folds. The skirt has a pleating distance of about 2 cm to 4 cm, with hundreds of pleats and thousands of pleats, which is beautiful and beautiful, but the production is more complicated.
In the Ming Dynasty, the skirt was often made of green face, with more than 20 pleats, colorful peach blossoms under the abdomen, and the modern skirt was wrinkled and dense, and the skirt was long and short, the long dragged the ground, and the short knee-length. In many countries around the world, it is also common for female students to have pleated skirts in their school uniforms.
This kind of skirt has a history of more than 1,700 years in ancient China.
According to the "Xijing Miscellaneous Records": "When the Western Han Dynasty became emperor, Zhao Feiyan was made the empress. Once, she wore a Yunying purple skirt and swam with the emperor in the Taiye Pool, and just as she was dancing to the sound of drums, a strong wind suddenly rose, and she was blown up by the wind like a swallow. Emperor Cheng hurriedly ordered his attendants to pull her skirt, and Feiyan was saved, but her skirt was pulled into many wrinkles. Emperor Han Cheng saw that the wrinkled skirt was more beautiful than when it was without wrinkles. Therefore, the skirts worn by the palace ladies in the future like to be folded into many wrinkles and creases, and this kind of skirt is called "Liuxian skirt". In modern times, it is called a "pleated skirt", because the pleats of the "pleated skirt" are regularly pleated in one direction.
The pleated skirt is made with exquisite craftsmanship, and the folds are fine and numerous, and some can reach more than 1,000 pleats. The skirt is straight vertically and elastic horizontally, and it is embroidered with colorful patterns. Pleated skirts are generally made of 16 to 26 meters of self-woven and self-dyed dark purple narrow homespun cloth. The skirt is made by laying the cloth on the grass or on top of a mat, spraying it with white water juice and then folding it into folds of uniform width. After that, spray the juice again and string it together with cotton thread to set it. This pleated skirt is composed of three parts: the head of the skirt, the body of the skirt, and the foot of the skirt.
Long pleated skirts are also known as floor-length pleated skirts. Long pleated skirts tend to give a gorgeous and unapproachable feel. The floor-length skirt is pleated and paired with a simple white shirt, showing maturity, atmosphere and elegance.
Paddy field clothes, also known as baijia clothes and bucket back coats[1], are made of various colored fragments of fabrics, and are named because the colors of the whole clothing are intertwined and shaped like paddy fields[2]. It first appeared in the Tang Dynasty and was mostly used to sew robes [3]. It was prevalent in the Ming and Qing dynasties [4].
At the beginning of the emergence of paddy field clothing, more attention was paid to symmetry, and all kinds of brocade fabrics were cut into rectangles in advance, and then arranged and sewn regularly. In the later stage, the material is different in size, different shapes, and rich in color, resembling patches. Its splicing form is very similar to the "Baijiayi" from the Qing Dynasty to modern times.
The origin of paddy field clothes is generally based on Li Yu's "Idle Love, Voice, and Uniform" in the Qing Dynasty: "Pushing the original beginning, it is not intentional, covering by the traitor who sews clothes, obviously for cutting, secretly making a piercing, stealing and hiding it paragraph by paragraph, and there is no way to get out, creating this system to sell its treachery." It tells the story of a tailor with a bad habit of stealing, every time he makes clothes for the customizer, he secretly hides some of the clothes, gathers more with less, and puts the scattered fabrics into a ready-to-wear garment, and sells it again, which is a kind of clothing formed over time. However, the time, background and reasons for the production of paddy field coats are not really recorded.
Another theory is that according to Tang Fan Deng's poem "Shape Jiangnan Jixia": "Tattoo into Lei Ze, robe to make paddy field"; Qing Qian Daxin's "Shijiazhai Xinlu Paddy Field Clothes": "Shizi uses the robe as the paddy field coat", etc., then taking the splicing technology of the paddy field coat as an opportunity, it is more reasonable to infer that the paddy field coat is transferred from the monk's robe, and the design inspiration comes from the robe worn by the monks, but the difference between the two is very big in terms of color, and the monk's robe is biased towards cyan. Gray tones such as earth yellow, the clothing of paddy field clothes is no longer limited to gray tones, but is made of scattered fabrics of different colors and materials, and the overall color blocks are intertwined with each other, independent of each other but form a whole, and the appearance is like a paddy field.
The record of paddy field clothes first appeared in the Tang Dynasty, and there are some verses in Tang poems that write about the style of paddy field clothes, such as: "The ancient temple of the cold forest at dusk, snowflakes fly all over the paddy field clothes" (Xiong Rudeng's "Sending Monks to the Mountains");
In the Tang Dynasty, paddy field clothing did not prevail due to the strict hierarchical dress system and fresh clothing color style.
However, in the Ming Dynasty, the rulers strongly advocated frugality and promulgated a large number of "benefiting farmers" policy, which laid an important social foundation for the popularity of paddy field clothing. Especially after the Ming Dynasty, the ban on various clothing was relaxed, and people began to seek personalization and colorfulness in the style and color of clothing. Historical records: Paddy Tianyi "unexpectedly people are tired of often liking strange, not only do not attack their disadvantages, but also follow the group". At the end of the Ming Dynasty, extravagance prevailed, and many nobles often did not hesitate to cut a complete brocade in order to make a paddy field coat.
Since the Ming Dynasty was a feudal autocratic dynasty, the color of clothing and clothing patterns were too specific.
According to the "History of the Ming Dynasty, Yufu Zhi": Men and women are not allowed to use yellow, and yellow is the emperor's special color. There are more restrictions on the color of women's clothing, and red and crow yellow are among the restrictions. Fun reading little books
In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, capitalist industries gradually emerged in the south, among which the textile industry developed rapidly.
According to historical records, Xinchang, Zhejiang, "Before Chenghua, civilians, rich or poor, all obeyed the national system, wore a flat scarf, and wore straight clothes." ...... Later, it gradually became extravagant,...... It is also a scarf and a colorful suit, and the children of the rich room or the unruly clothes". Some people gradually got rid of the shackles of the ban and began to encroach on the public clothes, and for a time bright and gorgeous costumes spread all over the alleys.
In the last years of Chongzhen, "the emperor ordered his prince and prince to wear green cloth cotton jackets, purple cloth flower robes, white cloth pants, blue cloth skirts, white cloth socks, green cloth shoes, and soap cloth towels to take refuge in people's clothing." This style of clothing is the most common common people's clothing and common clothing color matching.
The last years of Chongzhen is also the period when paddy field clothes are more prosperous, and the paddy field clothes "this system is not in the present, but in the last years of Chongzhen". Therefore, in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, various color styles appeared in paddy field clothing, mainly including purple, blue, cyan, peach and other color styles.
When Ji Qing saw that this woman was dressed like this, she would definitely not come to her for a date, and it seemed that she had already calculated that they would appear in this store at this moment to drink tofu brain, eat fritters and chat by the way.
Then it can only be said that this woman has already arranged everything, which naturally includes the reason why they were squeezed here by the crowd before...... It's the result of someone pushing behind it.
Then, Ling Hao didn't dare to underestimate the woman in front of him.
"Boss, check out. Wei Dan and Han Ling raised this issue very decisively.
"Eh, okay, three bowls of tofu brain, six fritters, three guest officers This is the first time to visit our store, give three of them a discount, only twelve gold. As soon as the boss heard that they were going to settle the bill, he immediately smiled and immediately reported the number.
"Here, farewell. ”
"Well, welcome next time. ”
I'll go, why are these two guys so unrighteous, I'm nervous now, these two guys actually paid the money and slipped away......
"Now, no one is bothering us, Master Ji Qing, can we go with the concubine?" the woman's eyes rolled, with an expression of "You will promise me".
"Okay then, I'll go with you......" Ji Qing also understood at this moment, this woman's strength may be stronger than him now.
Although you can get rid of her entanglement by shooting with all your might, hitting women is not my specialty.