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Artistic & Historical Background:          Listen
The traditional Chinese Ming Dynasty widow's historical costume consists of a coat and a horse-face skirt, which together form a complete set of clothing.

This costume is famous for its exquisite craftsmanship, rich colors, and unique design, showcasing the charm and elegance of ancient Chinese culture.

The coat is made of red silk and embroidered with golden patterns, symbolizing wealth and status.

This color has special significance in Chinese culture, representing joy and good fortune.

The patterns on the coat usually depict elements of nature, such as flowers, birds, and animals, as well as heroic figures from myths and legends.

These patterns not only add beauty to the clothing but also convey a sense of harmony and balance.

The horse-face skirt is another important component of this costume, made of red silk and embroidered with golden floral patterns.

The design of the horse-face skirt is inspired by the story of Nuwa mending the sky in ancient Chinese mythology.

In the story, Nuwa used colorful stones to mend the sky, making it whole again.

The design of the horse-face skirt symbolizes the power and wisdom of women and their pursuit of beautiful things.

The historical background of this costume can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty, when Chinese society was in a prosperous period.

During this time, culture and art were greatly developed, and various art forms such as painting, sculpture, and architecture achieved brilliant achievements.

As part of the noble class at that time, this costume reflects the aesthetic concepts and social values of that era.

Today, this traditional Chinese Ming Dynasty widow's historical costume is still loved and respected by people.

It is not only a treasure of traditional Chinese culture but also an important part of the excellent cultural heritage of the Chinese nation.

By appreciating and studying this costume, we can better understand the customs, religious beliefs, and artistic styles of ancient Chinese society, thereby enhancing our understanding and appreciation of Chinese civilization.