How to Wear Hanfu: Origin of Mandarin Collar Shuling (豎領 立領)

The video explores the history and evolution of the Mandarin collar, tracing its origins from the Ming dynasty to its adaptation in the Qing dynasty. It highlights the clothing styles of Ming dynasty empresses and the transition of these styles into the Qing dynasty. The video also discusses the design and significance of Ming dynasty skirts and standing collar jackets, emphasizing their cultural and historical importance.

What is the common misconception about the origin of the Mandarin collar?

• It originated from the Qing dynasty.

• It was derived from Japanese clothing.

• It was first used in European fashion.

• It was a modern invention.

Which method was used to study the evolution of Ming dynasty clothing?

• Examining archaeological relics

• Interviewing historians

• Studying paintings of empresses

• Analyzing ancient texts

During which dynasty did the standing collar become a staple for women's wardrobes?

• Han dynasty

• Song dynasty

• Tang dynasty

• Ming dynasty

What was a significant change in Manchurian dresses during the Qing dynasty?

• They became shorter.

• They incorporated the Ming dynasty standing collar.

• They had no sleeves.

• They were made from silk.

What type of skirt is commonly associated with Ming dynasty ladies?

• Pencil skirt

• Pleated skirt

• Mini skirt

• A-line skirt

What is a notable feature of the standing collar outwear jacket?

• It is sleeveless.

• It has wide sleeves.

• It is made of wool.

• It has a middle seam representing righteousness.

What is the effect of a well-tailored standing collar on the appearance of the neck?

• It makes the neck appear longer.

• It has no effect on the neck's appearance.

• It makes the neck appear shorter.

• It makes the neck appear wider.