Peony
The peony is a very common design for Chinese ladies garments. Chinese Peony likes more than 5000 years and is the most popular flower in China. Sun Peony chosen as the national flower of China. Peony symbolizes wealth and prosperity.
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Lotus
Chinese people - and others around the world - the love of the lotus. In Tibet even Lotus is a sacred flower. He is revered by the Tibetan people, as a symbol of purity and holiness. In Chinese culture, there is a myth about a fairy Lotus, an incredibly beautiful woman who was charming and always a helping hand to people. Lotus symbolizes beauty and purity of the lotus motifs and is often in Chinese clothing.
chrysanthemum
In Chinese culture, the chrysanthemum symbolizes longevity. Therefore Chrysanthemum is another frequently used motive on Chinese clothes for ladies.
Fish
In ancient Chinese culture the fish symbol of prosperity: The pronunciation of Chinese characters is appropriate sounds Yu and this is the same as well. Often the cause of fish in Chinese clothes to express his desire for a future full of prosperity.
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Dragon
The (male) dragon is a frequently used motive on clothes of Chinese people Mandarin. Dragon symbolizes Supreme Power . But not only the Chinese emperor wore dragon motives. He had certain rules regarding the use of this model: Outside of the head of the dragon marks the beginning of a tradition for the emperor’s favorite courtiers, and the dragon, who is facing the viewer.
Other noblemen and officials wore profile dragons.
Phoenix
The (female), Phoenix was a stimulus frequently used clothes of Chinese women in the imperial family. In fact, the Empress wore Dragon designs often and the Phoenix was the imperial concubines, wives of princes and princesses born. Other celebrities, such as female spouses of Dukes, Marquis, counts and senior and second stone was motivated pheasants. The Peacock was the motivation for women officers in the third and fourth quarters. The mandarin duck design was for a fifth of women employees. The paradise flycatcher has been used as a reason for the wives of the upper sixth and seventh. All these are symbols of beauty and purity.
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