On The Cultural Characteristics Of The Buyi Nationality In China'S Ethnic Minorities

< p > < a href= > http://baike.baidu.com/view/4041.htm > Buyi < /a > is an indigenous inhabitant in the southeast of Yunnan Guizhou Plateau.

The Buyi Nationality is related to ancient "colleagues", "Baiyue" and "Bai Pu".

The history of the Tang Dynasty was called "Southwest man". After the song and Yuan Dynasties, it was called "fan" and "Zhong Jia man". Ming and Qing Dynasties were called "Zhong man". After the founding of new China, they were called Buyi people.

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< p > < a href= > http://baike.baidu.com/view/275736.htm > Buyi dress < /a > as a material cultural phenomenon, its emergence and change are always compatible with the economic development of the society.

Since ancient times, the Buyi people live in China's southern Pan River, Red River Basin and tributaries.

The topography of the Buyi Nationality area is complex, and the high mountain dangerous area is the natural barrier of every Buyi Nationality area. Buyi Nationality is developed from ancient Yue people.

The costumes generally retain their ancient characteristics. The old Tang Dynasty Xi Nan man contains: Men's left, hair, and Vamping.

There are two women in a row, wearing the same thread and wearing the same skirt.

The traditional dress of the Buyi Nationality is men's clothing, women's dress, women's clothing and skirts are decorated with batik, clothing and embroidery patterns.

Because the Buyi people live in tropical areas, the climate is hot and warm, and this loose dress is in line with the climate characteristics.

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< p > Buyi people live in Pingba or near river valleys. Men and women like to wear blue, green, black, white and so on.

The young men have a lot of headscarves, wearing short clothes (or big cardigan) and trousers.

Most elderly people wear breasted jacket or gown.

Women's clothing varies from place to place. Some wear right gown skirts, trousers or pleats skirts, and silver bracelets, earrings, necklaces and other jewelry.

Some like to embroider flowers on clothing, others like to use white towels in Baotou.

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< p > Buyi girls have the spirit of making batik since their childhood. Most of the costumes they wear are hand sewn, well fitted, simple and elegant.

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< p > Buyi's < a href= "http://baike.baidu.com/view/70307.htm" > dress > /a > has its own characteristics.

Most of the costumes are green, blue and white.

Men's clothing styles are basically the same everywhere. They include many head pads, two kinds of stripes and pure green. The clothes are breasted jacket, usually white or blue, trousers are trousers, old people wear big sleeves, short sleeves or green and blue long gown, and wear stockings on their feet.

The modern Buyi women's clothes vary from place to place. Women wear big skirts and short skirts, and some have long pleated skirts.

In the area of the Buyi mountain, where the Buyi people live, the girl likes to wear a shorts, a satin belt, a brocade head, and a braid with a shawl, a brocade pattern and a number of plaits on the forehead, and trousers and embroidered shoes.

Young women wear batik pleated skirts, slant skirts, embroidered plates and shoulders, embroidering two rows of small square semi circular patterns along their shoulders, embroidered with brocade on each side of the neckline, brocade on the sides, brocade in the middle of the sleeves, batik in the upper and lower two sections, brocade around one inch, embroidered flowers or tapestry long sleeves on the chest, light colored Satin waistbands, brocade scarves, and a bunch of colored lines hanging around the ears.

The headwear of married person is "more examination", made of bamboo shoot shell and cloth, like a dustpan, and the front circle rear moment.

When a grand festival or banquet is held, women still like to wear various kinds of earrings, rings, collars, hairpins and bracelets.

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< p > understand the characteristics of the Buyi dress, Xiaobian will continue to introduce the costumes of other ethnic minorities in China.

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