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Different from costumes of other countries, Chinese clothing features is very distinctive and with profound Chinese culture.Features of Traditio<\/em>nal Chinese ClothingBecause of relatively plain design and structure of traditio<\/em>nal Chinese clothing, embroidered edgings, decorated bands, draped cloth or silks, patterns on the shoulders, and sashes were often added as ornamentation. These varied designs came to be one of the unique features of traditio<\/em>nal Chinese dress.
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    Darker Colors<\/p>\n

Darker colors were much more favored than lighter o<\/em>nes in traditio<\/em>nal Chinese clothing so the main color of ceremo<\/em>nial clothing tended to be dark while bright, elaborate tapestry designs accented. Lighter colored clothing was worn more frequently by the common people for everyday use.
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    Colors and Seasons<\/p>\n

The Chinese associate certain colors with specific seasons: green represents spring, red symbolizes summer, white represents autumn, and black symbolizes winter. The Chinese are said to have a fully developed system of matching, coordinating, and co<\/em>ntrasting colors and shades of light and dark in apparel.
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    Red Color<\/p>\n

Red is favorite for most Chinese people since Red symbolizes good luck in traditio<\/em>nal mind. Chinese people prefer to wear in red when they are celebrating some im<\/em>portant festivals or events in their life, such as wedding ceremony.
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