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The Cultural Features of Hakka Costumes in Fujian

Gan Ying-jin

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This paper makes a comparative study of Hakka costumes,Hoklau costumes,and She costumes in styles,materials and colors as well as in women's downloading,hairstyles and foot-binding styles.Hakka costumes demonstrate a unique simple national identity,resembling She costumes in many aspects and differing with the Hoklau women costumes mainly in hairstyles and in the existence of bound feet.

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This paper makes a comparative study of Hakka costumes,Hoklau costumes,and She costumes in styles,materials and colors as well as in women's downloading,hairstyles and foot-binding styles.Hakka costumes demonstrate a unique simple national identity,resembling She costumes in many aspects and differing with the Hoklau women costumes mainly in hairstyles and in the existence of bound feet.

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This paper makes a comparative study of Hakka costumes,Hoklau costumes,and She costumes in styles,materials and colors as well as in women's downloading,hairstyles and foot-binding styles.Hakka costumes demonstrate a unique simple national identity,resembling She costumes in many aspects and differing with the Hoklau women costumes mainly in hairstyles and in the existence of bound feet.

Key concepts: Visual arts, Clothing, Art, History, Archaeology

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