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On the Aesthetic Mentality of the Chinese Ancient Costume

Dong Li

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The rich and colorful Chinese costume culture, which filters into Chinese emotions, customs, aesthetic sentiments, moral habits and social systems, has not only become an outstanding external national symbol, but also developed into a common cultural habit and finally formed the specific costume-aesthetics mentality of Chinese people.

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The rich and colorful Chinese costume culture, which filters into Chinese emotions, customs, aesthetic sentiments, moral habits and social systems, has not only become an outstanding external national symbol, but also developed into a common cultural habit and finally formed the specific costume-aesthetics mentality of Chinese people.

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The rich and colorful Chinese costume culture, which filters into Chinese emotions, customs, aesthetic sentiments, moral habits and social systems, has not only become an outstanding external national symbol, but also developed into a common cultural habit and finally formed the specific costume-aesthetics mentality of Chinese people.

Key concepts: Symbol (formal), Aesthetics, Costume design, Habit, Chinese culture, Art, China, Sociology

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