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A Chinese style animation

Show the splendor of the Tang Dynasty

Recently, after the release of "30,000 Miles in Chang'an"

Aroused heated discussion among netizens

The film shows the charm of oriental aesthetics

Take the audience through thousands of years to experience the splendid Tang Dynasty

In addition to the Tang style and rhyme overflowing from the poems

A Study on the Patterns of Characters’ Costumes in Movies

It also shows the beauty of lines in the long history of China

Pattern

Simply put, it is a pattern

Ancient people used natural scenery as a source of inspiration

Through realistic, freehand, and deformed techniques

This has formed the traditional Chinese clothing, utensils, and architecture.

Beautifully crafted

Chinese traditional patterns have been passed down in an orderly manner since ancient times

Since the Neolithic period

Until today

Whether it is jade, lacquerware, clothing or architecture

They are all engraved with the unique beauty of traditional patterns

It can be said that

Patterns are the crystallization of our ancestors’ wisdom and aesthetics

It is also one of the codes of culture and inheritance.

Let's follow the patterns in the film

Experience this oriental romance that has been passed down for thousands of years

As early as the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the murals

The linked bead pattern appeared

In the Sui and Tang Dynasties

The linked bead pattern is a representative pattern.

It has become a theme pattern on various objects.

The round nest pattern first appeared in Tang Dynasty fabrics

It is a pattern of a new silk product

The overall effect of the cluster pattern is not only clear

The local details are also rich

Very aesthetic

Baoxiang pattern is a traditional auspicious pattern in China

It is endowed with auspicious and happy meanings by people.

The patterns of Baoxiang in different periods are different

The Baoxiang patterns of the Sui and Tang dynasties were fuller in shape.

Based on different natural flowers

Layered petals

Has a graceful and elegant beauty

The ball pattern usually appears in the form of a skeleton

It can be filled with floral, bird, animal and geometric patterns.

Rich layers and full picture

Grape pattern can be used as the main pattern for decoration

It can also be used as an auxiliary pattern in combination with the main bird and animal pattern.

It was introduced into the Central Plains along the Silk Road during the Han Dynasty.

Loved by people

And developed into a traditional Chinese auspicious pattern

Hunting patterns were very complex during the heyday of the Tang Dynasty

It is not only a pattern that reflects the social activities and aesthetic tastes of the time.

It is also a product of the integration of foreign cultures.

Early linked beads had only one animal in the nest

Large and powerful

After that, they appeared more in pairs.

The shape is also more lively and cute

The flowers and plants are mostly curly and rounded

It shows the natural beauty of plants swaying in the wind

It also expresses praise for the tenacious life.

The flower and leaf pattern was widely popular in the Tang Dynasty, and the branches and leaves were thick and full.

The overall structure is smooth, complex, gorgeous and full of vitality

It reflects the gorgeous style of Tang Dynasty arts and crafts.

After years of baptism

Chinese patterns have formed a unique artistic style

It is a witness to the long-standing culture of the Chinese nation.

Its engraved aesthetic memory

Through the long river of history

Still shining

Source: Xinhua News Agency WeChat Official Account

Planning: Qi Huijie

Producer: Song Junyi and Hu Guoxiang

Final judge: Yu Weiya

Co-ordinator: Wang Jingjing

Reporter: Wu Sisi

Design: Bai Ze Wang Yuxuan

Editor: Tang Haochen Zong Shijie

Academic guidance: Huang Qingsui, founder of Wenzang China and expert on Chinese patterns

The pattern pictures come from Wenzang