英文摘要 |
The ethnicity includes a large scope, from a tribe to a dynasty, each of which can be called a nation. In each ethnic special feature of Chinese dynasties, the costume and the patterns adequately reflect the ethnic style. From a variety of images containing the Manchu ethnic semantics as cultural symbols, these patterns give different and deeper symbolic pattern, ethnic institution, a symbol of rank or even racial characteristics through dynastic changes or ethnicity fusion, and the interpretation of various cultural backgrounds. The patterns of costume and other objects also form merging, expressing an ethnicity style by abstract or concrete style, and constitute the nation's cultural symbols of the Qing Dynasty. This study compares the Manchu patterns and the shape on the emperor's costume. The authors attempted to clarify the cultural differences among various dynasties in costume patterns. Through the investigation of ancient royal costumes, the situation changes in the patterns as well as symbolic meanings were analyzed. Further changes are summarized in the process of Manchu ethnic patterns used. The shape features in costume pattern create aggregate data on the form. |