英文摘要 |
There have been a great number of literary classics and documents remarking on the costumes of the Tang Dynasty for centuries. However, most of them put their emphases on the costumes of the upper class while few talked about folk costumes. Among them, the dictionary of Dun-Huang manuscript“Su Wu Yao Ming Lin”can not only be served as a valuable material in education and language, but also an extremely good material that could actually reflect the folk costume culture of the Tang Dynasty.
The subjects of this study are vocabularies of costumes, including men's wear, women's wear, colored silks and silk clothing preserved in“Su Wu Yao Ming Lin”. This study firstly explains time and nature of“Su Wu Yao Ming Lin”, then collates and records the vocabularies of costumes. Further, this study aims at the following costume cultures and discusses them, which are the cultural blending of Hu and Han, the open ethos of women, the progress of aesthetic and the various dress materials. At the same time, this study would like to discuss the background formed by folk costume cultures in Dun-Huang area of the Tang Dynasty. This study expects to reappear the real appearance of the Tang Dynasty's folk costume cultures by this way, making up for the shortage of the folk costumes recorded in descendant literatures to highlight its important role and value of filling the gaps in the history of Chinese costume cultures. |