Why are Tibetan traditional costumes robes?

China's traditional culture contains the unique charm of different nationalities, whether Han, Zhuang, Uygur, etc. Everyone has their own unique culture. Besides traditional customs, well-known Tibetans on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau also attract people's attention with their traditional costumes? As the most common costume of Tibetan people, Tibetan robes are characterized by fat waist and long sleeves. But why are their traditional costumes such unique robes? The reason for this is the following：

First of all, Tibetan robes have adapted to their daily life. As a nation living on high mountains, the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau has a large climate gap and a large temperature difference between day and night. The burning sun in the daytime began to blow the cold wind at night, but as nomads, they chose Tibetan robes for the convenience of hunting and work. Tibetan robes are big and fat, just like mother kangaroo's pocket, which is convenient for people to put something on their chests and even take their children with them. On a cold night, you can untie the Tibetan robe and spread it on the ground. Lying on it can be used as a quilt or bedding. This shows that Tibetan robes are very suitable for their daily life.

Second, Tibetan robes are more beautiful. Men's Tibetan robes have wide sleeves and women are slightly narrow. Sleeved and sleeveless. Most of the ladies are brightly colored, usually rolled up, put down when dancing, and danced gracefully and beautifully. You can also wear various tail ornaments at your waist. Tibetan robes in agricultural areas are also noble and elegant, not inferior to performances on stage. Even the Han people want to try on such beautiful clothes.

Tibetan robe is a symbol of traditional culture. Tibetan robes appeared as early as 1 165438 BC. They represent the history of Tibet. In the process of continuous cultural exchange, Tibetan robes are constantly enriched, developed and evolved. Tibetan robe is not only an ordinary dress, but also covers our long-standing traditional culture in China, and it is a symbol of wisdom and aesthetics of our ethnic minorities. As such a beautiful symbol, nature should continue to spread as a traditional costume.

If you have the chance, you must go to Tibet to see the magnificent scenery and try our traditional Tibetan costumes and robes.