long Chinese gown; changpao
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Meanings
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long Chinese gown; traditional long robe worn by men
A traditional garment typically with a high collar, side fastenings, and reaching down to the ankles. Historically common in the late Qing and early Republican periods.
Tā他
chuān穿
le了
yī一
jiàn件
shēn深
lán蓝
sè色
de的
cháng长
páo袍
。
He wore a dark blue long gown.
Lǎo老
xiān先
sheng生
xǐ喜
huān欢
chuān穿
chuán传
tǒng统
cháng长
páo袍
。
The old gentleman likes to wear traditional long robes.
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Zài在
yī一
xiē些
chuán传
tǒng统
jié节
rì日
lǐ里
，
rén人
men们
yī依
rán然
huì会
chuān穿
cháng长
páo袍
。
During some traditional festivals, people still wear long gowns.
Zhè这
jiàn件
sī丝
chóu绸
cháng长
páo袍
fēi非
cháng常
jīng精
zhì致
。
This silk long gown is very exquisite.
Cháng长
páo袍
mǎ马
guà褂
shì是
mín民
guó国
shí时
qī期
cháng常
jiàn见
de的
nán男
xìng性
zhuó着
zhuāng装
。
The long gown and mandarin jacket were common male attire during the Republic of China period.