Chinese Dress: From the Qing Dynasty to the Present

Valery M. Garrett

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Contents (See detailed Contents available)1. The Manchu Rulers of the Qing Dynasty (1644u1911)2. The Manchu Consorts3. Mandarins and Merchants4. Wives of Chinese Officials and Merchants5. Republican Dress (1912u1949)6. Dress of the Lower Classes7. ChildrenAEs Dress8. New China (1950u2006)

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