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Chinese Ancient Official Garment Costumes and Headwear Drama I am A Pet At Dali Temple Swordsman Mo Qingyan Apparels
The ancient Chinese official costume is a symbol of power, dignity, and refinement.
It was worn by officials in the imperial court during the Han dynasty (206 BC-220 AD) and later dynasties.
The costume consists of a long robe with a high collar, a wide sash, and intricate embroidery.
The headwear, such as the hat and the cap, were also important accessories that reflected the status and rank of the wearer.
In the drama "I am a pet at Dali Temple", the protagonist, Mo Qingyan, is a talented swordsman who becomes a pet at the Dali Temple.
He wears a traditional Chinese official costume to protect himself from harm and to show his respect for the temple's traditions.
His outfit includes a black robe with gold trim, a red silk scarf, and a pair of black boots.
The headwear he wears is a black hat with a golden crown.
The drama explores the themes of loyalty, friendship, and sacrifice.
Mo Qingyan's journey to become a pet at the Dali Temple is filled with challenges and obstacles, but he never gives up on his dream.
He uses his skills as a swordsman to help others and protect those he cares about.
Through his actions, he shows that true strength comes not from physical prowess, but from one's heart and determination.
Overall, the drama "I am a pet at Dali Temple" is a beautiful portrayal of Chinese culture and values.
It showcases the importance of tradition, honor, and compassion in our lives.
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