Causes Of The Red Dress Of The Amis Clothing

< p > May 23rd, according to Taiwanese media reports, Sun Guixin, a 89 year old Amy grandmother, began making Amis traditional "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "dress" /a from 1947. Behind her left hand doll was wearing a beautiful dress in the Japanese occupation era, while the right puppet wore the improved dress now.

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< p > singing and dancing and bright red costumes are the common people's impression of the Amis in Taiwan. However, the red dress worn by the Amis women is commonly seen in the sightseeing folding and promotional videos. It is actually the traditional costumes of the Amami people in the south. Their early costumes are mainly black, because the visual needs of Taiwan's sightseeing and dancing have evolved into the now popular red.

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< p > Lin Suzhen, associate professor of ethnic relations and cultural studies of Donghua University in Taiwan, said that the Amis mainly distributed in the three coastal areas of Hualian, Taitung, and North, South and south. The North Amy is known as Nan Mei, mainly in the area of new urban and rural areas to Fenglin town. The dress is mainly red. The central area is white, and the southern part of Hualian is mainly blue.

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< p > the Amis first wore clothes made of bark, and later they introduced cloth. Lin Suzhen said that during the Japanese occupation period, the women of AMI were wearing plain black long sleeved tops and long skirts. The males wore their crest and their red open trousers were more gorgeous than females. As the Amis were matriarchal society, women chose to mate, and men had to decorate themselves as much as possible to get favors. Besides, the men's class system < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing < /a > had not changed much.

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Zhang Wenliang, a literary and historical worker who specialised in the study of AMI in Taiwan, said that in the early days of the restoration of Hualian, many Japanese miss the Amis song and dance and go to Hualian for sightseeing. The late Amis Hualian county councilor Lin Chunying saw the development potential of sightseeing songs and dances, and trained dozens of tribal women to take responsibility for performing and receiving foreign guests.

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< p > > in the world 50s and 60s, the labor force prevailing in the world. Lin Chunying often led the troops to various parts of the army and even performed for the seventh fleet of the US Army. The original costumes were still predominantly black. After being reflected too darkening, the red dancers were designed, and the visual effects were well received. In 1961, they promoted the popularity of the thousand year dance activities held by Hua Gang Shan, causing other tribes to follow suit.

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< p > 1965, Lin Chunying founded the Amis Culture Village in Ji'an Township, the first entertainment place to perform the Amy dance.

Xu Yueyuan, the operator of Amy cultural village and Lin Chunying daughter, said that when the singing and dancing performance became a career, the stage effect must also be paid attention to. In addition to integrating modern dance steps, plots and funny sections, choreography gradually improved short sleeves, sleeveless jackets and mini skirts with social atmosphere and dance movements.

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Sun Guixin, the 89 year old grandmother of Amis, has been making "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp "Amy dress" /a for over 60 years, and has taught classes in various townships and municipal offices to cultivate more than 100 teachers. She said that tribesmen were wearing black clothes and black headbands in the Japanese occupation era, and some of the headbands would tie up the whole row of Japanese coins.

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