The changes are not detailed now, except that there are more cars, more buildings, and more minds.

Clothing changes;

There were no famous brands such as Dior, Gucci, Calvin Klein, etc. in the 1970s.

There would be wealthy people who would have a sewing machine at home and sew by themselves. Clothes are made and worn, and cloth tickets are required when purchasing cotton products.

Families with many children simply do not have enough cloth tickets and are inevitably stretched. I had to buy pieces of cloth that didn’t require any cloth stamps.

The mainstream colors are black, blue, gray, military green and fur blue. The main styles are Red Guard uniforms, military uniforms, work clothes, and Zhongshan uniforms.

In the mid-1970s, Doliang, polyester card, and polyester were popular. The prices are 8 yuan/piece, 20 yuan/piece, and 30 yuan/piece respectively.

It costs more than 3 yuan to make a suit of clothes, and the working class cannot afford it. At that time, the average person's salary was about 30 yuan.

I am proud to be able to buy a cheap jacket that was exported and sold domestically through the back door.

In the late 1970s, with the trend of reform and opening up, people's clothing became ever-changing and varied.

Wearing sunglasses and jeans was associated with being a bad guy, until bell bottoms became all the rage in the 1980s.