Shang: clothes, red clothes, green clothes, more clothes, hanging clothes and so on.

The basic explanation of petticoats:

1, Shang [Chuang]

[petticoat] is bright.

In ancient times, it refers to clothes that cover the lower body.

2. Shang

[clothes] clothes.

Glyph evolution:

Extended data:

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Chang, Xia Cuiye. From the towel, Thompson. Dressing often starts with clothes.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Chang Xia costumes. The font takes "towel" as the side and "Shang" as the sound side. Clothing is a variant of "Chang", with "clothes" as the side of the font.

Related vocabulary explanation:

1, Nishang [ní cháng]?

It is "Hua Cai Yu Yi", the musical name of the Tang Dynasty, and it is said that it was written by Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty.

2. Xia Shang?

The clothes you are wearing. Gudo finger skirt

3. Embroidered clothing?

Color undress. The costumes of ancient officials.

4. Crown dress?

Refers to the official's full costume.

5.【qěng Shang】【qρng Shang】？

Blue and black clothes. Serve by lowly people. Also refers to farmers, silkworm girls, maids, etc.