Horse-face skirt, also known as "horse-face pleated skirt", a kind of Chinese dress, front and back **** have four skirt door, two and two overlap, the side tucks, the middle skirt door overlap and become glossy, commonly known as "horse face". Horse-face skirt began in the Ming Dynasty (may be traced back to earlier), continued to the Republic of China. A horse-faced skirt or pleated skirt with a jacket is called a zori skirt. In addition to the skirt before and after a piece of not pleated, the rest of the pleated, pleated large and sparse, adorned with different colors of the skirt waist, the skirt waist of the left and right ends of the sewing band, the skirt is wide, and it is either woven or embroidered decorated with the bottom of the skirt, or the knee of the skirt. The skirt is decorated with a variety of motifs, and rich in meaning, such as the bat pattern that is a symbol of blessing; bat and cloud pattern combination means "flood of blessings"; lantern pattern of "five grains of abundance"; eight treasures tassel celluloid conch and other patterns composed of more auspicious symbols, more popular; and the more sophisticated skirt The more elaborate skirt for the dragon pattern, cloud python pattern.