Japanese women's traditional clothing usually refers to kimono, and the "pillow" behind kimono is actually not a pillow, but a belt knot.

Its first function is beauty, just like a bow, which makes Japanese women dance like butterflies when they walk, and their steps are light and graceful, which is fascinating.

Here I want to emphasize that the bow tie at the back of my belt indicates that she is an unmarried girl, and the square knot indicates that she is a married woman. What do we usually look like? Small pillow? Object, it's just a flat knot, which means I'm married.

Japanese women have slender necks, and most of their faces are melon seeds and red faces, which are sexy and charming. Japanese women are also well maintained, slender and well-proportioned, and the standard measurements are very lethal.

However, women's figure is not static. If you are not careful, you will get fat and your waist will become round, especially for girls who eat vegetables and Russian goddesses. Therefore, women are afraid of being fat and losing the beauty of lines, and they will lose weight in various ways, and Japanese women are no exception.

Women please themselves, and Japanese women also want the attention of their beloved men.

So they tied up their waist and tied a knot on their back, which not only looked good, but also highlighted the charm of the waist. Secondly, they walk straight, making their bodies look slim and elegant. Third, they emphasize the waist. If there is really no place to let the heat run, they will put pressure on other directors if they want to gain weight. Don't greet your waist even if you run to your chest and hips.

You must remember that China once had an artifact to correct posture? Backed schoolbags have been bombarded intensively by advertisements, making a fortune for many years in a row. This is the principle used by other businesses. When the strap of the schoolbag is tightened, it has a body-shaping effect on the child, and it is not easy for the child to hunch when he grows up. Although Japanese women like to bow, but if they really gird their waists, what about their backs? Small pillow? The sense of existence always reminds them to walk with their heads held high, don't stoop, and always keep a good figure.

In addition, the traditional kimono of Japanese women is loose, and it is comfortable to wear a wide robe and big sleeves, but it does not show the lines of women, which is a fly in the ointment. In modern history, as Japan opened its doors and welcomed foreign missionary groups, coupled with the influence of the Korean peninsula's clothing style, they began to learn to gird their waists and put a "pillow" on their backs. The lines immediately appeared, and the charm immediately increased a lot.

Actually, kimono is not a Japanese patent, and the intellectual property right is in China.

China has a long cultural history, and Japan is a nation that is good at learning with an open mind. They borrowed a lot from China culture, including clothing culture. According to research, Japanese kimono also comes from China.

The earliest kimono was called "Five Clothes" in China, and it was popular in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. It was mature and most popular in the Three Kingdoms period, and then gradually spread to the Central Plains, popular in the ancient capital Xuchang generation.

The most frequent contact between Japan and China is in the coastal areas. During the Three Kingdoms period, the trade between Dongwu coastal border and Japan was also very prosperous. In the international trade between the two countries, a large number of silk products have been trafficked to Japan, and their lifestyles have also been brought to Japan.

In the Tang Dynasty, the rule of Zhenguan appeared, Chang 'an became the center of world economy, culture and politics, and Japan sent more and more envoys to the Tang Dynasty, and the exchanges between Chinese and Japanese officials and people became more frequent. The lifestyle of the Tang Dynasty became the benchmark of Japan, and clothing was fixed and developed in Japan.

On the back of a Japanese woman? Pillow? It's really not as simple as a pillow for sleeping. In fact, it has many uses. Japanese women walking in the street are really like beautiful scenery, which is dizzying.

Of course, unofficial history is also made in Japan. Unofficial history thinks that there is indeed a gloomy person. He is not confident when he marries his wife, and he always thinks about whether his wife will cheat. So when he comes home, he will see if the belt on his wife's "pillow" is neat, because the wearing procedure of kimono is extremely complicated, usually there are dozens of procedures. It takes a long time to tie the bow, and once it is untied, it takes a long time to restore it to its original state. If something really happens to your wife, you can tell at a glance when you get home.

Finally, many people in Japan will mistake the bathrobes worn by women at summer ceremonies, festivals and fireworks shows for kimonos, which is a common-sense mistake.

Distinguishing the difference between the two is actually very simple. Bathrobe is single layer, kimono is multi-layer. Japanese girls attend bar mitzvah ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, weddings and other important occasions, so it is not necessary to guess that they must be wearing kimonos! ?