they wear mandars, dresses, ponchos, mandarin, gongfu, long robes, and brocade shoes.
It came from Chinese scholars.
Chinese people often wear new or brightly colored clothes on Chinese New Year to symbolize a fresh start and good luck for the upcoming year. Traditional outfits may include qipao, cheongsam, or hanfu, and red is a popular color because it is considered lucky in Chinese culture. Many also wear gold jewelry and accessories to signify prosperity and wealth.
4000 b.c.
The Mendez dress code is going to be based on what grade the scholar is in: the 8th grade scholars will wear black polo shirts, the 7th grade scholars will wear white and the 6th grade scholars will wear gray polo shirts.
For Chinese it was very fancy to wear silk.
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the mongol ruled china
Chinese people don't really wear anything special. They do wear red on Chinese New Year though. That is the only special outfit they wear that is the closest to Christmas.
they wear Chinese dragon costumes
They wear it on Chinese New Years. :]