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The qipao
12020-09-22T19:47:03-07:00Eujue Lee4c467852ba9fe34b2afff6e37ce08bae096980eb377842plain2020-09-22T19:50:38-07:00Eujue Lee4c467852ba9fe34b2afff6e37ce08bae096980ebduring the "Manchu rule was wide and baggy." Today, the qipao is a "one-piece, form-fitting dress that has a high slight on one or both sides" (Mack, 2019).
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1media/qipao_thumb.png2020-09-22T14:47:09-07:00Eujue Lee4c467852ba9fe34b2afff6e37ce08bae096980ebQi Pao 21media/qipao.pngplain2020-09-22T14:47:09-07:00Eujue Lee4c467852ba9fe34b2afff6e37ce08bae096980eb