Fashion Revolution Of Chinese Clothing In Thirty Years

It is unthinkable that thirty years of retrogression will take place before China implements the reform and opening up policy.

Ma Yun, a twenty-two year old drama student, said: "in the past thirty years, China has undergone tremendous changes in any country in the world."

For months, Ma has been immersed in her own film world. She has collected a lot of text and picture materials to prepare for a film that will be filmed back to 1978. The movie attempts to recreate thirty years ago in the old style alleys of Shanghai, where ordinary people live in simple food and live in oil and salt.

Wang Shaohui, who was born in 1972, believes that the thirty years of reform and opening up have changed dramatically.

Chen Jinhua, a retired industrial planning official, wrote in his memoirs that the introduction of the concept of "fashion" is a symbol of China's opening up to the world.

Chen Jinhua also said that in the 70s of last century, China still struggled to get enough food and clothing. It was a difficult task to feed 1/5 of the world's population with seven percent of the land.

Thirty years ago, because of the shortage of materials, people could only shop by tickets. A family's annual coupons were enough to buy a new suit.

Thirty years later, young people blogged their "spoils" that they had just bought.