As a fashion in the first half of the 20th century, cheongsam was a combination of Manchu traditional flag costumes and the development of Western culture. It is a blend of Eastern and Western cultures. In the eyes of Westerners, this is a symbol of traditional Chinese female costume culture. The craftsmanship of cheongsam is meticulous and complex, and now the price of a good handmade cheongsam ranges from several thousand to hundreds of thousands. At that time, Shanghai was the first place to accept qipao in the Republic of China. The popularity of qipao styles also began among female students and women in fashionable places, and gradually expanded to the public. By the time the development of qipao entered its heyday in the 1930s, qipao was worn across the country, regardless of size and region.

Although fewer people wear qipao nowadays, the dignity and temperament after wearing it cannot be replaced by other clothes. In addition, the temperament connotation of qipao culture also has a subtle influence on the wearer, because the design of qipao is mostly skin-tight wrapped. This kind of clothing not only displays the beauty of women in all aspects, but also limits the wearer's physical activities and unconsciously controls his own behavior and even adjusts his walking posture, speaking tone, sitting posture, etc.

The various basic characteristics and composition elements of cheongsam have gradually stabilized, and this has become a classic women's dress. Since 2015, more and more people have begun to regain the cheongsam culture. However, due to the binding nature of cheongsam, it is inconvenient to wear it in daily life, so you don't see many people wearing cheongsam now, but cheongsam is still popular in some important evenings and formal ceremonies.

Ordinary people rarely have the opportunity to wear cheongsam, whether it is the expensive price or the surrounding atmosphere, but they cannot resist the beauty of women and the charm of wearing cheongsam. If you have the opportunity to put on a cheongsam in Xi'an and travel back to the Republic of China, there is a Republic of China Street in Bailucang, which completely reproduces Shanghai Beach in the 1930s and 1930s. We were not born in that era, but we can go back to that time and feel the prosperity and style of that time.

There are not only theme halls that provide cheongsam dressing, but also performances wearing Republic costumes. Men wearing Chinese tunic suits and women wearing cheongsam will definitely feast your eyes. A closer look at this performance will definitely make you yearn for it. This is an interactive real-life performance in the neighborhood. What is interaction means that the actors and the audience are not bound, and the audience can participate in the performance and become a part of the performance. What is real-life is just because the surrounding buildings are all imitation of Shanghai Beach during the Republic of China. Although they do not have the prosperity of Shiliyangchang, they retain the essence of the architecture and have the charm of Hudec architecture.

The background of this performance is also full of modern atmosphere. Bailemen, who is in peace and dancing, is the head of the Hua Dan, the legendary gang axe gang, and the unknown teahouse owner. The whole story is full of suspense and fascinating, and the ups and downs of the story are exciting. When you participate in the performance, the entire storyline will advance based on your reaction, and your interaction with the actors will determine the direction of history.