The red cheongsam is one of the representatives of ancient Chinese clothing, with rich cultural connotations and historical significance.

It originated in the Qing Dynasty and is one of the representative traditional female costumes in China.

Its design is simple and elegant, with smooth lines, reflecting the aesthetic concepts and etiquette norms of traditional Chinese culture.

The collar, cuffs, and hem of the cheongsam are all adorned with exquisite embroidery patterns, which are usually traditional Chinese flowers, animals, or geometric shapes, symbolizing good luck, happiness, and beauty.

The color of the cheongsam is usually red or pink, symbolizing joy and passion.

On weddings, brides wearing cheongsam appear dignified and elegant, while also showcasing the beauty of women in traditional Chinese culture.