The ao dai today is not only a traditional festival costume imbued with national cultural identity, but also a symbol of Vietnamese women, but the ao dai has become office attire as the following industries: airline staff, female teachers, female bankers, students, ... In addition, we can wear ao dai to go to a party, walk around the street that is both discreet, graceful but no less fashionable. calendar. Although there are now many beautiful and modern fashion models, there is still no one that can replace the ao dai - the traditional costume of Vietnamese women: Gentle, charming but also very trendy, trendy.

If the Japanese are proud of kimono, Koreans are proud of traditional hanbok, Vietnamese people also have ao dai. The ao dai has become a symbol of Vietnamese attire in the eyes of international friends. Ao Dai has a long history. Through many changes, the traditional dress has become the ao dai representing the beauty of Vietnamese women. No one knows when the original ao dai was born and what it looked like because there are no records. The oldest clothes of the Vietnamese people, according to the pictures engraved on the face of the bronze drum Ngoc Lu a few thousand years ago show a picture of a woman wearing a dress with two split sleeves. Some documents claim that the birth of the national dress is due to the private ambitions of Lord Nguyen Phuc Khoat. Because he wanted to proclaim the king and separate Dang Trong into his own country, he gave the decree of dressing as above to be different, not from the resident but from the North Dynasty. The first ao dai looked like the Cham ao dai and had a split armpit.

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