Qipao is a type of clothing for Chinese women that was invented in modern times. It is a garment formed by women imitating men's long shirts during the Republic of China period. It was widely popular in China in the 20th century, represented by women in Shanghai and Hong Kong. The qipao appeared in 1921 and became popular in 1925 because it allowed women to wear a robe that was originally only suitable for men. It embodied gender equality in the late Qing Dynasty and became the national dress for women in mainland China. In the early 20th century, qipao was very popular in the upper class of Shanghai, and was the standard attire for socialites to gather and socialize. This trend also spread to Hong Kong. Due to the large number of foreigners in Shanghai and Hong Kong, cheongsam eventually became the dress representing Chinese women in the eyes of foreigners. Until today, qipao remains one of the representative symbols of Shanghai and Hong Kong in modern history.Model making software: 3ds Max 2014 Rendering software: vray3.60.03 for 3dmax2014 If you have any questions, write me: wjjmsn2020@gmail.com .