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An old tailor in Shanghai once said, "This lesbian wears cheongsam and pays attention to nine corners and three bends." Maybe many people want to know what "nine bends and three bends" means. Because this is the essence of wearing cheongsam. No matter how good your figure is, if you don't know cheongsam, you can only say that you are wearing cheongsam instead of cheongsam. Wearing cheongsam is much more exquisite, which is worthy of our national quintessence. In fact, no one in our forum can say clearly what the nine corners are, but there are several viewpoints. Let's analyze it.

The first statement: Nine upturned eyebrows are 2, eyelashes 2, corners of the mouth 2, heels and chin, and 80% of the three bends are chest, lower abdomen and buttocks. This view seems to be somewhat inappropriate, and facial expressions account for six layers of nine. When an elegant lady wears a cheongsam, do people pay attention to her facial expression? The answer is no, cheongsam pays attention to an overall effect. The facial expression in place only means that your expression is not bad.

The second statement: nine tricks: eyebrows, mouth, hair, chest, buttocks, thighs, lower abdomen and heels; Three bends: chest, waist and legs. I think this statement is much more appropriate. You can imagine what a confident woman looks like. I think there is a very good saying that cheongsam shows a woman's confidence. The performance of self-confidence should be consistent with the nine curves and three bends, but due to the particularity of cheongsam, some details may have to be studied again.

The third statement: clothing cannot exist in isolation from the human body, and so can cheongsam. Women's head-neck-shoulder-arm-hip-leg-waist-chest and hands and feet form a perfect whole, and many curves are skillfully combined. So the nine meridians are: head-neck-shoulder-arm-hip-waist-leg-chest and hands and feet. The collar of cheongsam is arc-shaped and symmetrical, and the upper lip is connected with the chest, so the three bends are: collar-chest-double split (hem).

In fact, I agree with the third statement most. Jiuqiao, I think it's basically the head, neck, shoulders, arms, hips, legs, waist, hands and, most importantly, chest. A senior concierge with physical training should know that from head to toe, first of all, the head should be formally in front, and the neck should be straight and not bent. Keep your shoulders flat, don't bend forward, and lean back as far as possible. The arms are convenient and protrude forward with the shoulders. Generally speaking, two hands should be put together. The hips should be tilted, so as to perfectly reflect the curve. I understand leg tilt as knee tilt. And the waist is also to match the hips. An "S"-shaped curve, the chest, waist and buttocks are three endpoints. These three points are especially important for showing the curve of sending people. So when it comes to waist, buttocks, and most importantly, chest. Chest can be said to be the most charming place for women. Shuangfeng shrugged, confident woman.

Cheongsam has a remarkable feature, that is, high collar. The high collar has also become one of the iconic features of cheongsam. Generally speaking, even if you can't see the whole body of a suit, if you see a high collar, it is probably a cheongsam. The high collar of cheongsam makes people look up. In this way, self-confidence is forced to show. However, it is precisely because of the high collar that women feel very uncomfortable in the early stage of wearing cheongsam. Then the characteristics of cheongsam itself also determine the exquisiteness of the dress. So the collar is one of the three bends of "nine bends and three bends". There is no doubt about it. Chest and hem with double slits are two other basic features of cheongsam. I'm not sure if it's one of the three bends. We need to consult experts here to solve this problem.