Fengguan robes

The pinyin of official robes is fèng guān xiá pèi, which means the dresses of rich women in the old society to show their glory when they get married, and also refers to the dresses of official wives.

Source: The fourth fold of Yuan's Xiaoxiang Rain: "I took off this eight treasures of phoenix crown and golden flower, and took off this colorful shoulder to give Miss Zhang a dressing table. I am willing to be the messenger to Mei. "

Synonyms are jewelry and pearls.

The antonyms are Chai Jing cloth skirt, quail suit and hundred knots.

Make sentences:

1, the bride is wearing a dress with a brim, which is very beautiful!

2. In the picture, the woman wearing a rockhopper and a summer dress is Wu Zetian.

In ancient times, when a woman got married, she wanted an ornament and a dress.

4. Under the phoenix crown, the iron hangs down and the sky is elegant.