When first hearing the name “broken skirt”, many people are confused, did ancient people wear “broken” skirts?
Poqun is not a broken skirt, but a piece of skirt that is spliced, and is also one of the wisdom of ancient people.
Poqun (Chinese: 破裙 ; pinyin: pò qún) is made of an even number of strips of this fabric, usually 4-12, and then increased to 32, sewn together lengthwise to create a skirt that is wider at the bottom than the top.
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What is Poqun 破裙 ?
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