What is the relationship between Korean clothing and their geographical environment? Thank you for your questions.

Koreans generally like plain white to show cleanliness, neatness, simplicity and generosity, so Koreans have been called "white people" since ancient times and call themselves "white compatriots". National costumes can be divided into official clothes, casual clothes, holiday clothes and mourning clothes. Korean Costumes Korean traditional costumes are characterized by simple white clothes that both men and women like, so they are called "white people". Men's trousers are fat, and women's short coats and long skirts. The process of Koreans moving directly from the Korean peninsula to the northeast of China, and the process of re-migration and re-distribution thereafter. From the end of 65438 to the beginning of 2007, Koreans began to move in from neighboring South Korea. By the middle of19th century, especially in 1869, North Korea suffered from famine, and a large number of Koreans moved to China. They crossed the Yalu River and Tumen River and entered the northeast of China. Part of it enters Antu, Fusong, Kuandian, Quanchuan and other places along the north tributary of Yalu River, and goes down to Changbai, Linjiang, Ji 'an and Tonghua along the river. By the ninth year of Tongzhi (1870), there were more than a thousand Korean farmers in Ji 'an. Some Koreans crossed the Tumen River and settled in the south of Lanjiang River. In the seventh year of Guangxu (188 1), there were more than 10000 Koreans in Yanbian area. In the 11th year of Guangxu (1885), the Qing government moved a large number of Koreans and reclaimed some areas north of Tumen River. Koreans settled in eight counties including Yanbian, Tonghua, Huanren, Kuandian, Changbai, Linjiang, Ji 'an, Dandong and Fengcheng. In the third year of Xuantong (19 1 1), there were 13590 Korean families with more than 58950 people in the above eight counties. 19 10 After Japan annexed Korea, a large number of bankrupt farmers from North Korea moved to the northeast. By 1922, there were 65 1096 Koreans in the three northeastern provinces, of which 68.79% were in Tumen River and Yalu River basins. More than 80% of the Korean population is engaged in agricultural production, especially rice cultivation. From 65438 to 0875, Korean farmers in Xiadianzi, Tonghua, Jilin Province successfully planted rice, creating the history of paddy field planting in Northeast China. In order to develop paddy fields, Koreans gradually expanded from east to west and moved to Songhua River, Mudanjiang River, Liaohe River, Hunhe River, Nenjiang River and Wusuli River. 193 1 After the September 18th Incident, Japan forced a large number of bankrupt farmers from North Korea to be sent to the northeast of China by the "Immigrant Pioneering Group", and they entered the remote northern Manchuria and eastern Inner Mongolia in the three northeastern provinces to cultivate paddy fields, becoming the first batch of Koreans distributed in the remote areas of northeast China from 1937 to 1940. According to incomplete statistics, by the end of 1939, there were more than 2 14000 Korean families in Northeast China, with more than 1 162000 people. In addition, in 1265438+ year, there were 50,000 Korean pioneers who were forcibly moved in and freely moved in by Japan. So far, the distribution process of Korean population in Northeast China has been basically completed. Men's wear, the bottom clothes are hypertrophy "bucky", that is, pants and short clothes with robes, knee-length, are also dresses in communication. Women's clothing, the traditional women's clothing is divided into inner and outer coats, with "Korea at that time" and "Korea at that time" on the outside, mostly with colorful silks and satins hanging over the chest, bright and beautiful, and pants with skirts to wear. Young women often wear tube skirts, and middle-aged and elderly women often wear split skirts and cotton vests in Zegaoli in winter.