that showed women’s curves, boldly exposed, and simple to wear, and was welcomed by the intellectuals at that time. Women wearing cheongsam would be considered anti-traditional, independent and free by the intellectuals new Chinese women. Westernized cheongsam has been considered a symbol of women’s liberation, coupled with the social atmosphere of being invaded by foreign powers at that time, wearing the original Qing Dynasty cheongsam was considered feudal and reactionary. This trend spread from Shanghai to the whole of China, making cheongsam the main clothing of urban women and educated young women in China at that time. Even Chinese civilian women in backward areas have changed to beautiful modern cheongsams because of simple clothes, cheap prices, and equal treatment with the upper class. All these lead to the fact that the cheongsam broke away from the Manchu clothing system and began to form its own school. From the 1920s to the end of the 1940s, Chinese cheongsams have been popular for more than 20 years, changing the old appearance of Chinese women who have been wearing chests and arms for a long time, allowing women to fully display their figure and curves. Liberation is inseparable. By the 1930s and 1940s, cheongsam had become an important dress for urban women. Ordinary women, especially teachers and young students in charge of the whip, are prevalent in wearing “Indanthrene” blue cloth cheongsam that does not fade.