Toe

The shoe curl design is not unique to China, but it is a representative feature of ancient Chinese shoes. Both men's and women's shoes in ancient times had curled toes, with the distinction being "men's square and women's round." The shoe curl design appeared as early as ancient times, and by the Han Dynasty, there was a revolutionary design for the split toe of shoes, known as the "split-toe shoe." The No. 1 Mawangdui Han Tomb in Changsha, Hunan, and the No. 68 Phoenix Mountain Han Tomb in Jiangling, Hubei, both unearthed split-toe shoes with pointed curled toes. Since then, even shoes made of grass and hemp were designed with high curled toes. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the main changes in women's shoes were in the toe design, which could be round, square, or pointed, divided into several petals, or layered, but all maintained the high curled toe design. Embroidered shoes are part of our Han nationality's attire and are very distinctive. Generally, embroidered shoes are worn with Hanfu, as people in ancient times wore these embroidered shoes when wearing this type of clothing, creating a harmonious look. Regarding boots, they are also commonly found in Hanfu shops.…