Chinese traditional dress refers to the traditional clothing worn by the Chinese people, including:

1. Cheongsam (Qipao): a fitted, body-hugging dress with intricate designs and patterns.
2. Hanfu: a traditional garment worn by the Han Chinese, characterized by loose, flowing sleeves and a sash.
3. Changshan: a long, loose-fitting tunic worn by men.
4. Mao Suit: a simple, practical suit worn by both men and women, popularized during the Mao Zedong era.
5. Tangzhuang: a traditional jacket with intricate designs and patterns, worn by both men and women.

Chinese traditional dress is known for its:

- Intricate designs and patterns
- Vibrant colors and fabrics
- Symbolism and cultural significance
- Variety of styles and regional differences

Some common elements of Chinese traditional dress include:

- Dragons and phoenixes ( symbols of power and beauty)
- Plum blossoms and chrysanthemums (symbols of good fortune and longevity)
- Golden and silver threads (symbols of wealth and prosperity)
- Silk and brocade fabrics (symbols of luxury and elegance)

Chinese traditional dress has a rich history and cultural significance, and is still worn today for special occasions and celebrations.