Apron pinyin

The pinyin of apron is wéi qún, and the pinyin of apron is wé iqú n.

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An apron is a daily product, which is used to cover some unclean things and prevent clothes from getting dirty when cooking. Tibetan calls it a "help list". It is a daily necessities that Tibetan women like very much, and it is also a symbol of Tibetan women. Aprons are mainly produced in Lhasa, Xigaze, Shannan and other places, especially in Jiedexiu District of Gongga County. Jiedexiu District is known as the "hometown of aprons".

In Tibetan, it is called "Bangdan". It is a daily necessities that Tibetan women like very much, and it is also a symbol of Tibetan women. The apron is made of colored stilts. Red, green, sky blue, lemon yellow, purple, white and other colored stripes are regularly and intricately connected, showing a faint luster. Aprons are mostly worn by married women, and gradually young unmarried women like to wear them.

Festivals are festive, and women wear aprons around their waists, singing and dancing like flowers in various colors. Aprons are mainly produced in Lhasa, Shigatse, Shannan, Yiwu and other places, especially in Jiedexiu District of Gongga County. Jiedexiu District is known as the "hometown of aprons".

Tibetan carpets woven with yak hair are top grade; White or colored, woven from fine wool of sheep; Black-and-white or color pattern, woven by ordinary wool yarn and yak hair or pure wool yarn. Tibetan carpets are durable, warm, moisture-proof and easy to carry. The majority of monks and nuns, especially farmers and herdsmen, use them as bedding.

Non-woven apron: Non-woven fabric is a kind of non-woven fabric made of polyester fiber and polyester fiber (PET for short) by needle punching process, which can be made into products with different thicknesses, handfeel and hardness. Most of them are disposable and can be customized.

Cotton apron: pure cotton woven fabric is a textile made of cotton and interwoven with warp and weft by loom. PVC apron: PVC is short for polyvinyl chloride. PVC was once the largest general plastic in the world, and it was widely used.