Drama costume is an artistic means to shape the external image of the role, which is characterized by reflecting identity, age, occupation and so on. It is one of the artistic means to shape the external image of the role.

China traditional drama costumes are commonly known as "costumes". Traditional opera costume belongs to the traditional drama performance art in China, belongs to the "freehand brushwork art system", and is an artistic costume refined from daily life costumes. To some extent, it is similar to historical life clothing, but it is not historical life clothing. The beauty lies in the image clothing between similarity and difference.

Traditional drama costumes rely on the materialized aesthetic significance of costumes, which matches the stylization, virtuality and hypothesis of traditional drama performances, with "expressing feelings for characters" as the highest aesthetic pursuit goal. It has the meanings of procedural beauty, rhythmic beauty, decorative beauty and symbolic beauty.

Costume official costume:

Official uniforms of civil servants. Used for middle-level civil servants (in some cases, such as the new champion, wedding groom, etc.). ). The official dress originated in the Ming Dynasty-a big robe with narrow sleeves and a collar. Its shape is basically the same as that of a python, but it is made of plain satin. There is a square "patch" decoration on the chest and back, embroidered with birds, rising sun and sea water. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the pattern of "Buzi" was used to distinguish rank and status, and there were strict regulations on embroidery patterns of birds and animals.

However, the "tonic medicine" on the official costume of Beijing opera eye test only plays the role of artistic symbol.

Official uniforms are distinguished by color: purple and red indicate the highest rank, followed by blue and black. Anyone who wears official clothes wears a jade belt.