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On the cover of all magazines, Zhou Dai, a world class shirt tycoon, has already made shirts, called Zhong Yi, and later called Zhong Shan. The Han Dynasty called close clothes for toilet. The name of the shirt was used in the Song Dynasty. It is now called Chinese shirt. In the sixteenth Century BC, the Eighteenth Dynasty of ancient Egypt had shirts, with no collar and sleeves. The shirts worn by Normandy people in Fourteenth Century had collar and cuff. In sixteenth Century, the European collar and front embroidered embroidered flowers were worn, or lace was trimming necklines, cuffs and chest. At the end of the eighteenth Century, Britons wore hard high collar shirts. During the Queen Victoria era, the turtleneck shirts were eliminated to form a modern lapel collar Western shirt. In 1840s, western style shirts were introduced into China. Shirts were mostly male at first.