Men wrap their heads with black or red cloth scarves, and wear yellow or dark blue coarse linen collarless long-sleeved shirts with 35 cm long feather-like tassels at the bottom of the shirts. They wear 15 cm wide strips shaped like briefs with a pattern at each end. Women wrap their heads with black cloth scarves with white patterns at both ends, and wear black or dark blue collarless long-sleeved shirts with simple patterns at the sleeve ends and the body of the shirts. They tie copper coins and flower balls in front of the collars, and have a vertical red and white line on the back of the shirts. They wear embroidered barrels about 30 cm long (excluding the barrel head) on their lower bodies. After liberation, among Li women, only a few elderly women wear barrel skirts, while the vast majority of young and middle-aged men and women like to wear popular fashions. Among elderly men, the majority wear Tang suits and Zhongshan suits.