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During the Ming and Qing Dynasties of China, the supplementary service was a high-grade official service with different patterns based on different branches of the officials. "Buzi" is mainly located on the chest and the back. "Buzi" exists within the official position, so it has incredibly historical and craft value. Since ancient silk fabrics could not be produced in large quantities and were not easy to preserve, they have now become a precious collection of cultural relics. Among them, "Leopard Buzi" was used as the symbol of the Sanpin military official in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The design concept and the artwork symbolized different traditional Chinese branches of officials as a whole that were redesigned into a fashion trend.