Yonblin {DuYong}
DuYong prides it's self with its culture feeling like its more unique and stronger then the other cultures around it. The country loves to point out how driffren it's clothes and food are to the places around. And hardly talk about the similarities the counties have to it.
DuYong's Culture is heavyly focused on showing respect to your parents, as well as your boss or leader at work. Your boss is known as your "Outside parent" While your brith parents are your "House Parents". Becoming a Parent is one of the only ways to gain greater respect. The only higher socal position with out becoming a parent is becoming a temple worker or a scholar. Both are seen as a way to become a parent to others with out blood.
Culture
Common Dress code
Modern DuYong Clothing is Focused on dressing for your job. The people who have the most freedom with how they dress are entertaners and those with out jobs.
Traditional DuYong Clothing
Female Warrior: Women are the only ones expected to become warriors even if its only for a few years. Warriors are expected to wear their uniform at all times. From top to bottom, Respected warriors wear their hair tied up, with a gold plated trapezoid hair pin covered a part of the forehead. On the Forehead is a painted purple Trapezoid with two dots on each side; a religious symbol of the god Koro-Koro. Purple bush and purple lipstick is a sign of knowledge that every woman is expected to be able to express. The way that fabric is folds shows the gender of the person wearing it, left over right is for woman and right over left it for men. This top is tied in the back. Scale Leather pads are worn more for style then practical armor. On the left arm is worn a leather sleeve with leather armor pads, Used for blocking. Midriff being exposed is common for Koroblin fighting styles . A scale leather apron tied at the waste with a braided rope with beads, is a way to show others your social status. The number of braids in the rope shows how many things you have learned or mastered. While the beads show how many kids you have. The size of the Apron is used to show how rich the family you come from is. Loose pants that are tight at the ancel. Socks and sandals are the standard shoes. Child: Children of all classes and genders are dressed the same. White clothes that are easier to wash, that button in the front for ease of changing with socks and simple shoes. Kids wear clothes in this style in till about 10-13 years old depending on how much the child develops physically Male Scholar: Becoming a Scholar is the most prestigious job a man can do in DuYo. It's not a easy job to get into and is seen as a noble men's job. Men wear headbands made out of the scrap fabric of their clothing. Scholars also wear a gold plated trapezoid hair pin covered a part of the forehead. Hair is kept long to show that they dont need to do physical labor. Unlike women men wear white/cream colored makeup. And refrain from wearing lipstick and blush. In addition men wear gold earrings as well. Unlike most people Scholars wear a floor length robe, which is tied in the back. Rather then wear a Apron men wear a scale leather wrap that ties in the front. Most scholars braided ropes are so long that they wrap around the body multiple times around the body. Scholars are also seen wearing backpacks often, mostly filled with writing supplies. Female General: Generals are the most armored part of DuYo's armies. This makes them easy to spot on the field. They wear high scale leather collars the read the base of the back of their head, to the mid of their chest. They also wear abdomen armor and two leader sleeves. Rather then wearing Braided ropes, they have a braided fringe on their aprons. Male Servant: Many Noble families have Servants in their household. Unlike other places in DuYo its common to become a Servant to your own family that your either born or married into. This is a class that you can move out of if you show a high amount of skill. But most men in a family stay in this class until they are married out. Servants wear a wrap top and long skirt. With a tied belt and simple shoes. Temple Worker: Temple workers can be of any sex or gender, they wear a diamond shaped headdress. Each point of this headdress has a gold plated trapezoid. Temple workers either shave their heads or put their hair in the headdress. Temple workers wear very detailed face paints witch commutates what practices or temple jobs they are doing at the moment. All fabrics a temple worker wears must be Purple or blue, they are not allowed to wear other colors. Sense Temple workers stay on temple grounds at all times rather then wearing shoes they wear socks that have no heals.
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