When I delved deeper into women's swimsuits, I found that the variety of styles in women's swimsuits made me burst into tears.

Women's swimwear can be divided into two categories: one piece swimwear and split swimwear.

One piece and split swimsuits are further divided based on the upper body (long sleeved, short sleeved, sleeveless) and lower body (triangle, flat angle, skirt hem, long pants).

You can think of a bikini as a type of split swimsuit.

1. One piece swimsuit

One piece swimsuits are essential equipment for professional swimmers, and many school swimming teams also require girls to wear one piece swimsuits. Therefore, one piece swimsuits are the most common in swimming pools.

The advantages of a one piece swimsuit are: less resistance underwater, more tight fabric that can cover the flesh, and low requirements for body shape. Most people can handle it.

2. Split swimsuit

Split swimsuits have more styles, are convenient to wear, and are also more suitable for taking photos, so they are generally the first choice for bathing in hot springs and seaside vacations. But it is relatively rare in swimming pools because of the high resistance to swimming.

So if you're going to have a serious swimming class, wearing a split swimsuit will make you look unprofessional, and wearing a split skirt swimsuit will be a direct joke.

Split swimsuits are suitable for casual and self playing situations, and non hemmed swimsuits can also be used for swimming, but they do not appear professional.

The skirt swimsuit is really just for playing with water at the seaside hot springs