What is the difference between ancient costumes and Hanfu? Many people comment under Hanfu videos saying that ancient costumes are beautiful. In fact, ancient costumes and Hanfu are two overlapping but not identical concepts. Hanfu emphasizes ethnic attributes, being the traditional clothing of the Han nationality, while ancient costumes emphasize the time period, referring to the attire of ancient times. Most impressions of ancient costumes come from various TV dramas and movies, which is why some compatriots will specifically correct others, stating it is Hanfu rather than an ancient costume because the term “Hanfu” is more accurate. After all, Hanfu has specific requirements for its design, while many costumes in TV dramas and movies are not as meticulous, even the Manchu clothing in Qing Dynasty palace dramas, which belongs to ancient costumes but is definitely not Hanfu.
How beautiful are the Hanfu looks of female stars? Zhou Jieqiong and Tong Liya are lovable, while Dilraba Dilmurat exudes a masculine charm. In fact, there are many female celebrities wearing Hanfu in ancient costume dramas, looking very attractive. Today, let's take a look at the beautiful appearances of celebrities in Hanfu. The most profound appearance is YaYa's Hanfu look in “Empress of the World,” where she plays Zhao Feiyan, a beauty who brings down nations, and her acting meets the level of such a character. Zhou Jieqiong's Hanfu photoshoot, a red-clothed beauty in ancient costume, further emphasizes her charm.
The so-called “the beauty of clothing is called Hua (China).” On the exhibition stand of the Ink-dyed Spring and Autumn Huafu Club, there are displayed Hanfu from different dynasties. “Clothing and hats of the upper country, manners and rituals of the country. The Chinese nation has continued for thousands of years, with diverse and colorful clothing culture.” Xue Ziying, the person in charge of the Hanfu club, introduced, “The style of Qin and Han clothing is dignified and elegant. Wei and Jin styles are ethereal, graceful, simple, and individualistic. Tang-style Hanfu is magnificent and gorgeous, Song-style is reserved, minimalist, and extremely ethereal, Ming-style is elegant and generous, noble yet dignified.”
With the emergence of a large number of enthusiasts and researchers of ancient Hanfu, the “revival of ancient Hanfu” is increasingly accepted by the public. At the same time, efforts are being made to standardize the categories of ancient Hanfu, forming modern forms and systems of ancient Hanfu, making it easier for the public to understand ancient Hanfu, thus alleviating the problem of complex and numerous categories. Nowadays, during festivals, many groups organize the public to wear ancient Hanfu for festival activities. We should not be overly humble, as our ancient Hanfu, although mostly difficult to promote due to its diversity, will eventually succeed.
In fact, Jia Nailiang has a very good foundation. Although he does not have the immediate attractiveness of popular young actors, his appeal grows on you over time, giving off a youthful, friendly vibe. Indeed, since his debut, Jia Nailiang has always given the audience an impression of being lively and sunny. However, this time his ancient costume photos gave us a different aura and feeling. Wearing ancient costumes, Jia Nailiang stands amidst a snowy landscape, with ink-dyed white space, exuding a classical charm. It feels like stepping into a snow-covered dream, embodying the spirit of a knight in a Jin Yong novel, each gaze filled with a sense of power.
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This set of nine-tailed fox Hanfu was once very popular. The most exquisite part is the wide-sleeved robe, which can be said to suit anyone. The back of the wide-sleeved robe is embroidered with a white nine-tailed fox, lifelike, and the blue color is like ink-dyed, with embroidered white flowers of oblivion, adding a sense of mystery belonging to the legend of the nine-tailed fox. On the left sleeve, there is a printed nine-tailed fox, and on the right sleeve, there is embroidered light yellow flowers of oblivion and white cloud patterns. The attention to detail is commendable. Unfortunately, this set of Hanfu is now out of print and can no longer be purchased.
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Many people mistakenly think that ancient-styled Hanfu refers to clothing from the Han Dynasty, but in fact, ancient-styled Hanfu is traditional Han nationality clothing, not specifically clothing from the Han Dynasty. For example, clothing from the Qing and Yuan Dynasties is not referred to as ancient-styled Hanfu. However, ancient-styled Hanfu also faded from mainstream history with the fall of the Ming Dynasty. Ancient-styled Hanfu is one of the oldest ethnic costumes on Earth, continuing for over 5000 years. Throughout these 5000 years, ancient-styled Hanfu has undergone changes through the rule of many dynasties, evolving over time influenced by the etiquette, aesthetics, thoughts, textile technology, and hierarchical distinctions of each ruling dynasty.