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“How to Draw Ancient Costumes in Rainbow Tang” is a mobile game for women that focuses on ancient-style costume changes! Do you like palace dramas? Do you like Tang and Han costumes? Here, you can find your favorite styles and dress up in various ways you like. It's really great! Hand-drawn clothing combinations, with a wide variety of categories including hairstyles, tops, skirts, outerwear, sets, head accessories, accessories, backgrounds, etc., allowing free and creative combinations. All works are hand-drawn, and any combination looks like a painting. All materials come from the hand-drawn works of players in “How to Draw Ancient Costumes in Rainbow Tang,” creating an elegant and versatile experience.
Many beginners think that wearing glasses with Hanfu looks out of place, but this is actually a result of traditional thinking. People in ancient times wore glasses too. The history of using glasses in China can be traced back to the Song Dynasty. In Zhao Xigu's “Dongtian Qinglu” from the Southern Song Dynasty, it is recorded: “Aidai (glasses), elderly people cannot see fine writing, they use this to cover their eyes and see clearly.” This refers to using glasses to read books. In the Ming Dynasty's “Nanjing Fanhui Jingwu Tu,” there were even shops selling glasses, and physical glasses have been found from the Yuan Dynasty. If ancient people could wear glasses with Hanfu, why can't modern people? You can even wear sunglasses. It is said that tinted crystal sunglasses existed in China as early as the Spring and Autumn-Warring States period, and purple crystal lenses were even found in the Yuan Dynasty. As modern people, shouldn't we match our outfits according to real life?
I have always loved imitating the costumes of characters in ancient drama by draping myself in quilts. In 2004, after graduating from high school, I saw a promotional video about Hanfu. At that time, Hanfu was far less popular than it is now. We could easily know the traditional costumes of ethnic groups like the Tibetans and Mongolians, but very few people knew about Hanfu, which I found quite regrettable. So, after growing up, I started wearing Hanfu every day and co-founded a Hanfu club at my school with two senior students. I hope to help more people understand the existence and essence of Hanfu through my own actions and club activities.
If you think a full set of pure purple Hanfu looks too monotonous, you can try combining different shades of purple. This Song-style Hanfu set consists of a long quilt in blue-purple and a skirt in pink-purple. Although both pieces are purple, they have different styles, making the combination more distinctive and less stiff. With purple being so trendy this year, why not try a purple Hanfu set?
I am also a fan of astrology, but I don't know what you mean by a complete Hanfu set. Another question is about mixing ancient and modern clothes. I've seen many people taking photos in ancient costumes, which seems quite fun. However, finding people who can successfully combine ancient and modern clothes and get others to accept them is quite rare. I only want pictures… I don't have any, but if needed, I can ask others for help. Thanks! One night, while chatting with friends, I suddenly had an idea and made a few pictures, but the results were not ideal, so I came here for help.
Sister A was afraid that the Hanfu skirt she made was not authentic, so she asked in the group if her homemade Hanfu skirt could participate in the event. After saying just that, I immediately replied: Sister A, as long as it's not broken, it's fine. I hadn't said anything else when a certain black-hearted manager in the group accused me of supporting fake Hanfu and told me to read the group rules. I replied: The rules are dead, but people are alive. We should promote Hanfu, not stifle it! Please grow up, okay? Such a conversation, twisted by the group manager, accused me of supporting fake Hanfu. I was speechless and couldn't even speak again before being kicked out of the group.
Yesterday, seeing the comments under a trending topic, I wanted to write something. Perhaps many people start because they think it looks good. What's wrong with that? Interest is the best teacher. Liking Hanfu means continuous learning. Does wearing Hanfu mean you must know how to play music, chess, calligraphy, and painting? Ancients also had commoners, not just nobles who wore Hanfu. Revival is not restoration; we are just reclaiming what we have forgotten. Hanfu is a general term for the different styles of clothing worn by the Han people in various dynasties. Each era's Hanfu, despite differences in material and quality, has its own standard style, whether it's round-collar, front-opening, cross-collar, large sleeves, small sleeves, long robes, short robes, ruqun, or mamian skirts. In ancient times, there were tailors, and people could make or buy fabrics to custom-make clothes. Expensive fabrics could be worth gold, but if someone couldn't afford them and used coarse fabric, would it not be Hanfu?
If you think a full set of pure purple Hanfu looks too monotonous, you can try combining different shades of purple. This Song-style Hanfu set consists of a long quilt in blue-purple and a skirt in pink-purple. Although both pieces are purple, they have different styles, making the combination more distinctive and less stiff. With purple being so trendy this year, why not try a purple Hanfu set? Return to Tencent, view more.
Do you know the difference between Hanfu and ancient costumes? There's a good chance that what you're wearing is just an ancient costume. An ancient costume is just a piece of clothing, some say: “Hanfu is a piece of clothing, but it is more than that; it represents a national spirit and awareness.” The biggest difference between ancient costumes and Hanfu is that ancient costumes were worn by ancients, and we don't have to wear them; Hanfu was worn by our ancestors, and we can still wear it, so why not? Of course, if you wear Hanfu because it looks good, that's fine too, as long as you are happy, no need to…
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