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Analyzing the Modern Twist in 2024’s Ancient Costume Drama
In the first quarter of 2024, a total of 93 cdramas premiered. Romance and urban genres continued to lead the pack, while mystery series showed outstanding performance. The abundance in quantity, prominence in top-tier productions, richness in genres, and diversity in themes became the notable characteristics of the 2024 Q1 drama market. At such a time, long video platforms exerted more effort in promoting their masterpieces, making the post Chinese New Year period less friendly for medium and small-budget dramas. Some dramas barely emerged before fading into obscurity, while others were more fortunate, managing to make some impact. Consequently, the pursuit of novelty and change has become the only way for dramas to stand out beyond mere production. Among the array of dramas in the post-Chinese New Year lineup of 2024, Youku's "In Blossom" and "Blossoms in Adversity" successfully broke through as dark horses. These dramas employed a method of blending genres and elements, indicating that Youku seems to have a unique approach to ancient puppetry innovation. Firstly, the ancient costume mystery detective drama "In Blossom" started with high energy. Within just three days of its release, it surpassed 10,000 in-site popularity, making it the fastest drama on Youku to… -
Must Watch Documentary China: A Journey Through the Ancient Dynasties
Chinese civilization is one of the oldest and longest-lasting civilizations in the world. As an ancient country with a brilliant civilization, countless legendary people and events have been a part of its long history, forming China's unique historical culture. This article will introduce you to a wonderful documentary series called "China". Director: Li Dongshen / Zhou Yan / Fu Yongqiang Screenplay: Deng Jianyong Starring: He Jiong / Wang Han / Zhou Tao Release Date: 2020-12-07 "China" is a humanistic and historical documentary series produced by Hunan TV, Mango TV, and Beijing Bojing Culture. It portrays the people and stories of ancient Chinese civilization that have had the most profound impact on today's Chinese society, and is an absolute must-see for history enthusiasts. With a first-class audiovisual experience that surpasses movies, it took five years to produce and boasts a dream team of behind-the-scenes staff. Director Li Dongshen's team has previously produced two highly acclaimed documentary series, "Hexi Corridor" and "Rebirth." This time, he worked with the screenwriter of "The Rise of the Great Powers," Zhou Yan, as co-directors. In addition, stars such as Wang Han, and He Jiong portray historical figures in the series. Photography is done by Feng Xiaogang's… -
8 Beautiful Role And Ancient Costume Shapes Of Liu Yifei
Although everyone has a different list of ancient beauties, Liu Yifei must be on the list. The recently popular “a dream of splendor 梦华录” is Liu Yifei’s return from TV dramas for more than ten years. She hasn’t acted in costume TV dramas for so many years. Liu Yifei’s face is still so beautiful. She can be said to be a flowing beauty in costume and an iron-clad “immortal sister”! Let’s take a look at the 8 ancient costume beauties played by Liu Yifei. 1.” Sword and Fairy 1 仙剑奇侠传1″ – Zhaolinger Around 2005, when idol dramas were at their peak, ” Sword and Fairy 1 ” broke into a world with the unique type of “immortal swordsman drama”. At that time, Zhaolinger, played by 17-year-old Liu Yifei, also became a classic in everyone’s hearts. The Sword and Fairy 1 starring Liu Yifei and Hu Ge, is a hit on TV. The princess Zhaolinger of Lanzhao, played by Liu Yifei, is innocent and considerate. At the same time, she is charged with the mission of saving the common people. Her smiles and frowns are full of Fairy Spirit, which is especially consistent with this role, pure and smart. 2.” The… -
8 Traditional Hobbies – Pastime Pursuits of Ancient China
With the evolution of society, modern individuals have a wide variety of hobbies and interests, and so did ancient Chinese people. We have gathered 8 traditional hobbies from ancient China to explore the interesting activities of the past. Visiting temples In the agricultural society where the means of production were not yet developed, people of all ages and genders revered mysterious powers and often went to temples to seek peace. For instance, in the early days, people worshipped the Chenghuang Temple, which was believed to protect peace in a particular area. During the Tang and Song dynasties, the entertainment activities in temples gradually increased, attracting many ancient people to visit. There were various performances, including acrobatics, singing, and dancing. Watching performances During the Tang Dynasty, Canjunxi (参军戏) was very popular. Actors dressed up as Canjun, and another actor performed jokes and funny acts. It was similar to how modern young people like to watch crosstalk and stand-up comedy shows. At that time, people could resolve their troubles by watching a "Canjunxi" show. Collecting figurines "Mo He Le (磨喝乐)" was a beloved toy of young people in ancient times, mainly in the form of a child. According to… -
A Brief History of Tang Dynasty Clothing
Tang Dynasty clothing mainly refers to the Tang Dynasty Hanfu clothes. Tang Dynasty is a period of great prosperity of China's feudal society. Both people's thoughts and material production have reached the ancient historical peak. Since the Tang Dynasty, a large number of flower patterns have been widely used in craft decoration. Its composition is lively and free, dense and symmetrical, plump, and mellow. Especially after the combination of wavy continuous patterns and floral plants, it was the popular pattern in that period. Tang Dynasty beauty pictures The style of the Tang Dynasty clothing has taken real flowers, grass, fish, and insects for sketching, instead of the previous creative idea of the "Mandate of Heaven." Still, the traditional mythical animals, like dragon and phoenix pattern, has not been excluded. At this time, the design of costume patterns tends to express the free, open mind and casual artistic style. The Feature of Tang Dynasty Clothing In the Tang Dynasty, foreign trade was developed, and the country was peaceful for a long time. Especially when the Tang Dynasty became the center of economic and cultural exchanges among Asian nations, it was the most glorious page in the history of Asian history. This… -
The Perfect Accessories to Elevate Your Cheongsam Outfit
Are you looking to add some extra flair to your cheongsam outfit? Cheongsams are already a stunning traditional Chinese dress that exudes elegance and grace, but with the right accessories, you can take your outfit to the next level. Whether you're attending a formal event or simply looking to spice up your daily wardrobe, the right accessories can make all the difference. From jewelry, hats to handbags, there are many options to choose from. Here are some of the best accessories to match with your cheongsam. 01 Shawl A shawl can be a beautiful accessory to pair with a cheongsam outfit. One of the advantages of wearing a shawl with a cheongsam is that it can add an extra layer of warmth and comfort, especially if the dress is made of lightweight fabric. Additionally, a shawl can add a touch of elegance to the outfit, especially if it is made of luxurious fabric such as silk or cashmere. Another advantage of wearing a shawl with a cheongsam is that it can be used to add some color and texture to the outfit. A brightly colored or patterned shawl can complement the dress and create a beautiful contrast. It can… -
6 Reasons Why “A Dream Of Splendor” Is So Popular 2022
Recently, the launch of “a dream of splendor” has set off a Chinese upsurge in pursuing drama. As an ancient costume work, “a dream of splendor” stands out in many film and television dramas updated at the same time. Whether it is word-of-mouth or broadcast volume, popularity, and topic degree, all occupy absolute advantage. So what is the reason why this show has such a good audience rating? 1. Theme Plot “A dream of splendor” has quite a say in terms of subject matter. The play is adapted from the drama “Zhao Pan’er saves the wind and the moon” by Guanhanqing, a dramatist of the Yuan Dynasty. Guanhanqing is one of the most accomplished writers in the history of Chinese drama. His life-long drama works are very rich, and they all have the significance of reflecting the social reality. The theme of his works is profound, the structure is rigorous, and the image is lively and vivid. The story of “a dream of splendor”, which took place in the Song Dynasty, mainly tells the story of Zaopan’er, Songyinzhang, and Sun Sanniang, who went through all kinds of hardships in Bianjing and finally worked together to turn the small tea shop… -
What does Traditional Han Clothing Mean, and What Does Limited Edition Traditional Han Clothing Mean?
Recently, a friend was chatting with Keke and mentioned that during a trip to Chengdu, she saw a lady wearing traditional Han clothing. She thought the lady's outfit was particularly beautiful, so she took a second look and politely asked what kind of clothing it was. Someone in the crowd nearby said "traditional costume," which led to the lady in Han clothing berating them, saying, "What do you mean by 'traditional costume'? Do you understand that this is traditional Han clothing? If you don't even understand your own ethnic clothing, are you even Chinese?" "Do you understand Han clothing culture? Can you afford Han clothing?" The rest were just insults. I believe there is a distinction between traditional costumes and Han clothing. Some might say that Han clothing is ancient clothing, thus it is traditional costume. However, I disagree because traditional costumes are like those seen in TV dramas, designed for aesthetic appeal, making the clothes somewhat see-through, featuring short sleeves, and generally transparent, which would not have been possible in ancient times when average temperatures were around ten degrees Celsius. It would be impossible to wear see-through clothing, and ancient women were mostly conservative, so short sleeves were out… -
Men’s Clothing Changes During the Ming and Qing Dynasties
This article focuses on the changes in the popularity of traditional Chinese men's clothing from the Ming and Qing dynasties to the early Republic of China. The early Ming dynasty clothing continued the style of the Yuan dynasty, men's clothing in addition to Zhishen (直身), but also have Changshan (长衫) style. At this time the Daopao (道袍) has not yet formed, because the Changshan pleated structure on both sides, inferred that may be the Daopao predecessor. The prototype of the Yisan (曳撒) came from the Yuan Dynasty, and the sleeve shape and silhouette gradually changed in the Ming Dynasty, and developed an outer hem structure, which was one of the common styles of Bianfu (便服)/army clothing or Jifu (吉服) in the Ming Dynasty. The more significant change in the mid-Ming men's clothing is the gradual widening of the sleeve type, the structure of the outer hem is also different from the initial period. Late Ming dynasty men's clothing popular with the Daopao, the initial sleeve type for the bias to straight sleeves, with the structure of the Shoumei (收袂). At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the robe has developed into wide sleeves, and the structure of the inner and… -
A Taste of Culture: Indulge in the Unique Mid-Autumn Mooncakes Crafted by Major China’s Museums
The earthly lights and the moon in the sky, the most beautiful thing is reunion. As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches once again, mooncakes are an indispensable part. A box of mooncakes is not only a delicious pastry that delights the taste buds, but also carries heartfelt wishes and folk stories. Museums across China have also presented creative mooncakes, incorporating the cultural treasures of Chinese heritage, adding a touch of romantic national aesthetics to the Mid-Autumn Festival. The Palace Museum In the collection of the Palace Museum, there is an imperial seal of Emperor Qianlong: "The moon is depicted with colors, water has sound". The brushwork is exquisite, capturing the scenery of the moon in the mountains and lakes. This year, the Palace Museum's mooncake gift box is inspired by this theme, combining traditional Chinese colors and dyeing techniques to appreciate the beauty of the country amidst mountains, rivers, and the moon. "Only the clear wind on the river and the bright moon in the mountains, the sound is heard in the ears, and the color is seen in the eyes." Take a bite of the Palace Museum mooncake, and the clear wind and bright moon will be in your… -
Explore the Great Ancient Tang City via the Drama Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty
Which ancient China period is the most fascinating? The Tang Dynasty may be the best choice. As the most powerful and advanced existence in the world at that time, the Tang Dynasty has strong national power, a booming economy, and splendid culture. There were prosperous scenes of different countries from all over the world coming to visit, but also the wonderful legends and stories of countless capable people. This undoubtedly provides a wealth of creative materials for contemporary film and television creation, among which the suspense works are quite representative. From "Amazing Detective Di Renjie" starring Liang Guanhua, "Detective Dee" series of films directed by Xu Ke, "Legend of the Demon Cat" directed by Chen Kaige, to "The Imperial Coroner" and "Luoyang" in the past two years. Nowadays, when a new drama "Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty" of the same type is popular, let's follow Peng Xiao Xian and the four elements: city, palace, market, and stagecoach to explore the story of the Tang Dynasty. 01 City At the beginning of the drama "Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty", Chang'an county magistrate Wu Daqi was killed by a demon cat and died strangely. And the main character Su Wu Ming… -
Latest Romance Costume Drama Destined: Discovering the Allure of Love Amidst Intrlegance
On June 18th, the romance costume drama "Destined (Chang Feng Du, 长风渡)", adapted from the novel of the same name by author Mo Shu Bai, directed by Yin Tao and starring Bai Jingting and Song Yi, began airing. The main characters are well-defined and the plot progresses rapidly. As for the current plot, it has outstanding highlights and logical development. As a debut in the summer of 2023, it has stabilized its position. The plot of "Destined" is full of ups and downs while also paying attention to family and national sentiments. The casting and filming were highly anticipated, not to mention that after wrapping up production, lead actors Bai Jingting and Song Yi were rumored to be in a relationship. Fans as well as viewers who enjoy costume dramas are eagerly anticipating watching this ancient love story which combines palace intrigue, business endeavors, and imperial court politics. The female lead Liu Yuru. She is an aristocratic daughter from a cloth merchant's family but her father is notorious for favoring his concubines over his wife. Liu Yuru was never valued by her father growing up; her stepmother was unkind towards her while her biological mother suffered from serious illness. This… -
Leaf Painting Takes Root: Ding Li’s Guardian of China Cultural Heritage
Leaf painting, also known as leaf carving, originated in the Zhou Dynasty and flourished during the Tang and Song Dynasties. It uses the natural form of leaves and cleverly utilizes their natural veins to create stunning works of art. The work is delicate like a cicada's wings, with natural colors that transform decay into magical beauty. However, due to its difficulty in preservation, many exquisite pieces have been lost over time causing this craft to nearly fall into oblivion. Last August though Ding Li's leaf painting artwork series depicting "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" went viral bringing this ancient yet captivating technique back into public view. Ding Li hails from Xianyang City in Hubei Province and has loved painting since he was five years old experimenting with sketching, watercolor painting, and oil paintings while also dabbling in woodcarving, bamboo-carving, stone-carving, nuclear carving etc., all out of pure interest for these different forms of artistry. At thirteen years old he attended an art exhibition where he saw an elderly man using small knives to carve on leaves; fascinated by what seemed like magic he watched him work for almost two hours before being asked if he wanted to learn… -
A Festival of Music and Discovery
As the sun dips below the horizon, casting a golden glow across the tranquil waters of Lake Qingshan (青山湖), an electric energy begins to pulse through the air. The once-quiet shores of Hangzhou's western district are transformed into a vibrant tapestry of sound, color, and youthful exuberance. Welcome to the World Music Park, where the heartbeat of a new generation reverberates across the landscape. Celebrating Diversity Through Music In recent years, outdoor music festivals have become a cultural phenomenon, captivating the hearts and minds of young people across the globe. What was once a niche experience has blossomed into a mainstream celebration of art, community, and self-expression. The World Music Park at Lake Qingshan stands as a testament to this evolution, offering a stage where emerging talents can shine and established artists can reinvent themselves. As twilight settles over the park, the first chords of the evening strike a harmonious balance between anticipation and nostalgia. The crowd, a sea of eager faces, sways in unison as the opening act takes the stage. It's a moment of collective breath-holding, as if the entire audience is poised on the edge of something extraordinary. Empowering Voices and Stories Among the performers tonight is… -
A回头看一笑生百媚——明制汉服舞动华章
第一章:汉服回归,明制华章 Hanfu, as an essential part of Chinese traditional culture, is the crystallization of the wisdom and craftsmanship of the Han nationality, carrying rich historical and cultural connotations. Ming Dynasty-style Hanfu is a typical representation of Hanfu, blending elements from the Han, Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties. It not only demonstrates the elegance and solemnity of ancient times but also showcases the gracefulness of the Ming Dynasty. Wearing Ming Dynasty-style Hanfu is like traveling back to that glorious era, revisiting the demeanor of literati and scholars, and walking into the long river of history with an elegant posture. 第二章:设计之美,高级而不拘泥 The design of Ming Dynasty-style Hanfu pursues simplicity and elegance, breaking away from past cumbersome constraints and placing more emphasis on personalized expression. In the details such as sleeves, ruju (short upper garments), and waistbands, attention is paid to the smoothness of curves and the balance of symmetry, making the overall attire more harmonious. Especially in the design of sleeves, a bold approach of wide sleeves is adopted, enhancing the graceful temperament and adding dynamic beauty. The weaving of the waistband is relatively simple, using luxurious color combinations and carefully selected decorative clasps, making the waist appear slimmer and the overall… -
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The challenges of Hanfu ancient style makeup include Hanfu ancient style makeup and hairstyles Liu Heng is a student in class 903 of the Clothing and Garment Design major at Xiangyang Vocational and Technical College, and also the former president of the college's Tianjingsha·Shengchao Ancient Style Society. She introduced that this Hanfu society was initiated by Li Shasha, the director of the college's Clothing and Garment Design Research Room. This society not only conducts learning on ancient etiquette common knowledge but also has classes on Hanfu making and pattern-making. Members make Hanfu and ancient style jewelry. Yang Yuqing is the advisor to this society and also a teacher of clothing cutting at the school. Teacher Yang Yuqing introduced that Hanfu not only refers to clothes but also includes makeup, headwear, accessories, etc., and when wearing Hanfu, there should also be corresponding etiquette and demeanor. It should have been lunchtime, yet outside the Qu Shuiting Street Family Hanfu Experience Hall stood pairs of people. "We are here for Hanfu makeup, but there is no more space inside, so we can only wait outside," said a customer. Inside the small room were four racks holding various styles of Hanfu, while in the… -
The 5th China Hua Fu Day will be held on April 22nd
On April 22nd (the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month), the 5th Hua Fu Day will be grandly held at Yuanmingyuan Park in Beijing. Simultaneously, sub-activities will be held by Xi'an Museum, Jinan Daming Lake, Changsha Tongguanyao Ancient Town, and Yangzhou Slender West Lake Scenic Area. Enjoy the Hanfu show, stroll around the national trend market, listen to cultural lectures, and experience Chinese-style beauty makeup. About Hua Fu Day China Hua Fu Day is held on the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month every year. According to legend, this day is the birthday of Yellow Emperor, the ancestor of the Chinese nation, and also a traditional festival of the Han ethnic group in ancient times called "Double Third Festival". Therefore, the choice of the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month each year as "Hua Fu Day" aims to not forget our roots and continue to move forward. The culture of China, which has been passed down for 5,000 years, is rich and profound, with a wealth of costume and dress culture. The purpose of China Hua Fu Day is to share Chinese clothing and communicate Chinese culture both domestically and internationally. Previous venues of China Hua Fu… -
A Glimpse into the Traditional Dress and Makeup of Shang Dynasty China
The Shang Dynasty, which ruled over a vast area of China from roughly 1600 BCE to 1046 BCE, is known not only for its impressive dynasty achievements in bronze casting, architecture, and oracle bone script but also for its exquisite attire and makeup. Clothing and cosmetics were more than just functional items during this era; they were essential elements that reflected one's social status, class, and personal taste. In this article, we will delve into the fascinating world of Shang Dynasty fashion and beauty and learn about the various styles, materials, and colors used by ancient Chinese people to express themselves through their appearance. The Clothing of the Shang Dynasty Shang Tang, the head of the vassal state of the Xia Dynasty, led the vassal state to establish the Shang Dynasty in Bo (now Shangqiu) by winning the Battle of Mingtiao. The Shang Dynasty (about 1600 BC ~ 1046 BC) was the second dynasty in Chinese history, also known as the Yin Shang (殷商). It was the first dynasty in China to have direct written records in its own age. At that time, most of the texts were pictographic, or even just pictures. The Shang Dynasty has gone through… -
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4汉服摄影大赛锦绣华裳,大美汉服,用影像展示国风华服之美,欢迎报名参加汉服文化节摄影大赛(网络投票)【报名】:可上传穿汉服的生活场景自拍照(汉服与生活结合的主题)+公园景点拍摄的汉服照片(共36张);【活动福利】:摄影组会根据报名上传的照片,初选出批优秀作品并进行网络投票,主委会为优秀汉服模特拍摄作品,每人给返图5张精修照片+个30秒左右的抖音古风短视频; Cute Hanfu Girl Avatar, Real Ancient Style Avatars. Below, we bring you cute Hanfu girl avatars, beautiful real ancient style avatars. At eight years old, she secretly looked in the mirror, already able to draw her long eyebrows. At ten, she went for a spring outing, with peony as her skirt. Dressed in elegant Hanfu, she quietly eats a bun under the flowers, revealing her playful cuteness. Below, we bring you fashionable Hanfu fan-holding girl avatars, 96 beautiful real ancient style avatars that even the gods would want; Want to change your beautiful ancient style avatar every day? A small change can fill your life with surprises. Today, I specially bring this for everyone. Red-clothed ancient style avatar, purple print dress, bright and fresh tone. May the gods favor, everything is happy - Ancient style best friend avatars, Hanfu best friends, Hanfu girls, Watermelon Video. May the gods favor, everything is happy - Ancient style best friend avatars, Hanfu best friends, Hanfu girls, uploaded on March 29, 2022, by Beimu July. Atmospheric Ancient Style Real Female Avatars - Real Hanfu Ancient Style Fairy-like Avatar Images_Girl Avatars_Mei Tou Network Personality Pure Beauty Fashion Best Friend Sister Anime Sad Girl Avatar… -
Unveiling Tang Dynasty Fashion Through Court Ladies Adorning Their Hair with Flowers
To truly understand the fashionable attire of Tang Dynasty women, one must not miss the renowned painting "Court Ladies Adorning Their Hair with Flowers". It is said that during the late 8th century in the Zhenyuan era, painter Zhou Fang created this masterpiece. This painting serves as a benchmark for ancient lady paintings and fully showcases the dressing essentials of fashionable Tang Dynasty women. Cctvnewscenter has made a fine interpretation of this painting, come and feel the charm of Tang Dynasty fashion. The great Tang Dynasty style In this painting, there are five ladies with adorning flowers and one maid holding a fan. Enjoying themselves amidst blooming flowers and elegant cranes, with two playful dogs nearby. The dressings of these Tang Dynasty fashion influencers not only emphasize color coordination but also pay attention to layering, exuding sophistication and ambiance. The women in the painting wear dresses made from yarn or silk, which were considered to be the most fashionable fabrics in Tang Dynasty. A strapless long skirt trails on the ground while transparent shawl wrap around both sides. Loose and comfortable wide sleeves, mainly in shades of red with various decorative patterns. Let's focus on these ladies: the second woman from…