Ancient Style Hanfu

HanShang Hualian Hanfu in Guangzhou is dedicated to inheriting the beauty of Huaxia and vigorously spreading the traditional Han Chinese clothing, Hanfu, hoping that Han clothing can be recognized and accepted by Han people once again. Hanfu attire etiquette is an important ceremony for the Han people, and at different times and occasions, Han people have different requirements for their attire. The headwear and hairstyles for different age groups are also not the same; adult men must wear a cap, while adult women can tie their hair into a bun at the back of their head and secure it with a hairpin. In short, both Han men and women wearing Hanfu should not have loose hair, and they must maintain a clean face, being dignified and graceful. Under pressure, more and more ancient costume TV dramas are taking the route of high-quality productions. Although there are still some vulgar, tasteless, and cheap ancient costume dramas in the market, those that become popular across the country and become topics of conversation after meals are mostly respectful of history, meticulously researched in costumes, and return to classic TV series. It can be expected that the future trend of ancient costume dramas will…...

From elaborate brush strokes to bold colors and intricate patterns, Chinese art has a rich and diverse history that spans millennia. Today, artists continue to be inspired by this artistic legacy, creating work that is both contemporary and rooted in traditional Chinese aesthetics. In this article, we'll introduce you to 10 talented Chinese style illustrators who are making waves in the world of art with their unique styles and fresh perspectives.   1 - Ni Chuanjing Ni Chuanjing, an illustrator from Hong Kong, China, became one of the youngest winners on Forbes's "30 under 30" art list at the age of 25. In addition, she has received a series of awards, including two gold medals from the Society of Illustrators NY, for her excellent illustration works. As an illustrator, Ni's works have always been exquisite endorsements. In the presentation of the picture, every viewer can deeply feel the delicacy, dreaminess, and skillful mastery of her style. At the same time, she also incorporates her own experiences and stories into her works, giving them a brand new soul. This allows every viewer to find their own memories in the picture and resonate with the author and the work. The biggest feature…...

Wearing silk shoes on the feet, a tortoiseshell ornament on the head, flowing white silk around the waist, and moon-shaped earrings, these are lines describing ancient beauties. Do you want to know what hairstyles were worn by ancient beauties? Below is information compiled by the XueXiLa (StudyHard) editor; Image source: Weibo @QianLingYe. This butterfly knot hairstyle has appeared in many Tang Dynasty period dramas. Dilraba wore a similar hairstyle in the drama "Long Song"; this was Li Changge's hairstyle when she entered the Taoist temple. Many classical beauties favor this type of Hanfu costume hairstyle because the texture it creates highlights their softness... The album of pure Hanfu costume beauties is compiled by netizens from 5TieTuWang (5StickerWebsite). Each picture in the Pure Hanfu Costume Beauty album is uploaded by different netizens and is organized by netizens from the website. Please note that all pictures in the Pure Hanfu Costume Beauty album are copyrighted. Do not use them for any commercial purposes. The album of beautiful Hanfu costume ladies' classic portraits is compiled by netizens from 5TieTuWang (5StickerWebsite). Each picture in the Beautiful Hanfu Costume Ladies' Classic Portrait album is uploaded by different netizens and is organized by netizens from the…...

News from the Gorge New Media [Reported by Chen Bo] (Contributor: Ding Lu) On February 26th, the "National Trend Fashion Co-Writing a Grand Chapter" Huaxi Culture 202 Annual Gala was held grandly in the White Horse Camp Art District of Yichang City. More than 200 traditional culture enthusiasts from all over the country gathered together to watch the grand exhibition of national costumes, promote Chinese traditional culture, participate in the grand event of Hanfu culture, and appreciate the cultural landscape of White Horse Camp. Mr. Zhou Decong, Chairman of the Yichang Calligraphers Association, attended this annual meeting. Introduction: Where is the ancient costume shooting location in Chengdu? Where can you buy ancient costumes in Chengdu? 1. Where to buy ancient costumes in Chengdu 2. A street with ancient costume shops in Chengdu 3. Where to buy ancient costumes in Chengdu 4. Where to buy ancient style props in Chengdu 5. Where to buy ancient costumes in Chengdu 6. Where to buy ancient costumes in Chengdu 7. Where to buy ancient costumes and Hanfu in Chengdu 8. Ancient costumes in Chengdu 9. Where to buy good ancient costumes in Chengdu Careful netizens discovered that Wu Zun's wife and children were also…...

There is a hanfu experience store in the East Scenic Area that provides costumes and makeup, with the cheapest package being around 200/300 RMB, but I'm not sure of the exact amount. I took photos there two years ago, and they didn't have many costumes. If you have your own, you can bring them. The West Scenic Area has places to take pictures in qipao. Besides, there are now many independent photographers or photography studios that can take photos in scenic spots. You can discuss makeup and costumes with them in detail. To find them in Wuzhen, search for "Wuzhen Photoshoot" or "Jiaxing..." and show all. Arrive in [Hangzhou]. After airport pickup, free activities: [Xixi Wetland][Wuzhen]: [Nanxun][Fuyansi] Hanfu tour of [Xitang]: [Ten Scenes of West Lake] Boat tour of West Lake: [Lion Grove][Hanshan Temple][Qili Shantang Street]. Recommended reasons: In one day, you can take a [West Lake boat tour] "Stroll along Sudi in Spring", wear hanfu and freely explore the twin ancient towns of Jiangnan [Wuzhen] and [Xitang]; visit the internationally renowned "Outside Gusu City [Hanshan Temple], where the bell sounds reach the boats at midnight"; check-in at the internet-famous "Fuyansi"; this was my second trip to Qiandao Lake, this…...

Hanfu lovers may have heard the term Wei Jin style (魏晋风), or perhaps even that it's not part of the Chinese Hanfu clothing, but what's the difference between the Wei Jin style and the Hanfu in the ancient Wei Jin period?   Is the Wei Jin style costume part of Hanfu? In fact, the Wei Jin style is just a style of dressing! It is characterized by wide robes and big sleeves, fairy, etc. Only a tendency to national literature and art aesthetic style and expression. Tips: Wei Jin style ≠ Wei Jin Dynasty Hanfu. Wei Jin style = a style of clothing that is original to the merchant and sells itself as "as elegant and unrestrained as the scholar of Wei Jin". The origin of the Wei Jin style is a few years ago, a business to do a character of Wei and Jin dynasties style clothing series (魏晋风骨), this series is mainly characterized by thin and light, low saturation, low cross collar with edging, very suitable for shooting photos, loved by ladies. Then many businesses followed up and gradually formed a "Wei Jin style". The Wei Jin style does not refer to the social style of the form and…...

The coiling method of combing and braiding involves dividing the hair into strands, tying them together, and then coiling them on top of the head or on the sides, which is called a "snail bun". In the poem "Ning Palace Words", there is a line "The snail bun exudes fragrance with morning makeup dark and strong," this hairstyle became popular in the Tang Dynasty and can be seen in surviving Tang Dynasty paintings and murals. The princess Yongtai and the fairies in the Eighty-Seven Immortals Scroll all have similar hairstyles. This hairstyle is elegant and decorative, favored by empresses, princesses, and noble ladies, with many variations including single snail, double snail, lily bun, and coiled constant bun. [Ancient Hairstyle] Ladies' portraits are a painting style featuring women from the upper-middle class of ancient Chinese society. This style first appeared in Tang Dynasty ceramics and paintings. Because the Tang Dynasty was prosperous and people lived abundantly, women were often depicted as plump. The classic attire for Tang Dynasty women was a high-waisted robe and skirt set. The high-waisted skirt elongates the legs when worn. The twisting method of combing and braiding involves dividing the hair into several strands and twisting them…...

Liu Heng is a student in the Clothing and Garment Design major, class 903, at Xiangyang Vocational Technology College. She is also the former president of the college's Tian Jingsha Shengchao Gu Style Society. She introduced that this Hanfu society was initiated by Li Shasha, the director of the Clothing and Garment Design Research Room of the college. This society not only conducts learning activities about ancient etiquette knowledge but also has classes on Hanfu making and pattern drafting. Members can make Hanfu and Gu style jewelry. Yang Yuqing is the advisor of this society and also a teacher specializing in clothing cutting at the school. Teacher Yang Yuqing introduced that Hanfu not only refers to clothes but also includes makeup, hair accessories, decorations, etc. When wearing Hanfu, one should also have corresponding etiquette and posture. Recently, the Gu style trend has become very popular, especially the trend of Hanfu, which has swept across the country. Honestly speaking, girls and boys wearing Hanfu are indeed very good-looking, making people unable to resist taking a few more glances. Besides the high appearance level of these Hanfu-wearing girls and boys, what attracts us most is the mysterious yet elegant aura of Hanfu.…...

In the late Tang Dynasty, the trend of women styling high topknots led to the popularity of hair combs. Initially, women would insert a single comb in front of their topknots, adorned with exquisitely engraved floral patterns. Over time, the number of combs being inserted increased, with two combs placed vertically, one above the other. By the late Tang Dynasty, women in formal attire would place multiple sets of combs both in front and on the sides of their topknots. "Layers of jade cicadas and golden birds, green hairpins towering amidst lush black hair. Combs fall as they dance in the spring breeze, only to be replaced upon return." This line vividly depicts the elegance of Tang Dynasty women's hairstyles and the complexity of the hair accessories used. Women's topknots could be styled in various ways, with married women wearing elaborate hairstyles adorned with pearls, hairpins, and other accessories. Side adornments called "bobo" were also worn, along with veils and head coverings. The tradition of inserting combs into hair dates back to the Han Dynasty. Women in the Southern Dynasties enjoyed decorating their topknots with combs. In the Tang Dynasty, it became fashionable for women to insert multiple hairpins and…...

For many people, the ancient style is a very culturally distinctive style. On the internet, there are also many bloggers who produce videos in the ancient style to promote its characteristics to everyone. There are also many lines with ancient style characteristics in period dramas that are loved by everyone. Many bloggers promoting the ancient style may not know which dubbing scripts to choose when posting videos. Today, the editor will introduce to everyone what kind of dubbing scripts for ancient style males exist and what kind of clean and healing dubbing scripts exist. Come and take a look with the editor. In this open and inclusive new era, regardless of age, everyone can boldly express what they like and pursue what they love. The ancient style is one of the interests that young people today love very much. We can see people who love the ancient style in many places, such as on the streets where people wear hanfu to promote traditional culture, on social media platforms where there are a large number of ancient style dubbing scripts, and on major music websites where there are many ancient style songs, etc. Lovers of the ancient style are everywhere. Today,…...

Today, I will introduce you to a photographer. Her name is Dang xiaoshi (当小时). She is a Sichuan girl. She spends most of her time in Beijing. Like many people, Dang xiaoshi has been shooting some "commercial works" in order to live. However, due to a strong preference for "Chinese Style", there are occasional works of ancient style in private. Hanfu in Thailand At first, Dang xiaoshi just liked the costume style, but all the changes started with an invitation. A friend of hers got married and invited her to Nepal to take wedding photos. At that time, Dang xiaoshi put forward the idea of shooting with the theme of "Hanfu" to her friends. Hanfu in Nepal Originally, she just wanted to take a meaningful wedding photo for my friends, but when the photo came out, it got a lot of praise. Looking at the endless praise of Chinese clothes, she found that the charm of the original culture is so great. So she left beautiful pictures around the world with her Chinese clothes. Let's see what beautiful places she's been to. Hanfu in the United States When Hanfu, music and American enthusiasm are combined, there is a different spark.…...

Improved Hanfu is originally designed to meet the needs of everyday wear and can be worn as everyday Hanfu. It has been modified so that it won't easily hinder your daily life rhythm—things like going to the bathroom are more convenient, there's less fuss, and fewer loose parts. This makes it easier to manage. So, it is said, it reduces entanglements and better suits daily life. Thus, this can be worn as everyday Hanfu. The improved Hanfu better fits the human body, making the wearer more elegant and can highlight the wearer's full and attractive figure. The improved Hanfu is also very convenient to wear and integrates better into our daily lives. The essence of Hanfu improvement is to make it more convenient for daily life without rewriting the significance of traditional Hanfu. Some characteristics of traditional Hanfu remain unchanged; only simple improvements are made to better apply Hanfu to daily life, allowing more people to fall in love with wearing Hanfu and ensuring the inheritance of Hanfu culture. 3. Wearing Hanfu in an everyday classical style is actually very friendly to plus-sized girls. After all, Hanfu styles are generally loose, which can effectively hide flesh and slim the figure.…...