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Dynastic Hanfu Card Sync, Hanfu Dynastic Card Sync
To better match the costume, Guo Jingjing also made a slightly traditional hair accessory. Although it was just a simple middle part fringe with shoulder-length hair, if Jingjing happened to have long hair reaching her waist, it would look even more impressive. Fortunately, she spent a lot of effort on the hair accessory, which added a lot of points; Jingjing chose a light-colored ribbon and bead hairpin, which looks dynamic and powerful, immediately giving a sense of a dynastic TV series. Xitang Flower Lane, located at the North Gate of ancient Xitang Town, inherits the national style of Xitang. The planning layout of "small bridges, flowing water, and people's homes" and the architectural art of "white walls, black tiles, and horse-head walls" condense the cultural essence of Xitang ancient town. With modern romantic-themed decorations, it has created a series of beautiful photo spots such as the ancient stage, ten miles of peach blossoms, angel wall, and wish savings station, becoming a new favorite for Hanfu photos during the Hanfu Week. During the event, a steady stream of tourists in various Hanfu costumes stopped to take beautiful photos, becoming a beautiful scenery. 209 Dynamic Dance Arrives 'Lady's Walk' Full Version, Sister's… -
Hanfu Accessory: Jin Bu History and Purpose
Vocab “Step ban” or “walking ban” - Jin Bu (禁步, jìn bù) - an accessory often matches with hanfu. It is an accessory that is threaded together with jade stones and hung over a hanfu dress. Jade pendant - Yu Pei (玉佩, yù pèi) - also an accessory made of silk threads, beads, and jade stone that hung at the waist. But yùpèi are much simpler than Jin Bu, oftentimes it is just a jade with one or two beads tied together with thread. Oftentimes there will be no silk or bead tassels at the bottom like Jin Bu. Materials Jin Bu are usually made up of colored silk threads, jade beads, and jade pendants combined together. There may or not have tassels made up of silk thread at the end of the accessory. If not, the tassels may also be made up of threaded beads. Jin Bu in the past were made up of precious stones, and since they are threaded, they will clash together when walking making jade clash. If this is heard now people might not think much about it, but the etiquette and customs were stricter in ancient times, especially on feminine etiquette and how… -
Hanfu Accessory: Jin Bu History and Purpose
Vocab “Step ban” or “walking ban” - Jin Bu (禁步, jìn bù) - an accessory often matches with hanfu. It is an accessory that is threaded together with jade stones and hung over a hanfu dress. Jade pendant - Yu Pei (玉佩, yù pèi) - also an accessory made of silk threads, beads, and jade stone that hung at the waist. But yùpèi are much simpler than Jin Bu, oftentimes it is just a jade with one or two beads tied together with thread. Oftentimes there will be no silk or bead tassels at the bottom like Jin Bu. Materials Jin Bu are usually made up of colored silk threads, jade beads, and jade pendants combined together. There may or not have tassels made up of silk thread at the end of the accessory. If not, the tassels may also be made up of threaded beads. Jin Bu in the past were made up of precious stones, and since they are threaded, they will clash together when walking making jade clash. If this is heard now people might not think much about it, but the etiquette and customs were stricter in ancient times, especially on feminine etiquette and how…
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