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Recently, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, the 17th China International Cartoon & Animation Festival, a grandma dressed in a Chinese hanfu costume made a stunning appearance. It attracts many eyes. The "Hanfu grandma" named Liu Weixiu (刘维秀), has 77 years old. At first, the grandma just cooperated with her students to shoot a set of videos in hanfu, but to her surprise, the video was released and received many likes from netizens. The grandma created a social account to record her life, and with her outstanding hanfu look, she gained many fans! "Beauty lasts forever.", in the social media comments of the Hanfu grandma, you can often see such a message from netizens. In fact, this is very closely related to the grandma's youth is a Beijing opera actress, she began to study Beijing opera at the age of 13, 19 years old into the National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts to further study, decades of Beijing opera skills make the grandma's gestures, gesticulates, and moves with the classical grace. After Grandma retired, the costumes were put into the depths of her closet, but the hanfu not only gave her back the feeling of performing on stage, but also gave her a…

August 23 is the "Chu Shu (处暑)" in China's 24 solar terms, "处" is mean: "leave", "暑" is mean that "summer". It means that the heat of summer has passed and the prelude of autumn has slowly opened. Today, I bring you some suggestions on the style of Hanfu. They are suitable for wearing when the weather is slightly cooler. Stand collar ao dress (立领袄裙) The weather starts to cool down, so we need to keep warm in early autumn. Stand collar Ao dress fabric selection is generally moderate thickness, if cold can also be appropriate in the clothes wearing clothes to keep warm. Duijin ruqun (对襟襦裙) In autumn, mountain flowers are romantic and suitable for wearing a pair of Duijin ruqun to go out. And the Duijin ruqun is more convenient to handle, if you go out, the action is also more convenient. Crossed collar ruqun (交领襦裙) The crossed collar ruqun is warmer than the skirt, and you can wear thermal underwear under the jacket. In the cool weather. Vertical collar Cape ( 竖领披风) The vertical collar cape is lighter than the stand collar Ao dress. It can also wear a sling, or warm clothes, if the weather is…

As a typical representative of Chinese traditional clothing culture, cheongsam has fascinated people around the world with its outstanding form. Although there are still many disputes over the definition of cheongsam today, it remains one of the most splendid and formal dress cultures in China's long history. At first, the style of Chinese cheongsam had tight cuffs, narrowed edges, slightly embroidered patterns and slightly longer hemlines. In the late 1920s, influenced by Western skirts, cheongsam underwent more obvious changes, tightening waistline to highlight curves and simplifying decorations. Cheongsam became a fitted curve shape that first reflected women's features such as concave-convex lines and laid a foundation for today's basic characteristics and fashion trends in women's wear. After the 1930s and 1940s, Chinese cheongsam reached a perfect maturity in design becoming world-renowned classic attire - this was also the peak period for cheongsams. High-collared necklines with waists sucked-in tightly; short sleeves fastened with knots or buttons; slanting fronts often opened high on one side; some dresses were short while others were long; cutting styles followed western skirt designs emphasizing smoother lines which made Chinese Cheongsams fit better to display female beauty figures. When wearing a Chinese Cheongsam dress woman’s graceful figure…

Wu Yanni's (吴艳妮) Journey to the Paris Olympics In the realm of athletics, where discipline and determination reign supreme, few stories captivate the imagination like that of Wu Yanni. From her early days in a military family to the bustling tracks of international competition, Wu Yanni has emerged not only as a formidable athlete but also as a cultural icon challenging norms. Wu Yanni's profile on the official Paris Olympics website reads like a testament to her star status. Detailed sections outline her hobbies, including jazz dance, Pilates, and shopping, painting a picture of a well-rounded individual beyond the track. Her family background, education at Beijing Sport University, and proficiency in languages further highlight her diverse interests and accomplishments. The Early Years: Nurturing a Champion Born into a military family, Wu Yanni was influenced by her grandfather's belief that girls should be strong. This upbringing steered her towards athletics from a young age, initially through dance and later through track and field. Her transition to hurdling under coach Yang Hui marked a turning point, shaping her into the athlete she is today. Wu Yanni's journey hasn't been without challenges. A setback during the 2022 Asian Games, where she was disqualified for a…

The musical fountain in the North Square of the Dayan Pagoda has been in operation since 2003 and was known as the largest in Asia. However, in recent years, with the construction of some fountain projects within Shaanxi Province and across China, it can no longer claim to be the largest even in Shaanxi or Xi'an. In the past two months, the North Square of the Dayan Pagoda has invested a large sum for the most extensive upgrade since its operation began, and it is expected to resume operations before New Year's Eve. Let's wait and see if the North Square of the Dayan Pagoda can reclaim its title as the largest musical fountain in Asia, or even the world. ️The Dayan Pagoda, Tang Paradise, and the Tang Dynasty Night City are all next to each otherI recommend visiting them together! My plan is to first visit the Dayan Pagoda, then go for a Hanfu fitting and styling. In the evening, I'll enter Tang Paradise for a stroll and catch some performances. After dark, I'll start taking photos and leave just before closing time, so I can enjoy both the daytime scenery and the night view of Tang ParadiseAfter leaving…

The tenth most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Yi Lu. The ninth most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Zhi Ting Li. The eighth most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Feng Lin. The seventh most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Xiao Chen. The sixth most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Yifeng Li. The fifth most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Hong Yuan. The fourth most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Weiting Chen. The third most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Jianhua Huo. The second most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Yuyan Peng. The most handsome man in ancient costume in China: Ge Hu. Chen Xiao was a divine face of ancient costumes in earlier years. Before the rise of handsome men in ancient costumes like Xiao Zhan and Ren Jialun, Chen Xiao's ancient costumes dominated half the sky. In 202, he filmed two ancient costume dramas, "Meng Hua Lu" and "Yun Xiang Zhuan". The costume of "Yun Xiang Zhuan" was leaked and became a hot search. After so many years, Chen Xiao's ancient costume still amazes people. Chen Xiao mostly has "bound hair"…

1. Zhangjiajie, Hunan China boasts many famous mountains, but places like Zhangjiajie with its unique landforms and surreal natural spectacles are exceptionally rare. It's truly one of a kind among China's famous mountains. In April this year, CNN listed Zhangjiajie Forest Park among the world's 25 most beautiful places. Known for its breathtaking peaks and tranquil valleys, it's often referred to as "Three thousand peaks, eight hundred streams." The grandeur and magnificence of the place attracted global attention when it was chosen as a filming location for the movie "Avatar," earning Zhangjiajie international acclaim. 2. Terracotta Warriors in Shaanxi The Terracotta Warriors in Shaanxi have been buried underground for 2,000 years, captivating the curiosity and astonishment of many foreigners, almost akin to the fascination with Egypt's pyramids. This ensemble serves as a golden emblem of China's ancient and splendid civilization. Listed as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" in 1987, the Terracotta Warriors have hosted over 200 foreign heads of state and government leaders, with some visiting multiple times.3. The Forbidden City in Beijing The Forbidden City in Beijing stands as the world's largest and oldest existing ancient palace complex. Its architecture and artifacts vividly showcase the vastness of Chinese…

Without a doubt, China has some of the most convenient and effective skincare culture and products in the beauty industry. Just like AKT’s eco-friendly deodorant collection, traditional Chinese beauty products are made from ingredients straight from the bosoms of Mother Nature. Because China is rich in culture, many of their skincare practices date back to centuries ago and the routines we adopt can be traced back to them. Their beauty rituals have been passed down through generations like an heirloom. So, if you want to have flawless glass-like skin like the Chinese, we’ll let you in on some of their beauty secrets. 1. Jade Rollers and Gua Sha Stone for Face Sculpting Face sculpting is one of China’s oldest beauty practices. Jade rollers and Gua Sha stones were used to target acupuncture points and allow for better blood circulation. But it goes way deeper than that. In China, having a v-shaped or egg-shaped chin is the beauty standard. So, people use jade rollers and the gua sha stone as face sculpting tools that also help with lymphatic drainage. To them, a less puffy face is more attractive than full lips and doe eyes. Today, these face-sculpting tools are used all…

According to Jiang Kayu, a researcher from the China Research Institute of Economy, who was interviewed by China Industry and Economics News, buying hanfu is just the beginning of spending. Following that, there are also significant expenses such as arm bands, traditional handbags, matching shoes, and even oiled paper umbrellas, round fans, etc. For headwear alone, there are hairpins, hair combs, hair sticks, hairbands, forehead jewels, hairpins, and so on. These can be made of pearls, jade, artificial flowers, and come in different colors and styles to match different types of hanfu. The expenditure on peripheral products is no less than that on hanfu itself. The event organizers showcased Chengdu's cultural heritage and beauty through traditional prayer ceremonies, garden tours, and group dances, promoting Chinese traditional culture and warming up for the World University Games. Beside the Jinjiang River and amidst the bamboo forest, over 500 hanfu enthusiasts gathered at Wanjing Tower Park. As performances like "Grandeur Dance" and "Etiquette of the Nation Group Dance" took place, the flowing sleeves and the elegance of the robes were on full display. The gracefulness of the upper garments, the solemnity of the deep clothing, the nonchalance of the robes, and the dashingness…

Beyond Sightseeing: Unveiling China's Trend Towards Deep Travel Experiences In July, the peak of summer vacation season, travelers in China are increasingly seeking immersive and unique experiences beyond traditional sightseeing. According to data from Meituan, a leading travel platform, there has been a significant rise in demand for deep travel experiences across the country. From exploring local markets to delving into cultural heritage sites, travelers are opting for personalized and enriching journeys that offer insights into the heart of Chinese culture. From the Plateau to the Plains: Hotspots of Summer Travel in China The top destinations for deep travel experiences this summer include Dali, Pingtan, and Rongcheng. These locations have seen a surge in bookings for activities such as local market tours, in-depth cultural explorations, and visits to historical landmarks. The trend reflects a shift towards exploring lesser-known regions and experiencing authentic local life. The Rise of Integrated Travel Experiences: Where Culture Meets Adventure In regions like Shangri-La, which translates to "the sun and moon in one's heart," travelers are embracing unique accommodations such as Tibetan-style guesthouses. These establishments not only offer a place to stay but also provide cultural immersion through activities like traditional Tibetan dress-up and local cuisine…

After the show began to check tickets, Ruo Shui was crowded by the crowd of spectators to the stands. She stared at the model who was walking towards her, who was wearing, the biggest attraction of the fashion show - "National Treasure" and the designer of Huachang Jiuzhou collaborated on one of the National Treasure's derivative Hanfu collections, and when this style Hanfu already sold out in just 10 minutes when it went on sale. This is the evening of June 29th in Hangzhou, China Silk Museum held in the national style of a Chinese Hanfu fashion show, in the words of Ruo Shui, but also the trendsetter of Hanfu lovers.   Civilized Clothing is Meant to Make People More Comfortable Ruoshui, the 25-year-old Chengdu girl has a wardrobe full of more than a dozen Hanfu. "I often wear Hanfu to and from work every day." Ruoshui buys mostly Song and Ming Hanfus in styles more suitable for everyday wear. The Song dynasty Hanfu is light, thin, and simple, and the Ming system is dignified and majestic. "The style of dress in the Song dynasty was different from the rich and complex aesthetic of the Tang dynasty, and dressing began…

The shop named MINIDOLL has 60,000 followers, and in the past 30 days, it has gained 20,000 favorites. Its main products are cotton dolls, including popular IPs such as the domestic animated IPs "Strange Tales from China," "Blessing of the Gods," and "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation." Currently, the best-selling product in the store is the cotton doll shoes, with a monthly sales volume of over 1,000; the best-selling figure is the officially licensed merchandise of "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation," with a monthly sales volume of 72. In addition, the original doll clothes and plush keychains designed by the in-house designers are also very popular. In recent years, influenced by popular historical costume dramas, many young people have developed a strong interest in traditional clothing culture. She designed an adorable historical-style cartoon character to endorse the Hanfu origami diagram. She played the role of Cheng Caiyu, the smart and steady eldest daughter of the Changfeng Escort Agency, in the new mainland historical martial arts drama "New Bodyguards: The Jadeite Doll." However, to be honest, the little sister is not really suitable for historical dramas. At Fengqige, how can you take a different set of historical costume photos for your child? Bring…

Have you noticed the increasing number of videos showcasing foreign tourists enjoying their time in China? These travelers become enthusiastic advocates for the country, praising its delicious food, convenient infrastructure, modern cities, and immersive historical and cultural sites. This surge in interest can be attributed to China's "144-hour visa-free transit" policy, which allows visitors from over 50 countries to stay in more than 20 Chinese cities for up to six days without needing a visa, provided they hold tickets to a third country. This policy has led to an influx of tourists exploring cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau, Chongqing, Chengdu, Xi'an, Wuhan, and Urumqi. As these experiences are shared widely online, more foreigners are inspired to visit China. One of the most captivating aspects of their visits is their reactions to Chinese cuisine. Foods that are commonplace to locals often leave foreign tourists astonished and delighted. Let's explore some of the culinary delights that captivate visitors during their 144-hour stay in China. Baozi, Jianbing, and Other Wheat-based Delights Wheat-based foods are universally beloved, making them an easy introduction to Chinese cuisine for many foreign visitors. Items like steamed buns (baozi), pan-fried buns (shengjianbao), and various flatbreads…

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…

The 4th Chinese Hua Fu Day (中国华服日) · Hai Jing Yun Chang, will be held in Macau, China from April 14 - April 17.

Han Fu culture: a fashion and lifestyle Wearing a beautiful hairpin, Song Nan wore a scarlet standing collar long Ao (长袄) and a woven gold and blue Mamian skirt (马面裙), resembling a woman who had crossed over from ancient times to modern times. "What I'm wearing is Ming Dynasty clothing, long Ao and Mamian skirt are very popular," Song Nan said. Song Nan, 37, paid attention to Hanfu as early as 20 years ago. "I'm wearing Hanfu 24 hours a day. There are hundreds of Hanfu in my wardrobe. In the past, when I was on the street in a Hanfu, I was always looked at by people. Some people came to me and asked, "is it filming?" now, no one would think it strange. Everyone has accepted Hanfu very well. " Miss Tourism World 2019 global finalists, wearing Hanfu, walk into the Langyatai Scenic Area in Qingdao on Oct. 3, 2019. As a practitioner of Chinese Han Fu culture, Hu Tingzhou's favorite piece is a 70-pound set of replica Tang Dynasty armor. This set of armor is made almost exactly according to ancient techniques. More than a decade ago, this set of armor would have been impossible to produce…

Fondant is the icing used to decorate or sculpt cakes and pastries. And the main character in this article, Zhou Yi, has reative incorporated traditional Chinese style beauty and hanfu into his fondant cakes. Since he started using fondant to make Chinese-style dolls, the controversy for Zhou Yi has never stopped, but for Zhou Yi, fondant is just the medium, what is important is that he wants to make the world feel the charm of the China. For his own works, Zhou Yi is very thoughtful. "Born in this era, you have to keep up with the times, the reason why things in the past became traditions is that they represented that era, now, it's our turn to create traditions." The hanfu clothing is as light as gauze, and it is difficult to achieve this visual effect with fondant. Zhou Yi and his team experimented thousands of times, combining traditional Chinese dough sculpture techniques, using a rolling pin to press the flip sugar as thin as possible. The traditional fondant is prone to cracking after drying, and the dolls have a short shelf time. So Zhou Yi spent another year, specifically adjusting the ratios and trying more than 1,000 kinds…

In the wave of economic globalization, changes in market structure and the transition from a seller's to a buyer's market have highlighted the dominant position of "customers" in the market. The division and cooperation of products in the international industrial chain are closely linked. Chinese garment enterprises have ushered in new development opportunities. The entry of foreign clothing companies into China has provided a reference and model for the reform and development of Chinese clothing enterprises. Under new opportunities and challenges, if garment enterprises want to stand out in fierce market competition and achieve sustainable development, they need to continuously adjust their cost calculation and cost management models based on the market environment. This article analyzes the cost calculation settings based on the characteristics of garment enterprises and the current problems existing in the cost management of garment enterprises, and provides several specific solutions under the current situation. On the other hand, due to the unique embroidery, cutting, and other techniques of Hanfu, its production costs are relatively high. In new Hanfu, some elements of traditional Hanfu still need to be retained, so its production costs are also higher compared to other daily wear. Moreover, considering that the audience for…

On November 14, the 8th Chinese Li Yue Conference (中华礼乐大会) was held in Hengdian Film and TV City, China. More than a thousand Hanfu enthusiasts dressed in gorgeous Hanfu gathered at the magnificent "Royal Palace" to share the beauty of Chinese Hanfu costumes and the culture of Chinese Rituals. The Chinese Li Yue Conference is a traditional Chinese cultural event initiated and organized by Fujian Hanfu Tianxia (福建汉服天下). The Chinese Li Yue Conference has been held in November every year since 2013, in order to inherit and develop the Chinese Li & Yue civilization and promote Chinese traditional culture. Li & Yue (礼乐) form content includes ritual, music. Chinese culture attaches great importance to Li and Yue. Li refers to the various forms of etiquette, while Yue includes music and dance. Li and Yue have had a significant and far-reaching impact on the development of Chinese civilization over thousands of years. The Chinese Li Yue Conference takes the Chinese Li & Yue civilization as the main content of the exhibition, combining various traditional exhibitions, activities focusing on culture in each city, showing the local history and cultural connotation. The number of participants at the Chinese Li Yue Conference has been…

China Hanfu Exhibition (Chengdu), will be held in Chengdu - West China International Expo City on November 19-21, 2021. China Hanfu Exhibition (Chengdu), first created in 2020, is a collection of Chinese Hanfu as the main content, based on the clothing and apparel culture industry chain presentation, the new generation of interactive experience and exchange platform should be born, aims to create China Hanfu whole industry chain exchange and trade benchmark platform, is the first B2B2C Hanfu (culture) exhibition and event. Including:12000+ square meters of exhibition area6+ thematic sections300+ quality exhibitors30,000+ visitors200+ professional media10+ theme events November 19-21, 2021, Hanfu Expo will meet you in Chengdu! Original link

The Spring Festival is China's most important traditional festival. Let's take a look at how the ancients celebrated the Spring Festival. 1st, Dragon Dance As the opening ceremony of the Spring Festival, the first is the most Chinese cultural style of dragon dance performance, opening for the new year. 2nd, Hanfu Wedding Celebrate the first couple with the ancient Hanfu clothing wedding of the New Year, and wishing all lovers can get happiness. 3rd, Blessing Grandma and children send love and peace to everyone, it is a sincere and pure wish. 4th, Lion Dance Means people start a new year’s work, lion dance performance hopes to give everyone a fortune. Do you like the Chinese traditional Spring Festival and Hanfu Clothing? Welcome to leave a comment.

Chinese tourists may wear kimonos to go to Tokyo in Japan, but there are also foreign tourists who come to China to experience a world of martial arts. With Chinese kung fu, martial arts novels, and online novels popular in foreign countries, many foreign tourists are full of curiosity about the Chinese martial arts world. After arriving in China, there are some tourists who wear Chinese hanfu costumes to experience a "martial arts master". Recently, a foreign beauty "Heroes" appeared in Lingchuan, Guangxi (灵川, 广西). Lingchuan has been the hometown of ginkgo since ancient times. Every autumn and winter, the ginkgo is yellow, as if it is entering a golden sea. This is the most natural background for shooting martial arts, and there are countless visitors to Lingchuan every year. draw sword However, it is rare for foreign female tourists to wear hanfu to play the heroes. Even the locals are amazed. shoot an arrow In recent years, more and more foreign friends come to China to experience cheongsam, Chinese costume, and even knight-errant costume. If you want to experience Hanfu, you can leave a message to communicate with me.

January 15th, the Chinese President's wife and the Finnish President’s wife enjoyed the music poetry in Beijing. The girls dressed in Chinese Hanfu costumes sang the Chinese ancient words with the piano and the zither. The violin and piano play the work of the Finnish composer Sibelius. The poems and songs of the poems set up a bridge for people's spiritual communication, leaving a warm and beautiful moment of friendship between China and Finland. Not long ago, US President Visit China. China President Xi and US President Trump listened to the ancient elegant music in the Great Hall of the People. Hanfu clothing appeared as a show costume and in a diplomatic occasion. Let more people understand Hanfu Culture.

Source: China Daily According to data from people.cn, Chinese hanfu consumers surpassed 2 million in 2018, tripling the level of 2017. A recent report from Guangzhou-based consultancy iiMedia Research estimated that by 2021, China’s hanfu fans will reach 6.89 million, and the hanfu sales volume will total 10.16 billion yuan ($1.58 billion). Popular Hanfu Currently, there were more than 3,000 registered hanfu-related enterprises in China, among which over 60 percent were registered in the past five years, data from business information provider Tianyancha showed. Guangzhou-based bespoke hanfu manufacturer, Minghuatang, is known as the “Hermes of hanfu.” Data from Minghuatang’s official website on May 17 showed that the customer service is busy handling orders submitted on May 11, and the tailoring period has been scheduled to mid-March 2022. Apart from high-end markets, inexpensive hanfu is also popular. Data from Alibaba’s Taobao platform showed that hanfu that are priced between 100 yuan and 300 yuan took up over 60 percent of sales, while those over 500 yuan accounted for roughly 30 percent of sales.   Why Hanfu became popular Zhang Yi, the chief analyst at iiMedia Research, said during an interview with online fashion media Vogue Business, that from a niche hobby…