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Hanfu in Snowy Weather, Men Wearing Traditional Hanfu
Hanfu is a type of traditional clothing, but it does not represent all historical costumes. Historical costumes refer to the attire worn by people in ancient times, which is a general term. In contrast, Hanfu is the traditional clothing of the Han nationality, representing two entirely different concepts. Hanfu can be seen as a symbol of Han culture; any clothing worn by the Han people is called Hanfu. Historical costumes refer to the attire worn by people in ancient times, meaning any garment from that period falls under this category. Historical costumes are a broad concept encompassing many types, while Hanfu is merely one subset of historical costumes. Moreover, the materials used for historical costumes vary widely, whereas Hanfu uses only a few specific materials. Historical costumes contain more diverse materials and stories, having undergone long-term evolution and development. On the other hand, Hanfu is clothing made by the Han people based on traditional styles, embodying cultural characteristics of the Han nationality. Historical costumes reflect the overall features of the entire ancient era, with various styles. Hanfu specifically refers to the traditional attire worn by the Han nationality, such as tops and skirts or one-piece dresses. That's all it means.… -
Ancient Chinese Hanfu in Summer, Pictures of Ancient People Wearing Hanfu
Hanfu is a type of traditional costume, but it cannot represent all ancient costumes. The term "ancient costume" refers to the clothing worn by people in ancient times and is a general term. Hanfu, on the other hand, is the traditional attire of the Han nationality and is an entirely different concept. Hanfu can be said to represent Han culture; all clothing worn by the Han people is called Hanfu. On the other hand, ancient costumes refer to the clothes worn by people in ancient times; any clothing worn by ancient people is called an ancient costume. Ancient costumes are a broad category that encompasses many types, while Hanfu is just one of them. Moreover, the materials used for ancient costumes are diverse, whereas Hanfu uses only a few types of materials. Ancient costumes contain more materials and stories, having undergone long-term evolution and development. Hanfu, however, is clothing made by the Han people based on traditional styles, embodying the cultural characteristics of the Han people. Ancient costumes encompass the characteristics of the entire ancient period, with various styles. Hanfu merely refers to the traditional attire worn by the Han nationality, such as tops and skirts or one-piece dresses, nothing… -
Chinese Hanfu Industry – Changing & Get Better
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… -
Combination of Traditional Hanfu and Western Elements 2020
When Hanfu has been widely used, ordinary Hanfu can no longer meet the needs of Hanfu enthusiasts. Therefore, there is a fashion trend of combining traditional Hanfu with Western elements in China. What is the mix and match of “Oriental” and “western” style? This is what we call the “Chinese and Western” style. Just like the improvement of cheongsam, it combines the modern elements of western style with the classical elegance of Chinese style. Hanfu and Western Accessories In our traditional concept, Hanfu always seems to be matched with accessories such as round fans, hairpins and embroidered shoes, while the brand-new western style starts with some small accessories. The change of some small accessories will not destroy the original national style of Hanfu to a great extent, but also make the whole match full of freshness. For example: 1) Small HatFirst of all, the most iconic small hat in western style is used to replace the hairpin with Hanfu. The whole style instantly adds a trace of French style. With the addition of a small top hat, the formal Hanfu suddenly has a sense of small western style. However, in order to improve the fit, it is suggested that we… -
Gu-style Music and Hanfu, Hanfu and Gu-style
Firstly, the concepts of "gu-style" and "national style" are different. "Gu-style" is a poetic concept. Gu-style poetry is written in accordance with ancient poetic forms. The yuefu genre originated in the Han Dynasty and was originally accompanied by music, hence it was called "yuefu" or "yuefu poetry". This type of yuefu poetry was referred to as "qu", "ci", "ge", "hang", etc. However, later on (probably since the Tang Dynasty), with the loss of musical scores, gu-style poetry could only be recited according to its rhythm and cadence. On the other hand, "national style" poems are categorized based on the content of poems in the Book of Songs. This is one of the main differences between the two. "I think hanfu is beautiful, but I don't usually have the chance to wear it. Shangli Ancient Town gave me the opportunity to experience the charm of gu-style culture." During the May Day holiday, Ms. Qu from Ya'an City rented a set of hanfu from a merchant. She expressed her gratitude to the Shangli Town government for organizing this hanfu cultural festival and creating a strong Han and Tang Dynasty atmosphere, which allowed her to meet many like-minded friends. "The water reflects the… -
Combination of Traditional Hanfu and Western Elements 2020
When Hanfu has been widely used, ordinary Hanfu can no longer meet the needs of Hanfu enthusiasts. Therefore, there is a fashion trend of combining traditional Hanfu with Western elements in China. What is the mix and match of “Oriental” and “western” style? This is what we call the “Chinese and Western” style. Just like the improvement of cheongsam, it combines the modern elements of western style with the classical elegance of Chinese style. Hanfu and Western Accessories In our traditional concept, Hanfu always seems to be matched with accessories such as round fans, hairpins and embroidered shoes, while the brand-new western style starts with some small accessories. The change of some small accessories will not destroy the original national style of Hanfu to a great extent, but also make the whole match full of freshness. For example: 1) Small HatFirst of all, the most iconic small hat in western style is used to replace the hairpin with Hanfu. The whole style instantly adds a trace of French style. With the addition of a small top hat, the formal Hanfu suddenly has a sense of small western style. However, in order to improve the fit, it is suggested that we… -
Grace of the Chinese Nation — Imperial Wind Hanfu: A Brand of Traditional Chinese Clothing
Introduction: The traditional culture of China is extensive and profound, including a rich variety of Hanfu (traditional clothing of the Han people) culture. As traditional attire of ancient China, Hanfu carries deep historical connotations and cultural wisdom. In recent years, with the revival of traditional Chinese clothing culture, more and more young people have joined the ranks of Hanfu enthusiasts, leading to an increasing demand for branded Hanfu. This article will introduce a brand of Hanfu called "Grace of the Chinese Nation — Imperial Wind Hanfu." I. Brand Introduction: "Grace of the Chinese Nation — Imperial Wind Hanfu" is a brand dedicated to Hanfu, centered around a team of designers who strive to inherit and innovate Hanfu culture. From its inception, the brand has adhered to the concept of "uniqueness, refinement, and high quality," aiming to combine the elegance of ancient Hanfu with modern fashion, bringing a unique style of the Chinese nation to Hanfu enthusiasts. II. Design Philosophy: 1. Uniqueness: The design team of Grace of the Chinese Nation focuses on uniqueness as the core of their philosophy. They conduct in-depth research into ancient texts and historical documents, following the principle of traditional innovation, drawing inspiration from the clothing… -
古装汉服潘素素, Hanfu in Traditional Costumes
What is the difference between traditional costumes and Hanfu? Many people comment under Hanfu videos that traditional costumes are beautiful. In fact, traditional costumes and Hanfu are two overlapping but non-overlapping concepts. Hanfu emphasizes ethnic attributes; traditional clothing of the Han nationality is Hanfu. Traditional costumes, on the other hand, have a temporal attribute and refer to ancient clothing. Most impressions of traditional costumes come from various TV dramas and films, so some compatriots will specifically correct others, saying it's Hanfu rather than traditional costume because the term Hanfu is more accurate. After all, Hanfu has certain requirements for its design, while the costumes in many TV dramas and films are not as meticulous, and even the Qipao in Qing Dynasty dramas, which belongs to Manchu clothing, is considered a traditional costume but certainly not Hanfu. How beautiful are the Hanfu looks of female stars? Zhou Jieqiong and Tong Liya are adorable, while Dilraba Dilmurat is full of masculine charm. In fact, there are many female celebrities wearing Hanfu in traditional costume dramas, looking very attractive. Today, let's take a look at the most impressive looks of celebrities in Hanfu. The most profound look is YaYa's Hanfu appearance in "Mother… -
6 Must-Watch Chinese Film and Drama that Elicit a Range of Sentiments in 2023
In this year's Chinese film and television works, a part of them have satisfied the emotional value of the audience. For example, "The Knockout" and "Meet Yourself", as well as "No More Bets" and "Full River Red". The quantification of emotional value is difficult, but works that can be crowned with this concept are either popular or favored by certain groups, at least winning the resonance of some people. Which works belong to this category this year, and why have they conveyed emotional value? "The Knockout": Confrontation of Emotions and Class Crossing Although it was broadcast in the first quarter, the influence of "The Knockout" unsurprisingly lasted until the end of the year. The success is essentially a triumph of emotional representation. The thrill and satisfaction of crossing classes bring indescribable pleasure to the audience. In the popular comments from the audience, there are many descriptions such as "growing stronger and becoming a big shot" and "step by step towards success". Justice triumphs over evil, and the root causes of evil provoke deep thoughts. The protagonist Gao Qiqiang (played by Zhang Songwen) and An Xin (played by Zhang Yi) complete a dual revenge. Initially, Gao Qiqiang, a fishmonger, was… -
Chinoiserie in Shanghai Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2022
In the just-finished 2022 Spring/Summer Shanghai Fashion Week, I wonder if you found your favorite style in so many beautiful modern clothes? In the general environment and background of the increasing revival of traditional culture, many brands have chosen Chinoiserie fashion with national culture as the keynote. We know that only by truly integrating our traditional culture into modern life is there a true revival of culture. In Shanghai Fashion Week, these designer brands present Hanfu with national culture at its core, and they are committed to focusing on the new era concept of reviving traditional Han Chinese clothing and giving fashion a newborn aesthetic. Through creative fusion infused with Chinese aesthetic elements, the major brands tell the history and interpret the national culture in a way that young people can understand. However, these designs still use the western system of traditional Chinese clothing to make a western fashion transformation with collage of various elements. Although there is a very long way to go before the real return, this way can also show the wisdom of the ancient people in a multi-dimensional way with a fashion vocabulary easily understood by modern people, which is a good start anyway, and we… -
Seeking Tradition: How Ancient Chinese Shielded Themselves from the Sun
In the scorching heat of summer, ancient Chinese people didn't have sunscreen, but they took sun protection seriously. Though the concept of physical sunscreen is a recent development, the approach to sun protection was quite similar: "shade" was key. Follow BAZAAR CHINOISERIE to learn how ancient people protected themselves from the sun. To shield themselves from the sun while staying mobile, a sun hat is the perfect summer accessory. Surprisingly, "sun hats" aren't a modern invention; they're mentioned directly in ancient texts. For instance, during the Ming Dynasty, the "Xu Tong Dian" listed various hats, mentioning: "Sun hats were permitted for scholars entering the imperial examinations during the early Ming Dynasty. (遮阳帽,明初士人贡举入监者许戴之。)" Similarly, the "Jian Hu Ji" describes the "sun hat" as follows: "According to Ming regulations, scholars could wear large sun hats after completing their studies at the imperial college, similar to the ancient bamboo hats or the Tang dynasty silk hats. (明制。士子入胄监满日。许戴遮阳大帽。即古笠。又唐时所谓席帽也。)" In addition, there were also Weimao (帷帽) popular during the Tang and Song dynasties. These hats had thin gauze attached under wide brims, offering advanced sun protection while also shielding against some wind and dust. Curtain hats, also known as Zhaojun hats, are said to be… -
6 Hanfu Styles for Summer
If you don't know enough about Hanfu style, it often gives you a feeling of being cumbersome to wear, and it can be very hot in summer. In fact, the design concept of Chinese clothing is different from the Western design concept, which is to be cool by relaxed ventilation. The structure of Chinese clothing has varied from generation to generation, but there is not much difference in the style of winter and summer clothing, which usually includes underwear, coats, and accessories, while winter and summer only have the difference in the thickness of the fabric, which also allows different styles of Chinese clothing to easily cope with different climatic seasons. In fact, there are very many styles of Hanfu that are suitable for summer wear. Today, we are going to introduce you to a few Hanfu styles that is suitable for summer. Beizi & Song pants The Beizi is the most popular style in summer, and when paired with the Song trousers, it is light and suitable for the activity, almost a must-have summer Hanfu style. Banbi Wearing a lightly colored Banbi shirt will visually give a cooler look. Even if the dress is a simple plain color, dark… -
The Origins of Xia: Tracing the Evolution and Relevance of Chivalrous Ideals
What is Xia? Some say they are skilled warriors, others say they are outsiders on the fringes of society, and some even say it is an adult fairy tale. A knight-errant can take on many forms, but one thing is certain: from the moment they step onto the stage of history, their extraordinary allure ensures that the concept of a "Xia" will never fade away. What is Xia? Who can be called a knight-errant? To answer these questions, let us first go back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, when knights-errant roamed. 01 When did ancient China have Xia? During the Pre-Qin period, warfare was frequent. One day, the powerful state of Chu was preparing to attack the weak state of Song and hired the renowned craftsman Lu Ban to create siege weapons. The military strength of Song was far inferior to that of Chu, and the people were filled with fear, scattering in all directions in an attempt to escape. Mozi, who had a deep background in craftsmanship and was skilled in defending cities, received this news and immediately rushed thousands of miles to the capital of Chu, hoping to utilize his expertise… -
Essence and Implies of Jianghu and Wuxia – Exploring the Martial World
The Wuxia drama "Mysterious Lotus Casebook" has attracted a large number of viewers since its premiere with its innovative martial arts format. The seemingly outdated elements of the martial arts world such as martial heroes, inns, and sects have broken through the traditional boundaries in the drama. However, when it comes to martial arts, one cannot ignore the concept of the Jianghu (江湖, rivers and lakes) in Chinese culture. What exactly is the Jianghu? How can we define the Jianghu culture? The term Jianghu seems to be a vague concept. People admire and yearn for the Jianghu, but it always seems difficult to define and is not considered highbrow. The earliest appearance of the term Jianghu can be found in the book "Zhuangzi": “相濡以沫,不如相忘于江湖。(Rather than leave them to moisten each other with their damp and spittle, it would be far better to let them forget themselves in their native rivers and lakes)” This phrase evokes a sense of imagination, encompassing the vast territories of the Central Plains, the four corners of the world, the rivers and lakes that crisscross the land. Gradually, the Jianghu has evolved into a metaphor for the world. The beauty brought forth by nature, the… -
Exploring the Vibrant Palette of Ancient China: Hanfu Color Scheme
Traditional Chinese colors come from nature and from the imagination of the ancient Chinese civilization. Traditional Chinese colors pursue the color concept of giving colors according to types and conveying consciousness through colors. In ancient times in China, there are positive colors and inter colors, with the distinction of respect, and lowly; righteous, and evil. Positive color refers to the color that promote each other, that is, the original color. Ancient primary colors to "Yin Yang Five Phases" doctrine in the five elements, water, fire, wood, metal, and earth, respectively, corresponding to black, red, cyan, white, and yellow as color symbols, known as the five-color system. Traditional Chinese clothing colors are also mainly primary colors. With the development of the times, different dynasties revered different colors, and these popular colors also reflected the material and spiritual civilization of their dynasties to a certain extent. Hanfu Shi Dai has compiled a summary of the traditional hanfu color schemes through dynasties, let's explore together. Han Dynasty The Han Dynasty was influenced by the Taoist philosophy of Huanglao and Confucianism, and its costumes often pursued the essential beauty of the whole. At the same time, by the previous Qin dynasty, the concept of black… -
Uncovering the Mystery of the Dunhuang Flying Apsaras: From Origin to Evolution
Since the Chinoiserie style became very popular, Dunhuang culture has naturally become one of the focuses. Many Chinese actresses and hanfu models have tried the Dunhuang flying apsaras. Dunhuang flying apsaras, as the top popular exotic culture, how is it possible to combine grandeur and ebullience in such an ingenious way? It all starts with the Dunhuang murals. The Origin of Dunhuang Frescoes During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the divisive political situation made people’s lives turbulent. The concept of Buddhism’s compassion and salvation provided comfort to suffering people and developed rapidly. There was a monk on way to the west, passing through Dunhuang and encountered a golden light spectacle, identified as a holy place. He hired the craftsman to dig caves here and carve Buddha statues. Over time, not only the princes and nobles, and even the common people have come to Dunhuang to excavate Buddhist caves, then the scale of the grottoes gradually expanded. Gradually, Dunhuang, located at the west end of the Hexi Corridor, has become a true fertile land for the spread of Buddhism, forged a rich treasure house of art and culture. Grand, magnificent, and surpassingly beautiful, Dunhuang has an unparalleled aesthetic background, known…
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