Danced

On April 3rd, media reported sightings of many beautiful Chinese women wearing Hanfu performing flash mobs in New York's Times Square. This scene not only attracted Chinese audiences but also drew the attention of many foreigners. For Chinese people, seeing traditional Chinese attire being worn and danced in foreign streets, attracting the attention of passersby, undoubtedly evokes a sense of national pride. Hanfu began to gain popularity during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It can be said that Hanfu not only embodies the heritage of Chinese etiquette culture but also represents unique ethnic styles. As traditional clothing of the Han nationality, Hanfu reflects China's titles as the "Land of Etiquette" and "Splendid China," showcasing the profound wisdom of Chinese history. Hanfu can be considered an exquisite work of art, embodying the craftsmanship of China. Flash mobs are a popular international phenomenon where participants gather at designated locations to perform unexpected actions such as singing, dancing, or other surprising behaviors, then quickly disperse. The sight of these beautiful Chinese women performing a flash mob in Hanfu on the streets of New York is truly commendable. The appearance of ancient-costumed beauties on the streets, upon inquiry, revealed they were all…