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Amazing Chinese Colors: Documentary Explores the Cultural Legacy of Traditional Hues
Different traditional colors in China are all uniquely named. Why are traditional colors in China named in this way? Since the Tang Dynasty, ancient people used the term "Yan Se (颜色)" as a general term for the colors in nature, giving colors names based on natural phenomena. Unlike the Western classification of primary colors, China divides colors into five main colors: "Chi (赤, red), Huang (黄, yellow), Qing (青, green), Hei (黑, black), and Bai (白, white)". As the seasons change, colors also transform and blend in countless variations. The recently released documentary series "Amazing Chinese Colors" takes traditional Chinese colors as a starting point to showcase the world of colors. "Amazing Chinese Colors" selects five traditional Chinese colors, and as a point of reference, five artists, namely Zeng Li, Zhang Yifan, Xuan Lu, Jiang Mengjie and Zhang Li, as the recommenders, dig out the history and culture related to such colors, extend the use of such colors in modern oriental aesthetics, show the infinite charm of traditional Chinese colors in the trend, and take the story of each color as the source of inspiration, to create unique traditional Chinese colors in the program. With each color story as the… -
The Long-Awaited Return of Fog Hill of Five Elements Season 2 – Epic Adventure Continues
In July 2020, a Chinese animated series burst onto the scene: "Fog Hill of Five Elements". With its exquisite ink painting style and thrilling combat scenes, it garnered countless praises. After three years, it has returned with its second season to meet the audience. On Bilibili, 230,000 viewers gave it a staggering score of 9.9 out of 10. It can only be said that "Fog Hill of Five Elements Season 2" continues to live up to everyone's expectations. The story of "Fog Hill of Five Elements" takes place in ancient times when demons ravaged the land and people lived in despair. In this dire situation, a mysterious Taoist stepped forward and bestowed the power of gold, wood, water, fire, and earth, the five elements, upon five noble families to resist the demons. These descendants possessing the power of the five elements are known as Elemental Envoys. Together they sealed away the demons within Mount Mist Concealment while imprisoning most powerful creature, Qilin beast within the divine shield. From then on, generation after generation of Elemental Envoys have guarded these barriers and divine shield with great effort to maintain balance between humans and demons beast. However, soon this equilibrium is shattered… -
The Scent of Summer Flowers and the Refreshing Charm of Hanfu
With the gentle summer breeze on our faces and warm sunlight illuminating the earth, it's the perfect time to delve into the world of Hanfu as a Hanfu enthusiast. Let me take you on a journey to explore the beauty and allure of summer Hanfu. Part One: The Refreshing Design of Hanfu The scorching atmosphere of summer often makes people avoid wearing heavy clothing. However, the design of Hanfu perfectly meets the needs of this season. In summer, Hanfu is typically made from light and breathable materials such as pure cotton or linen to provide maximum comfort. The designs include short-sleeved, off-shoulder, and ankle-exposing styles that are characteristic of summer, allowing wearers to enjoy a refreshing feeling. Moreover, summer Hanfu pays special attention to color selection, favoring delicate hues like light blue, light green, and light yellow, which highlight the freshness and vitality of summer. Part Two: Classic Summer Styles When wearing Hanfu in summer, there are several classic styles that shouldn't be missed. Firstly, there's the chiffon shirt, with its light and breathable material, making it especially suitable for hot summers. Chiffon shirts often feature a stand-up collar design, which is simple yet elegant, exuding femininity and grace. Additionally,… -
What Kind Of Chinese Culture Is Contained In Chinese Clothing Hanfu
We often say that China is a country of etiquette, and when it comes to etiquette, the most direct presentation is clothing. So dress and etiquette are closely related. Hanfu is a traditional Chinese dress, with big sleeves and long hem. It stresses pure nature, shows the national characteristics of soft, quiet, and calm, and embodies the Chinese people’s life realm of peaceful coexistence with nature, keeping aloof from the world, and being generous and benevolent. The elaborate tailoring and exquisite embroidery of Hanfu show the vitality and aesthetics of the Chinese nation. What’s the relationship between Hanfu and Chinese culture? What is the significance of Hanfu to Chinese culture? Let’s talk about Chinese culture in Hanfu. 1. Hanfu is the continuation of Chinese culture From ancient times to the present, the styles of Hanfu are changeable, but the basic results of Hanfu are always the same. The inheritance of Hanfu’s shape and the system is the witness of the continuation of Chinese culture. 2. The plane cutting of Hanfu follows the rules of etiquette and nature Hanfu adopts the plane cutting method and simple clothing outline, which makes people get along with the clothing comfortable and natural without any… -
How Emeralds Became a Symbol of Tradition and Luxury in Chinese Couture
Emeralds are gemstones that are as ancient as the Earth itself. The oldest specimens date back 2.97 billion years and the first mines were established in Egypt around 1500 BC. In Chinese couture, these luminous stones solve the dilemma of blending timeless tradition with the desire for exclusive, luxurious expression. Their deep green allure has captivated hearts and adorned the luxurious world of Chinese couture for centuries. This article explains how emeralds have become synonymous with luxury and tradition in Chinese couture by transforming everyday fashion into a canvas of cultural storytelling and opulent taste. Read on to discover the journey of emeralds from royal dynasties to modern runways, and see how they continue to define sophistication and elegance in high fashion. Historical Roots of Emeralds in Chinese Culture Emeralds have held a revered place in the history of Chinese jewelry. They're often seen as symbols of prosperity and renewal. Historically, these vibrant gemstones were favored by royalty and nobility. They were embedded into the crowns and robes that graced the courts of ancient Chinese dynasties. Such pieces weren't merely ornamental but also served as amulets of good fortune and indicators of status. The Ming Dynasty, in particular, saw emeralds… -
Five Kings of Thieves: A Fusion of Traditional Chinese Philosophy and Modern Drama
In comparison to the multitude of laws, rules, and formulas in Western natural sciences, the exploration methods and achievements of traditional Chinese culture in natural sciences often appear more mystical and less easy to comprehend, with the "Five Elements" being the most representative. The five elements referred to as metal, wood, water, fire, and earth each have their own characteristics, and there exists a closed loop of generation and restraint, representing a rather fundamental worldview. By creatively applying imaginative artistic processes on top of this, a colorful set of worldviews can be generated. Starting from March 23rd, exclusively on Youku and recently concluded, the adventure mystery drama "Five Kings of Thieves" creatively integrates the "Five Elements" with the background of the Republican era, creating a unique worldview that is truly eye-catching. Starring Wang Dalu and Ren Min, "Five Kings of Thieves" may only consist of twelve episodes, but it is a high-quality short drama with diverse elements, leaving the audience wanting more after its conclusion. The creative team, drawing on their experience in crafting high-quality short dramas, deeply integrated the "Five Elements" into aspects such as narrative, characters, visuals, emotions, and themes. In other words, the creation of "Five Kings… -
More People Like to Join Hanfu Fashion
The aesthetics of mankind has always undergone earth-shaking changes with the changes of the times. At different times, beauty has different performances. An inclusive country is often reflected in their clothing. Walking down the street, we often see people dressed in Chinese Hanfu. Like everyone else on the street, they wear Chinese Hanfu to go shopping, eat, wait for traffic lights. Their straightforward attitude reveals their confidence in history and their passion for traditional culture. In Ancient China, especially nobles or large families, the requirements for dressing are almost strict, for example, a hat has countless complicated kinds because the "crown" represents the social status of this person. From the time of the Yellow Emperor, people began to use cloth to make clothes. However, due to the backwardness of science and technology and the lack of material, the cloth is very scarce, so the cloth is also an ornament of aristocratic symbolic rights. The Yellow Emperor is also the earliest designer in China. He proposed that "the sleeves are wide and drooping".this should also be the prototype of China's most famous clothing "robes". In the Han Dynasty, the fabric was fully developed and the Hanfu became diverse. Of course, due…
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