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Huacai Blooms: Hanfu Illuminates Chengdu’s Ming Formation
Part One: Background Introduction As an essential part of ancient Chinese culture, hanfu embodies the elegance and essence of thousands of years. Since ancient times, Chengdu has been known as a cultural center in southwestern China, renowned for its long history and splendid culture. In recent years, the hanfu movement has gradually gained popularity across the country, with more and more young people becoming fond of wearing hanfu and placing greater emphasis on the inheritance and promotion of traditional culture. As one of the most important ancient costumes in China, hanfu has also become a beautiful landscape in Chengdu. This article will focus on the theme of hanfu illuminating Chengdu's Ming formation, depicting this magnificent and magical event in detail. Part Two: Chengdu's Ming Formation Chengdu's Ming Formation is a hanfu team composed of local students in Chengdu. They gather many hanfu enthusiasts to showcase the beauty of hanfu and pass down traditional culture. The Chengdu Ming Formation appears at significant festivals and events every year, attracting the attention and praise of many spectators. Part Three: Preparations Before the Event To create a spectacular hanfu event, the preparations for Chengdu's Ming Formation begin half a year in advance. First, they… -
2024 Spring Festival Gala Highlight: Nian Jin – Traditional Hanfu and Ornate Designs
The program "Nian Jin" at the 2024 CCTV Spring Festival Gala showcased the beauty of traditional Hanfu from various dynasties to billions of viewers. Among them, the exquisite patterns connected the vision of a prosperous new year and allowed more people to understand the essence of traditional Hanfu, which is supported by classical patterns and traditional fabrics. From the grandeur of the Warring States period to the elegance of the Ming Dynasty, this stage performance passed down the beauty of China's thousands of years. Liu Tao, Liu Shishi, Li Qin, and Guan Xiaotong led the singing of "Nian Jin", and they represented the splendor of the Han, Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties, HANTIME will share the highlights in detail with us. Liu Tao's outfit consists of a Zhiju robe and a Gui Yi, with yellow as the main color, representing a solemn and grand emotional meaning. The pattern combines the patterns of the Chinese flowering crabapple and clouds, with a cape made of swallowtail gauze. The hem of the robe is made of Changle Mingguang brocade, a Han dynasty brocade discovered in Loulan, Xinjiang. The pattern mainly features animal motifs, with the words "Changle Mingguang" symbolizing auspiciousness, intricately woven with… -
A Brief Introduction To The Development Of Modern Hanfu Culture
Modern Hanfu is inherited from the essence of traditional Han clothing and has been innovated and developed in combination with the needs of modern social life. It has distinctive traditional and distinctive national characteristics and fashion colors. It presents not only the appearance of fashion and the flu but also the restoration. The Historical Origin of Modern Hanfu Modern Hanfu is the inheritance and development of traditional Hanfu. Hanfu has a long history and is luxuriant. The agricultural civilization in the plain of East Asia is the environment for the development of Hanfu. In terms of time, the memory of childhood is in the early pre-Qin period, the youth style in the middle Han and Tang Dynasties, and the adult model in the near ancient song and Ming Dynasties. In space, the Yellow River and the Yangtze River are the cradles, the Great Wall desert is the stage, and the western regions of the five ridges are the paradise. Han clothing and other brothers’ national clothing draw lessons from each other and evolve together. The clothing of many Asian Nations comes from traditional Chinese clothing — Han clothing. Modern Hanfu The Development Process of Modern Hanfu From the perspective of… -
**Title: Girls’ Hanfu: The Grand and Elegant Heritage of the Huaxia Tradition**
**Introduction:** Hanfu, as an essential part of China's excellent traditional culture, carries the continuation of a thousand years of history and the profound heritage of the Huaxia nation. Girls' Hanfu is a symbol that perfectly combines this solemn grandeur with feminine elegance and splendor. Wearing a Hanfu outfit is like traveling through time, bathing in the dazzling river of history. Let us explore the wonders of girls' Hanfu together! **I. Historical Origin of Hanfu** The history of Hanfu dates back to ancient times. During the era of Emperor Yan (Shennong) and Emperor Huang (Xuan Yuan), people mostly wore simple coverings made from animal skins and plant leaves. During the Qin and Han dynasties, Hanfu began to emerge formally, becoming mainstream attire. Over time, the changes in Han Chinese clothing became rich and diverse, internalizing into a unique cultural identifier. **II. Characteristics of Girls' Hanfu** 1. **Sleeves' Fluttering Elegance** The sleeves of girls' Hanfu are usually wide and long enough to reach the ground, extending vertically from the shoulders, forming unique curves. The fluttering sensation of the sleeves gives an impression of grace and mystery, embodying the gentleness and dignity of women. 2. **Waistband Embellishment** The design of girls' Hanfu emphasizes… -
Neutral Everyday Wear: Improved Hanfu on the Streets, Everyday Improved Hanfu
Improved Hanfu is originally designed to meet the needs of everyday wear and can be worn as everyday Hanfu. It has been modified so that it won't easily hinder your daily life rhythm—things like going to the bathroom are more convenient, there's less fuss, and fewer loose parts. This makes it easier to manage. So, it is said, it reduces entanglements and better suits daily life. Thus, this can be worn as everyday Hanfu. The improved Hanfu better fits the human body, making the wearer more elegant and can highlight the wearer's full and attractive figure. The improved Hanfu is also very convenient to wear and integrates better into our daily lives. The essence of Hanfu improvement is to make it more convenient for daily life without rewriting the significance of traditional Hanfu. Some characteristics of traditional Hanfu remain unchanged; only simple improvements are made to better apply Hanfu to daily life, allowing more people to fall in love with wearing Hanfu and ensuring the inheritance of Hanfu culture. 3. Wearing Hanfu in an everyday classical style is actually very friendly to plus-sized girls. After all, Hanfu styles are generally loose, which can effectively hide flesh and slim the figure.… -
Ancient Costume, Hanfu Community, and the Ancient Style Community
Almost forgot to mention that the phrase "ancient costume is not hanfu" is sometimes used in certain contexts within the hanfu community's theoretical framework. For instance, when discussing more unconventional ancient garments like official robes with peculiar collars or open necklines. The essence of hanfu, as defined by the hanfu community, lies in its representation of the Han ethnicity, thus their standards for hanfu require widespread adoption over a long period and must be absorbed under conditions conducive to the development of hanfu. These criteria are said to be continuously refined to meet new needs. Under these standards, many ancient garments do not qualify as hanfu, but what should they be called then? Such garments are collectively referred to as "ancient costumes." Ancient costumes = hanfu + ancient costumes, such is the capricious nature of the community's terminology. Chinese historical dramas often feature characters wearing long robes with crossed collars (though there's no factual basis for this). The hanfu community refers to these as "large-sleeved shirts" or "overcoats" (arbitrary terms). Naturally, Qin and Han dynasty historical dramas follow suit, incorporating such elements into their hanfu designs. The TV series "The Emperor: Owner of the Great Han" featured such large-sleeved shirts… -
Choosing the Perfect Hanfu Photoshoot Style
In the realm of ancient aesthetics, the hanfu captures the essence of bygone eras, weaving a tapestry of history, culture, and beauty. With a myriad of styles to choose from, embarking on a hanfu photoshoot is a journey that allows you to not only explore history but also reflect your inner essence. Here's a guide to help you pick the most suitable hanfu style for your photo shoot: 1. Understanding Your Features: Just as each era possesses its unique charm, so do your individual features. If you have a round face, the splendid Tang style with its elaborate headpieces and captivating drapery can complement your facial contours and highlight your elegance. Tang Dynasty Style is also very versatile when it comes to height and body shape, accommodating both petite and curvier individuals. The Song style is quite forgiving when it comes to various body types, making it a suitable choice for both lean and fuller figures. It also tends to create a slimmer appearance, especially around the waist area. 2. Embracing Diversity: Hanfu offers a plethora of options for everyone. If you're curvy and want to exude confidence, the Tang Dynasty concubine style is an empowering choice. On the other hand, a… -
Chinese Traditional Hanfu Wedding Decoration Plan, Hanfu Wedding Event Plan
Actually, hosting a romantic traditional wedding is not that difficult. You can find a custom wedding company to plan for you and set up an ancient scene. The biggest feature of a traditional wedding should be that it is the essence of our country, a cultural heritage left by our ancestors, and a wedding form for Chinese people. The decoration of traditional weddings is mostly dominated by Chinese red, which also reflects the Chinese love for festive occasions. The props used in the wedding, as well as the attire of the newlyweds, can all showcase the characteristics of a traditional wedding. If conditions permit, you can choose Hanfu as the wedding attire for a traditional wedding, which will make the traditional wedding very distinctive. Since it is a Chinese wedding, the venue can be decorated more grandly and festively, with the entire wedding scene dominated by red. The picture of this Chinese wedding venue is very attractive, with the newlyweds wearing bright red Hanfu, embroidered with various patterns using yellow thread on the Hanfu, making the Hanfu even more distinctive. The newlyweds walk hand in hand slowly from the entrance towards the center of the wedding stage, followed by bridesmaids… -
Chinese sleeves dance lightly, the beauty of Hanfu fills the world
Hanfu, as one of the representatives of traditional Chinese clothing, has become a popular fashion element among young people today with its magnificent and exquisite styles and unique design aesthetics. The sleeves of Hanfu, in particular, are one of the most distinctive parts of Hanfu, showcasing the essence of its beauty. They carry the emotions accumulated over time and the treasures of Chinese culture, captivating all who experience them. The history of Hanfu sleeves is long-standing. As early as the Western Han Dynasty more than two thousand years ago, the cuffs of Hanfu began to gradually widen. By the Eastern Han Dynasty, the sleeves of Hanfu had reached their peak. The width of the cuffs could be several feet or more, giving an ethereal and free-flowing impression, making one feel almost as if they were about to ascend to heaven. The "Persuasive Ritual" during the reign of Emperor Xuan of Han records: "The sleeves of men's garments reach from the chest down to the feet, while those of women's garments reach to the ground." This shows that the sleeves of Hanfu were once a symbol of ultimate luxury, embodying the splendor and elegance of ancient Chinese civilization. The variety of… -
East Meets West – Hanfu Mix-Match Dressing Tips
With the trend of Hanfu, more and more girls are joining the Hanfu camp, but with the appearance of Hanfu homogenization, many girls are no longer satisfied with the current Hanfu wear, began to mix-match, mixing different elements together (for example, modern fashion elements and classic elements), look fashionable and generous. 1. What is "Western" and "Eastern" mixing? What is a mix of "Western" and "Eastern"? This is what we call "East meets West" style, just like the modified cheongsam, which combines Western modern elements with Chinese classical elegance, that is, East meets West style. The model in the picture is the extreme use of this style, grasping the essence, the Chinese Hanfu horse-face with Western-style hat and lace gloves combined with the wearing, actually has a different kind of elegant debutante style, compared to the traditional Chinese clothing collocation, appears more daily and modern. 2. How to mix-match to give more points to the overall image? ①How to choose Hanfu style? Due to the profoundness of Chinese culture, there are many different types of Hanfu, such as Tang, Song, Ming, etc. However, in order to better combine with the fashion elements, it is often better to choose the plain… -
8 Modern Mamian Qun That Will Wow You
The Mamian Qun, or the horse-face skirt, is a traditional Chinese dress that has a long history and a rich culture, and its elegant and graceful style. However, in recent years, the Mamian Qun has undergone some changes and innovations, thanks to the creative efforts of some designers who have given it a modern twist. In this article, we will introduce you to eight modern Mamian Qun that are stunning and fashionable. These dresses combine the essence of tradition with the elements of innovation, creating a new trend of Chinese dress that you don’t want to miss. Style 1 It features a simple design with a piece of leather buckle, which not only adds to the aesthetic appeal but also helps to keep the dress in place. The fabric used in this Mamian Qun is not prone to wrinkles, making it an ideal choice for those who prefer a neat and polished look. The pleat style is stable, ensuring that it retains its shape even after multiple washes. Furthermore, this Mamian Qun particularly striking in the way it reflects light, displaying a golden sheen that catches the eye and adds a touch of luxury. Style 2 This Mamian… -
The Many Facets of Jiang Xue Ning in Story of Kunning Palace
In the enthralling world of Story of Kunning Palace, a historical drama that captures the essence of imperial intrigue and romance, emerges a character both enigmatic and captivating: Jiang Xue Ning. As the heroine at the heart of this sweeping narrative, Jiang's journey is not just one of survival within the gilded but perilous walls of the palace, but also a testament to the strength and resilience of a woman navigating the complexities of power, love, and duty in a time where her role was often confined to the margins of history. Jiang Xue Ning, portrayed with a compelling blend of vulnerability and determination, emerges as more than just a figure navigating the treacherous tides of palace politics; she is a symbol of a woman's unyielding spirit in the face of adversity. Her character arc, from a young, naive girl to a wise and formidable presence in the palace, mirrors the tumultuous era she inhabits. This article seeks to delve deep into the layers of Jiang's character, exploring how her unique personality traits, decisions, and relationships with others in the palace paint a portrait of a woman who is as complex as she is inspiring. 01 A stunning and… -
A Review of the New Fantasy Drama The Last Immortal
It must be acknowledged that "The Last Immortal" does not belong to the type that amazes people from the beginning. To be precise, the early plot of "The Last Immortal" hard strikes a chord with the audience. In the first episode, the male protagonist, Gu Jin, plays an extremely clichéd scene of apologizing, which results in the dispersal of the fairy essence of Feng Yin that had just helped him. Afterwards, the Feng Yin essence attaches herself to a water condensing beast egg, and after hatching from it, it becomes Gu Jin's fairy servant, A Yin, instead of the noble successor of the Phoenix, as originally intended. This farmer and snake-like beginning makes it impossible for the male protagonist to escape criticism, while the pitiful female protagonist evokes sympathy from the audience. Even though A Yin's magical power is weak after transforming into a water condensing beast, she is still cute in appearance, pure in character, and ambitious in nature. This further highlights the foolish and detestable nature of the male protagonist, who mistakenly admires the supporting female role. Furthermore, the beginning of the story of "The Last Immortal" already spoils the fact that Gu Jin will disperse A Yin's… -
What to Wear: 3 New Types of Chinese Hanfu Style
Hanfu only through continuous development, that can better integrate into modern society. Preserve the essence, innovate, and integrate the Hanfu into our daily wear. As a result, the new Chinese Hanfu style is emerging. In addition to the mainstream style of traditional hanfu that we know, there are several "new styles" that have emerged. Style of Hanyang Zhezhong Hanyang Zhezhong (汉洋折衷, combine of Hanfu & Western-style) style is probably the most famous of these styles, referring to the combination of traditional Chinese Hanfu style with modern avant-garde art. Because along with Hanfu, Lolita and other clothes were also developed. Some of the classical lolita styles originated from European court dressing styles. Generally speaking, Hanyang Zhezhong is a blend of Hanfu or Han elements with some European style dressing elements or accessories, which gives a new visual experience. This style of dressing is not only elegant, but also relatively more daily. With the continuous development of this style, there are more and more creative collocations. Most of Hanyang Zhezhong styles are Ming Hanfu, probably because the Ming Hanfu is closer to the modern aesthetic. Often decorated with lace and pearls, with some European court style headgear. Similar to Hanyang Zhezhong's style, there… -
2024 Spring Festival Gala Highlight: Nian Jin – Traditional Hanfu and Ornate Designs
The program "Nian Jin" at the 2024 CCTV Spring Festival Gala showcased the beauty of traditional Hanfu from various dynasties to billions of viewers. Among them, the exquisite patterns connected the vision of a prosperous new year and allowed more people to understand the essence of traditional Hanfu, which is supported by classical patterns and traditional fabrics. From the grandeur of the Warring States period to the elegance of the Ming Dynasty, this stage performance passed down the beauty of China's thousands of years. Liu Tao, Liu Shishi, Li Qin, and Guan Xiaotong led the singing of "Nian Jin", and they represented the splendor of the Han, Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties, HANTIME will share the highlights in detail with us. Liu Tao's outfit consists of a Zhiju robe and a Gui Yi, with yellow as the main color, representing a solemn and grand emotional meaning. The pattern combines the patterns of the Chinese flowering crabapple and clouds, with a cape made of swallowtail gauze. The hem of the robe is made of Changle Mingguang brocade, a Han dynasty brocade discovered in Loulan, Xinjiang. The pattern mainly features animal motifs, with the words "Changle Mingguang" symbolizing auspiciousness, intricately woven with… -
The Enduring Legacy of Jiaoling Youren in China: History and Cultural Significance
The "Jiaoling Youren (交领右衽, cross-collar-and-right-wrapped, the left lapel covers the right lapel when wearing)" based on flat cutting is a typical collar that has been passed down in the Chinese civilization for thousands of years. It fully embodies the diverse and integrated pattern since ancient times, carries Chinese common cultural connotation as a nation, and is a symbol of the spiritual essence extracted from the long history of Chinese civilization. Chinese traditional costumes are profound and have a long history, Jiaoling Youren is like main threads linking thousands of years' of flowery clouds together to inherit continuously with boundless beauty. The character "衣 (clothing)" already existed in oracle bone script which reveals its structural feature: two lapels overlap each other forming into textual symbols. 01 What is Jiaoling Youren One of the most prominent features of Hanfu is the collar design that crosses left over right to form a "Y" shape known as the Jiaoling Youren style. This collar design has more than 5,000 years of history since Zhou Dynasty. Even though Hanfu keeps innovating with different styles such as straight collars, tank tops, and stand-up collars, the cross-collared Hanfu still maintains its mainstream position among these styles. …
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