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When it comes to the representation of Pisces in traditional costume, everyone is familiar with this issue. Some ask about what Hanfu looks good on Pisces. Additionally, some wonder about the details regarding Pisces and ancient costumes. Below, I will guide you through seven aspects: what Hanfu looks good on Pisces, the identity of Pisces in ancient times, which signs Pisces does not get along with, illustrations of ancient costumes for twelve zodiac signs, pictures of ancient costumes for twelve zodiac signs, ancient costumes for two zodiac signs, and compatibility between Libra and other signs. The exclusive ancient costume Hanfu for the twelve zodiac signs? Pisces looks like a princess wearing it! It's truly beautiful. Exclusive ancient costume Hanfu for the twelve zodiac signs? Pisces looks like a princess wearing it! It's truly beautiful, released on July 9, 2028, at 00:50. Exclusive ancient costume Hanfu for the twelve zodiac signs? Pisces looks like a princess wearing it! It's truly beautiful. Recommended for you autoplay 0:6 A chubby girl soaks in a magical beauty liquid, emerging as a princess of the twelve zodiac signs, shoes, headwear, hair accessories, ancient costume Hanfu. Uploaded on January 26, 2022, by Meng Yanlin, the erudite.…

When it comes to the historical costumes represented by Pisces, everyone is familiar with this. Some people have asked me about what kind of Hanfu looks good on Pisces. Also, some wonder about how Pisces is represented in ancient costumes. Actually, what kind of Hanfu suits Pisces? Below, I will discuss from seven aspects: What kind of Hanfu suits Pisces, Pisces' status in ancient times, Pisces' incompatibility with other star signs, star sign costume personification images, star sign costume pictures, ancient costumes for two star signs, and which star sign matches Libra best. Yesterday, seeing the comments under the hot search, I wanted to write something. Perhaps many people were initially attracted because of the beauty of Hanfu, but is there anything wrong with that? Interest is the best teacher; if you like Hanfu, you can continuously learn about it. Must one be skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting to wear Hanfu? In ancient times, there were commoners who wore Hanfu, not just royalty. Revival is not about returning to the past, but rather rediscovering what we've forgotten. Hanfu is a general term for the different styles of clothing worn by the Han nationality across various dynasties. Each era's…

Which discontinued hanfu pieces are there? After looking into it, they appear to be replicas. Each piece seems familiar, and most of the model pictures are stolen images. They seem to have replicated pieces from Yan Shanting, for sure, including more than ten (Zhaoji and Eternal Regret), Qinghui Pavilion (Thousand Li江山), and Liuyan Xileng (Du Ruo). If you like them, you can ask in the Hanfu Trading Bar which original store they came from, though some hanfu pieces have been discontinued and are no longer available. [The workmanship in some of the mannequin pictures is also quite poor. To identify replica stores, check if the term "ancient costume" appears in the title (excluding hanfu stores that specify "not ancient costume"), then look at the mannequin pictures; those with vertical pink and white stripes are all knock-offs.] Here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction click to add title text here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction. There will be a period…

Princess Ancient Costume Coloring is a coloring edutainment app specially designed for children. It primarily helps in developing children's intelligence through coloring. The operations are simple, providing various blank pictures where children can choose colors by clicking. There's a custom mode and a number coloring mode. In the custom mode, different colors can be selected to color the characters, while in the number coloring mode, painting is done based on the numbers' prompts, helping children quickly become familiar with various colors. There are many types of pictures, including various styles of characters, landscapes, and animals that can be chosen. Every day, well-colored works can be saved and even signed. If you want new colors, you can obtain them by mixing multiple colors. How do little girls wear fairy-like ancient costumes? More and more people like to go to physical specialty stores or official flagship stores online to buy clothes they like. Many parents also pick out clothes suitable for their children. Among these, Hanfu has become the choice of many parents. However, some parents don't know how to dress their children in Hanfu. So, how do little girls wear fairy-like ancient Hanfu? Let's explore this question together. The comprehensive list,…

Which discontinued Hanfu costumes are there?: Looking at it, they seem to be knockoffs. Each piece looks familiar, and most of the model pictures appear to be stolen. They seem to have copied designs from Yan Shanting, definitely also from Shiyu (Zhaoji and Cháng Hèn Gē), Qinghui Pavilion (Qiān Lǐ Jiāng Shān), and Liúyān Xī Líng (Dù Ruò). If you like them, you can ask in the Hanfu Trading Bar which original store they came from, though some Hanfu pieces might have been discontinued and are no longer available [some mannequin pictures show really poor craftsmanship]. One way to identify knockoff stores is to see if the term "ancient costume" appears in the title (excluding Hanfu stores that explicitly state "not ancient costume"). Mannequins with pink and white vertical stripes are usually knockoffs. The Ming Code records: "In the eighth year of Jiajing's reign, it was determined that the Liang crown should follow the old style (as shown in the following picture 3 of the Liang crown); the upper garment should be made of red silk with blue edges, its length extending seven inches past the waist, not covering the lower garment; the middle robe should be made of white…

Weiwei, who once encountered Yunshang Hanfu Experience Hall hosting a Yaji in Xixi Ancient Village, mentioned that several years ago, when she saw a girl wearing Hanfu at the crossroads in front of Guomao for the first time, she would wonder, "Why is someone wearing ancient costumes on the street?" However, now through frequently watching short videos on platforms where Hanfu-related content has been viewed over 500 million times, she has become familiar with various styles such as the upper garment and lower skirt style, connected upper and lower garment style, upper garment and lower pants style, and continuous cutting, and no longer refers to it as "ancient costume." Xitang meticulously nurtures Hanfu as a distinct cultural symbol. Hanfu, with its needle and thread, initiates a dialogue spanning ancient and modern times in Xitang. A standard Hanfu upper garment uses four pieces of cloth, symbolizing the four seasons; the lower garment uses ten pieces, representing ten months in a year. The neckline crosses left over right, indicating the concept of "without rules and squares, there can be no accomplishment." There is a straight seam running from top to bottom on the back, symbolizing human righteousness. [What is the Significance of…

Here is the information that I have compiled for you regarding blue and white porcelain. I hope it will be helpful for those who are not very familiar with blue and white porcelain, and also for those who wish to purchase and collect these items, to gain a better understanding of them. The history of blue and white porcelain is long-standing. It is one of the greatest artistic treasures of China over thousands of years and a cultural gem that fascinates the whole world, sparking a global craze for blue and white porcelain. If my response has been satisfactory, please continue to follow Tuba. The Roberto Cavalli blue and white porcelain dress won the "Best Creative Award". This dress features an off-the-shoulder neckline, entirely hand-sewn, adorned with sequins, gold and silver threads, crystals, and other precious materials, showcasing the charm of blue and white porcelain with the luxurious attitude unique to high-end designers. In early March this year, Dior, Chanel, and others all launched their own haute couture collections. Among them, Dior's blue and white porcelain series received a standing ovation upon its debut. The blue and white porcelain motifs were used at the neckline, chest line, waist, and hem,…

Ordinary Tang dynasty women's clothing we are all familiar with, a short blouse, a long skirt, and then shawls, which is often referred to as "Tang Ru", "high-waisted Ruqun" or "shawls Ruqun". And so on with this set of clothing. But what exactly were these garments called in ancient times, and what were the specific wearing sequence? Let's take a look. The basic equipment of daily women's clothing in the Tang Dynasty is: shirt, skirt, and shawls. In addition, depending on the situation, they also included a Beizi, Mofu (陌腹, underwear), shoes and socks, etc. The following is a description of the types of Tang Dynasty women's clothing for daily and the way to match in the four seasons. Restoration of the image of Tang dynasty women's clothing during the Wuzhou period   Shanzi (衫子, shān zi, shirt) · Ru (襦,rú) Women in the Tang dynasty wore long-sleeved blouses with narrow sleeves and short bodies, now generally called "Ru (襦)", but according to Tang custom it should be called "Shanzi". Various Tang dynasty documents, unearthed clothing records and poetry novels in the costume vocabulary, mention of daily women's clothing, from the early to mid-to-late Tang dynasty, almost all the tops are…

When it comes to the ancient costume represented by Pisces, everyone is familiar with this issue. Some people ask me about what kind of Hanfu looks good on Pisces. Also, some wonder about how things are. Actually, what kind of Hanfu looks good on Pisces? Below, I will guide you through seven aspects: What kind of Hanfu looks good on Pisces, Pisces' identity in ancient times, Pisces' incompatibility with certain zodiac signs, ancient costume personification images of twelve constellations, ancient costume images of twelve constellations, ancient costume clothing of two constellations, and the most compatible constellation with Libra. This should help you understand the ancient costume represented by Pisces. Which Hanfu that has been discontinued? : After checking, they are all knock-offs. Each piece seems familiar, and most of the model images are stolen. They must have copied Yan Shanting, definitely copied more than ten (Zhaoji and Eternal Love Song), Qinghui Pavilion (Thousand Miles of River and Mountains), and Liuyan Xileng (Du Ruo). If you like them, you can go to the Hanfu trading bar to ask which original store they are from, but some Hanfu has already been discontinued and cannot be purchased [Some mannequin images look too poorly…

If you have been following recent Chinese Xianxia dramas, you might be familiar with the character of Tan Tai Jin, known as the Devil God. Tan Tai Jin was originally a prince from the neighboring Kingdom of Jing. He grew up unloved and served as a diplomatic hostage in the Kingdom of Sheng. Despite his difficult upbringing, he eventually ascended the throne of Jing and brought prosperity and stability to his people. Tan Tai Jin implemented policies to unify the kingdom and showed kindness and equality to the refugees from Sheng. In ancient China, a similar young man existed in a faraway time. In the year 259 BCE, Ying Zheng was born as the son of a hostage in the state of Zhao. Since his birth, he lived as a hostage. During his childhood, Zhao suffered a devastating defeat in the Battle of Changping against the Qin army. The Zhao soldiers were mercilessly slaughtered, resulting in a loss of 450,000 lives. To make matters worse, the victorious Qin army pursued Zhao and pushed deep into its territory. The people of Zhao, already depleted of resources and unable to fight back, held deep hatred towards the people of Qin and wished…

Recently, a Dunhuang costume show was grand opening in the desert, giving us an extravagant visual feast. This article will take you to enjoy this beautiful Dunhuang style Chinese costume and teach you to easily match a Dunhuang style.   The Aesthetic Value of the Dunhuang Style Costume Dunhuang is unique in China's cultural context, as its geographic location and traces of religious fusion have allowed it to absorb a more diverse range of cultures. As a result, Dunhuang's architecture, frescoes, and color and costume art have all shone through over thousand years. The Dunhuang style costume is different from the traditional hanfu. In terms of overall style, it is close to a product of the interweaving of Chinese and Western regions cultures, and there is a great deal of religious mythology attached to the costumes. For example, the familiar "Feitian (飞天)", "Bodhisattva leading the way (菩萨引路)", "Rebounding pipa (反弹琵琶)", "Nine colored deer (九色鹿)", etc. If these cultural elements are incorporated into the design of traditional hanfu, it will be a stunning work.   Tips for Wearing Dunhuang Style Costume Choose a classical color scheme with a strong traditional flavor The color scheme in the Dunhuang Grottoes is very recognizable,…

In museums, we can often see many female figurines from the Tang Dynasty. In this article, we will select some of the common female figurines to introduce their hairstyles.   Duo Ma Ji (堕 马 髻) Duo Ma Ji is perhaps one of the most familiar hairstyles of the Tang Dynasty. In fact, this name already appeared in the Han Dynasty, but the exact form of Duo Ma Ji in the Han Dynasty is still uncertain. The name was used during the Tang Dynasty to describe a bun that was tilted to one side. The shape of the Duo Ma Ji is the hair falls between the ears and is combed towards the face, and the bun is not located in the middle of the head, but to the side. It is also known as the "Pao Jia Ji". This kind of bun is especially common in the late Tang Dynasty. In the famous "Lady Guoguo's Spring Outing", you can see the image of woman wearing the Duo Ma Ji.   Wo Duo Ji (倭堕髻) Wo Duo Ji also has the form of double sideburns holding the face, with single or multiple buns placed on top of the head from…

2021 can be considered a prolific year for Chinese hanfu costume related programs. In addition to the familiar Henan TV, which presents a wonderful tour series on the occasion of Chinese traditional festivals, there are also a number of hanfu programs based on Chinese hanfu, traditional dance, and traditional sports events. This article sorts out these programs for you and will continue to update the latest ones. In chronological order by program broadcast. 2022 24节气系列 · 24 Solar Terms 2022 端午奇妙游 · The Marvelous Tour of the Dragon Boat Festival Broadcast time: June 2, 2022 Type: Gala Duration: 56 minutes 2022 The Marvelous Tour of the Dragon Boat Festival is a Duanwu Festival program produced by Henan TV and co-produced by Youku. The program tells the multiple origins of the Dragon Boat Festival by expanding from the commemorating Qu Yuan to knowledge about astrology and solar terms. 2022 元宵奇妙游 · Lantern Festival Wonderful Tour Broadcast time: February 14, 2022 Type: Gala Duration: 52 minutes "Lantern Festival Wonderful Tour" is a series of "Chinese Festivals" produced by Henan TV and co-produced by Youku. Through 3 chapters, the audience can feel the hope of "Yuan", the romance of "Xiao" and the family feeling…

Constellation culture, Hanfu culture, and cosplay culture are irresistible. Do you know what kind of Hanfu is suitable for different constellations? 1. Aries Aries is the first sign of spring. The breath of spring endows Aries with new vitality, vitality and passion. Born in this constellation, is a vigorous, warm and frank, love freedom, brave and straightforward people. 2. Taurus Taurus’s personality is like a bull, stable attitude, prudent, but on the other hand, it is also very stubborn, if the temper, often no one can stop. 3. Gemini Gemini people ancient spirit, personality free and easy, generally will not be bound by feelings, as long as it is what they want, Gemini people will strive to pursue. 4. Cancer Cancer is the first sign of summer. Born in the hot summer, cancer has a strong sense of family and rich imagination. The strange environment will make cancer feel a little uncomfortable and alienated. Only when you are familiar with the environment can you see the humorous side of cancer. 5. Leo Leo is like a fire, warm and cheerful, treat the people around you very generously, have anything to share with others, very generous. 6. Virgo Virgo is a…

This year, Tang Dynasty Hanfu has quietly become popular. In addition to the familiar Qixiong Hanfu, there are more and more styles of Tang Beizi (背子). Playful and lovely, the style is versatile, soft and cute, fresh and flashy ...... all kinds of styles can be found in the Tang style Hanfu. Today for you to select 8 Tang Dynasty women's Hanfu, if you also like Tang style Hanfu, don't miss it.   Elegant white and cuffs pink and blue two-color splicing design, elegant between adding the sweetness of girls. The body of the top uses the group flower print and embellished peony embroidery at the chest, a noble atmosphere without losing the spirit. The skirt with lilies and letterhead combined with lace check print design, showing the spring romance.   Wearing a lovely Tang Beizi, just like a small princess of the Tang Dynasty. The hem of the Beizi adds pearl design, with a more lovely style, bow style pin buckle, add a spirited novelty to the clothing. The outer layer of tulle silver silk strung with gold beads under the skirt, a sense of girlhood. With a cute little bag, let's go for a spring trip.   The…

Hey again everyone! I’m super excited to be introducing a new series that I’m going to be writing over the next few… days? weeks? However much time it takes me to get all of this out! This collection of articles, Hanfu in Components, is a perfect introduction for those of you semi-newbies who feel a little overwhelmed by all the different kinds of hanfu and want to learn more beyond the very basics but can’t find the best place to start. We’ll break down hanfu into its basic components, talk about what parts make up a piece of han clothing, and briefly explore the shape, history, and pattern of each part so that you can get familiar with the way that hanfu is pieced together, no deep historical background needed.   WHAT THIS SERIES WILL COVER Introduction (this article) Hanfu Construction Tops & Robes (Body) Sleeves Collars Putting it All Together   WHAT THIS SERIES WON’T COVER (may change in the future): Skirts (but you can find my article about Types of Hanfu Skirts here! Also may change in the future) Pants (may change in the future) Hanfu underlayers (but you can find my article about Basics of Hanfu Underlayers here!…

In museums, we can often see many female figurines from the Tang Dynasty. In this article, we will select some of the common female figurines to introduce their hairstyles.   Duo Ma Ji (堕 马 髻) Duo Ma Ji is perhaps one of the most familiar hairstyles of the Tang Dynasty. In fact, this name already appeared in the Han Dynasty, but the exact form of Duo Ma Ji in the Han Dynasty is still uncertain. The name was used during the Tang Dynasty to describe a bun that was tilted to one side. The shape of the Duo Ma Ji is the hair falls between the ears and is combed towards the face, and the bun is not located in the middle of the head, but to the side. It is also known as the "Pao Jia Ji". This kind of bun is especially common in the late Tang Dynasty. In the famous "Lady Guoguo's Spring Outing", you can see the image of woman wearing the Duo Ma Ji.   Wo Duo Ji (倭堕髻) Wo Duo Ji also has the form of double sideburns holding the face, with single or multiple buns placed on top of the head from…

Ordinary Tang dynasty women's clothing we are all familiar with, a short blouse, a long skirt, and then shawls, which is often referred to as "Tang Ru", "high-waisted Ruqun" or "shawls Ruqun". And so on with this set of clothing. But what exactly were these garments called in ancient times, and what were the specific wearing sequence? Let's take a look. The basic equipment of daily women's clothing in the Tang Dynasty is: shirt, skirt, and shawls. In addition, depending on the situation, they also included a Beizi, Mofu (陌腹, underwear), shoes and socks, etc. The following is a description of the types of Tang Dynasty women's clothing for daily and the way to match in the four seasons. Restoration of the image of Tang dynasty women's clothing during the Wuzhou period   Shanzi (衫子, shān zi, shirt) · Ru (襦,rú) Women in the Tang dynasty wore long-sleeved blouses with narrow sleeves and short bodies, now generally called "Ru (襦)", but according to Tang custom it should be called "Shanzi". Various Tang dynasty documents, unearthed clothing records and poetry novels in the costume vocabulary, mention of daily women's clothing, from the early to mid-to-late Tang dynasty, almost all the tops are…