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Traditional Hanfu for Both Men and Women, Runway Shows of Ancient Costumes
Later, with the changes in aesthetic tastes during the Qing Dynasty, the decorations on cloaks also gradually became more intricate. If not mentioned, a cloak is just an ordinary piece of clothing, a normal garment. "Cloaks" started becoming popular from the Ming Dynasty, originally worn by men, but later women also began wearing them, continuing even to today's opera stages, being one of the few garments worn universally by both genders. However, when cloaks were worn by both men and women, it did not mean that a single piece of clothing could be worn by both husband and wife. Many historical documents specifically mention "women's cloaks," indicating there was a distinction between the two in early times. The special feature of this type of cloak is its straight collar, front opening, and incomplete trim around the edges, with slits on both sides. In fact, with just one glance, one would not confuse a cloak with a cape! What was the purpose of the cloak worn by generals? The creativity of large bath towels inspired by Guangxi-style cloaks and capes. For ancient people, cloaks were not just for show; they have a long history and profound culture. On the battlefield, generals… -
Traditional Hanfu Costume with Red Attire, Red Costumed Ancient Hanfu Stylist
When it comes to the most eye-catching costumes, red attire is undoubtedly at the forefront. Among so many red costumes in the entertainment industry, whose image is the most unforgettable? In ancient costume dramas, Lin Qingxia's red attire can be both domineering and charming, her red dress is enchanting, and she is the one who best embodies both qualities, none other than her portrayal of Dongfang Bubai. Her scene of drinking wine in the lake, where gender is indistinguishable, every smile and gaze exudes endless charm, captivating the soul. Her beauty transcends gender, representing human beauty. As for later female heroes in red attire, they all have some resemblance to her. Zhu Long's ancient costume in red is indeed very handsome. Speaking of Zhu Long, everyone should be very familiar with him; he is a very popular young actor now. Not only does he possess stunning looks, but he also has remarkable acting skills, making it hard for him not to be popular. It is worth noting that apart from his acting skills, what impresses people the most is his ancient costume appearance. Many netizens have been captivated by his ancient costume look! Zhu Long dressed in red ancient costume… -
3 Highlights of the Latest Romantic Cdrama The Trust
"Gender Swap" is not an uncommon theme in film and drama works, especially in recent years where almost every year sees at least one such work being released. Due to the different ways men and women think, the natural gender mismatch after their souls swap bodies adds a certain degree of drama and often leads to many hilarious gags, making it a popular genre that continues to attract audiences. Among the current wave of "Gender Swap" dramas in the domestic film and television market, this setting often performs well, thus becoming a favorite story content of creators in recent years. However, when a theme falls into the red ocean, it will inevitably fall into the trap of homogenization, making creativity the primary productive force. The costume fantasy romance drama "The Trust (恩爱两不疑)" is directed by He Zhenhua, starring Song Yanfei, Zhang Haowei, Ma Li, Cao Junxiang and others. The drama tells the story of the city lord (played by Zhang Haowei) and his wife (played by Song Yanfei) who accidentally swap bodies. In the process of playing each other's roles, the two reconciled from mutual distrust and suspicion to true love and support for each other. "The Trust" is light-hearted,… -
The Real Mulan: The Fearless Princess Pingyang Who Helped Establish the Tang Dynasty
Meet Princess Pingyang, a fearless woman who lived during the tumultuous times of ancient China. Born in the 590s to Li Yuan, the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty, she was destined for greatness. When her father planned to rebel against the tyrannical Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, Pingyang fearlessly answered his call, defying all odds. With her husband hesitant to join her, Pingyang made a bold decision and went alone, confident that her gender would offer her some protection. And boy, was she right! She quickly rallied hundreds of men, distributing her wealth among them and earning their unwavering loyalty. With her army of rebels growing, Pingyang led the charge, capturing cities left and right, and soon had a force of over 70,000 men! Her father was impressed by her military genius and granted her the coveted title of General, and the nickname "Army of the Lady". The following year, they successfully overthrew the Sui Dynasty, and Li Yuan established the Tang Dynasty, crowning himself Emperor Gaozu, with Princess Pingyang by his side. Sadly, Princess Pingyang died a few years later, but her father ensured that her contributions would never be forgotten. When the Ministry of Rites refused…
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