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One, Origin and Development of Hanfu The ancient-style Hanfu, as an essential part of Huaxia culture, has always occupied a significant position since ancient times; it is the treasure of the Han nationality's culture and an important representative of traditional Chinese culture. From the initial imprint of clothing to the gradual standardization of its form later on, the development of Hanfu has gone through a long historical process. The origin of Hanfu can be traced back to the era of the Yellow Emperor in ancient China, which marked the beginning of ancient Chinese civilization and also the origin of the Han nationality. In ancient attire, the civilization of the Yellow Emperor era already featured clothing similar to Hanfu. These ancient garments gradually developed into unique styles over thousands of years. Hanfu underwent further development and popularization during the Han Dynasty (202 BC - 220 AD), becoming one of the most critical fashion elements in ancient China. From this period onwards, Chinese clothing began to center around Hanfu. With the changes of history, different fashion trends and clothing styles emerged in various dynasties such as the Tang, Song, and Ming Dynasties, with Hanfu evolving continuously alongside each change of dynasty. Two,…

Dunhuang's artistic heritage is the result of the collective creative labor of the ancient Chinese people, spanning nearly a thousand years from the Wei and Jin dynasties (c. 4th century AD) to its gradual decline during the Song dynasty (c. 11th century AD). Through the three forms of plastic arts: architecture, sculpture, and painting, they are interrelated and reflect each other. Pattern art, on the other hand, is a kind of decorative art between the three, with a harmonious and strong artistic style. Let's follow the footsteps of Modern Hanfu and learn about the colors and patterns of Dunhuang murals and how they are used in Hanfu.   Introduction of Dunhuang Murals Dunhuang murals refer to the paintings on the inner walls of the Dunhuang Caves in China, a world cultural heritage and a treasure of human culture and art. Dunhuang murals are a major part of Dunhuang art, and are large in scale, exquisite in skill, and colorful in content. Like other religious art, it is an art that depicts images of gods, their havoc, their relationship with each other, and their relationship with people in order to support their good intentions and soothe their hearts. Therefore, it has…