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【Introduction】 Hanfu, as one of the representatives of traditional Chinese attire, has been popular since the Han Dynasty. Today, with the development of society and cultural inheritance, Hanfu has become a symbol of history and culture, attracting many enthusiasts of Hanfu. However, despite its partial revival in modern society, Hanfu still faces numerous challenges and puzzles. This article will explore how to rejuvenate Hanfu through the thirteen years of Ming Dynasty system. I. Understanding the Charm of Hanfu Hanfu holds a pivotal position in Chinese culture, integrating the aesthetics, wisdom, and historical evolution of ethnic costumes. It appears solemn and elegant, showcasing the outstanding wisdom and aesthetic pursuits of the Chinese nation. Therefore, understanding the charm of Hanfu is the foundation of the thirteen years of Ming Dynasty system. II. Emphasizing the Historical Value of Hanfu As a representative of ancient Chinese attire, Hanfu carries rich historical and cultural connotations. By learning about the origin, development, and evolution of Hanfu, we can better understand and appreciate its value. At the same time, deepening our understanding of the historical significance of Hanfu helps broaden our horizons and foster respect and love for traditional culture. III. Actively Participating in Hanfu Cultural Activities…

I thought Zhou Jieqiong's Hanfu was impressive enough, but unexpectedly, Si Yiner is the true goddess of Hanfu! Zhou Jieqiong is a popular singer from mainland China and her Hanfu style, from headwear to clothing, is simple yet elegant, exuding a fresh and graceful beauty. Her face is also quite charming, and this ancient costume style suits her well. I thought Zhou Jieqiong's Hanfu was impressive enough, but unexpectedly, Si Yiner is the true goddess of Hanfu! Zhou Jieqiong's Hanfu photoshoot at the Forbidden City is incredibly beautiful! She really suits ancient costumes! Tencent Video Zhou Jieqiong's Hanfu photoshoot at the Forbidden City is incredibly beautiful! She really suits ancient costumes! Recommended for You Auto-play 0:0 Gong Jun's seaside photoshoot, with a strapless vest and jeans, looks clean and refreshing, with well-defined muscle lines 05:33 The most famous red and white event band in China. Although the Hanfu of the above two individuals is very impressive, it wasn't until seeing Yang Chaoyue's Hanfu that I was truly dazzled. This is Yang Chaoyue's ancient costume makeup photo for her TV drama. Used to seeing modern Yang Chaoyue, when you see her in Hanfu, it's a different effect. However, if I were…

The awareness of Hanfu is as follows: 60% of people are clear that the traditional attire of the Han nationality is Hanfu, which is favorable for the promotion of Hanfu. However, 23% still mistakenly believe that Han Chinese clothing is Tang suit, Qipao, or Magua, indicating this misconception. Additionally, 5% think that the Han nationality has no traditional clothing, suggesting there is significant room for the promotion of Hanfu. In understanding Hanfu, 60% know it is the traditional attire of the Han nationality, showing that most students can differentiate traditional Chinese attire well. Yet, 36% of college students regard Hanfu as ancient costumes or attire from the Han Dynasty, while a small 4% are unclear about the concept of Hanfu, indicating that clear definitions need to be improved. In the campus of Qingdao Agricultural University, it's common to see several female students dressed in wide-sleeved robes, decorated with twining lotus patterns, exuding an ancient charm. However, this scene is not from a historical drama but rather from a group of students at Qingdao Agricultural University who love Hanfu. They wear traditional Han Chinese clothing. To these students, wearing their ethnic attire on the street is entirely normal, and they hope…

Many people mistakenly believe that traditional Hanfu is clothing from the Han Dynasty, but in fact, traditional Hanfu refers to traditional Han nationality attire, not specifically Han Dynasty clothing. For instance, the attire from the Qing and Yuan Dynasties are not considered traditional Hanfu; however, traditional Hanfu also faded out of mainstream history with the fall of the Ming Dynasty. Traditional Hanfu is one of the oldest ethnic costumes on Earth, having a history spanning over 5000 years. Throughout these 5000 years, traditional Hanfu has experienced the rule of many dynasties, and its development has undergone continuous changes due to the differences in etiquette, aesthetics, ideology, textile technology, and classification during each dynasty's reign. The term "ancient costume" is a general reference to historical attire, which includes many detailed categories. For example, within ancient costumes, there is Hanfu, as well as the clothing of princes and princesses from the Qing Dynasty, dragon phoenix gowns, and wedding dresses. These are more specific classifications within ancient costumes. New couples should choose the most suitable ancient costume style based on their body type and preferences. For instance, those with a slender figure might opt for Hanfu or Qing Dynasty princess (or prince) attire;…

Hey everyone, thanks for waiting! Our next topic is gonna be pretty exciting for most of you who love the classic ruqun aesthetic: we’re going to be going over the historical relics for the Wei/Jin and Northern/Southern Dynasty! Since there are so few of these relics, this article is going to focus on the Wei/Jin Dynasty as a whole, including restored relics, art references, and misconceptions about the Wei/Jin Dynasty. It might be a bit of a shorter article due to little material, but I know that people are really interested in this period of time, so let’s get to it! 魏晉南北朝/魏晋南北朝/wei4 jin4 nan2 bei3 chao2/Wei/Jin and Northern/Southern Dynasties refers to the period of time between 220 and 589CE. Also known as 六朝/六朝/liu4 chao2/Six Dynasties, this set of dynasties are compressed into one general block of time by historians because of the rapid exchange of power. Following the Eastern Han dynasty, the Three Kingdoms period had the Cao Wei kingdom at its forefront, with the Western Jin Dynasty coming right after ruled by Sima Yan. This was followed by the Northern Dynasties, when the Northern Wei, Western Wei, Easter Wei, and Northern Zhou and Qi Dynasties followed each other rapidly,…

One, Preface Hanfu, as an essential part of traditional Chinese culture, has a long history and profound heritage. Over the past few thousand years, Hanfu has undergone many changes, with styles differing across dynasties. In this article, we will delve into the differences between Zhou-style Hanfu and Ming-style Hanfu. Two, Basic Characteristics of Zhou-style Hanfu Zhou-style Hanfu, also known as Chu Hanfu, is the traditional attire from the Han dynasty period, with its basic characteristics as follows: 1. Fabric: Zhou-style Hanfu predominantly uses silk fabrics, and comes in a variety of colors, with gold, purple, green, red, and other bright hues commonly seen in Zhou-style Hanfu. 2. Robe Style: The main robe styles of Zhou-style Hanfu include "flowing wide sleeves" and "flowing sleeveless." The design of the flowing wide sleeves style is particularly dignified when worn, such as jackets with wide sleeves and robes with wide armpits, which are all part of the flowing wide sleeves style. 3. Clothing Features: Zhou-style Hanfu mainly consists of two parts, the upper garment and the lower garment. The upper garment is usually a long robe, while the lower garment is a skirt. Moreover, the skirts of Zhou-style Hanfu are often floor-length, embodying the…

Hanfu is not equal to the Han Dynasty costume, it is the general name of Han nationality clothing. And in the vast history, there are many kinds of patterns for men’s Hanfu. ShenYi Shenyi belongs to Hanfu. It originated from the Yu family, the first king of the Yu Dynasty. It wrapped the tops and skirts together and cut them separately but sewed them up and down. Generally speaking, it means that the upper garment is connected with the lower garment, and the edge is made of cloth of different colors. The feature is that the body is hidden and elegant. The reason why Shenyi is the leader of group clothing is not only in its system form but also in the upper and lower clothing, which has been popular for the longest time. Although it is a Han suit, its history has been developing to the Qing Dynasty. After the similar robe and other clothing types are based on deep clothing, gradually developed. Da Chang The modern meaning of cloak is coat and overcoat, which is the most common coat style in Hanfu. The cloak is one of the traditional clothing of Han nationality, also known as a cloak,…

Embroidery, known as needle embroidery in ancient times, is a kind of technology that uses an embroidery needle to guide color thread, embroiders and transports the designed patterns on textiles, and forms patterns with embroidery traces.Because embroidery is mostly made by women, it belongs to an important part of “needlework”. According to the records of the book of history, the system of Zhang Fu, which was more than 4000 years ago, stipulated that “clothes should be painted while clothes should be embroidered.” Today, let’s take a look at the embroidery features of different dynasties! (only partial pattern and process reference are provided in the following drawings) Han Dynasty The motifs of embroidery are mostly wavy cloud patterns, flying birds, and animals, as well as ribbon patterns and geometric patterns commonly seen in Han mirror patterns. Tang Dynasty In the Tang Dynasty, besides the Buddha figures, the landscape flowers and birds also gradually flourished, and the composition was lively and the colors were bright. The use of gold and silver thread to coil the outline of the pattern and strengthen the three-dimensional sense of objects is an innovation of embroidery in Tang Dynasty at that time. Song Dynasty In order to…

Hanfu women's traditional clothing refers to a type of traditional attire that mainly embodies the aesthetics of Hanfu, based on the cultural foundation of Han Dynasty costumes, incorporating modern elements, and innovatively designed to achieve a more refined and luxurious look. Typically, Hanfu women's clothing adopts the Ming Dynasty's soft skirts, coats, wide robes, and long-sleeved cheongsams as the main garments, featuring styles such as high-waist, loose-fitting, cinched waist, and half-skirts. The clothes are often adorned with embroidery, lace, stitching, jewelry, and other decorations, with attention given to the coordination and matching of accessories in the overall ensemble. The first choice for new Hanfu traditional women's clothing images is Huoputou New Women's Wholesale Network. All new wholesale women's clothing sources come from core women's clothing production areas like Hangzhou Sijiqing, Guangzhou Shixing, Wuhan Hanzheng Street, Changshu, Shenzhen, South Korea, etc. We welcome physical women's clothing stores to come for wholesale, agency, and franchise opportunities. We also support free微商 (microbusiness) batch purchases, single-item purchases for Taobao, Pinduoduo, Douyin, Kuaishou small shops, and offer an 8-day no-questions-asked return policy to ensure worry-free after-sales service. For new Hanfu traditional women's clothing images and wholesale sources, visit Huoputou Women's Wholesale Network. The first choice…

Many people mistakenly believe that traditional Hanfu is clothing from the Han Dynasty, but in fact, traditional Hanfu is the traditional attire of the Han nationality, not specifically from the Han Dynasty. For example, costumes from the Qing and Yuan Dynasties are not referred to as traditional Hanfu, although traditional Hanfu did fade from mainstream history with the fall of the Ming Dynasty. Traditional Hanfu is one of the oldest ethnic costumes on Earth, spanning over 5000 years, and during this period, it has undergone many changes under the rule of different dynasties. The development of traditional Hanfu has been influenced by the etiquette, aesthetics, ideology, textile technology, and social hierarchy of each era. The main focus is time travel, to various eras. The game starts with a cute pet, specifically a white fox, which helps the female lead travel through time. Traveling to different times leads to different storylines, and the changes are significant. It's hard for even the game developers to predict where the story will go next, but maintaining an air of mystery for players to explore is a good thing. This game breaks free from the fixed storyline of a single era and offers unpredictable developments,…

The ancient Chinese wedding dress, FengguanXiapei (凤冠霞帔), is the most secret dream of many ancient girls. In classical literary works and our imagination, FengguanXiapei often represents the conclusion of a good marriage, which is the most classic Chinese wedding dress. 1. What is "Fengguan"? Fengguan is the most solemn headdress in the Ming Dynasty. It is famous for its Phoenix-like ornaments. Fengguan had taken shape in the Han Dynasty. According to the records of historical materials, when the Empress Dowager participated in the sacrificial activities, she would wear jade ornaments in the shape of Phoenix. After the Han Dynasty, the headdress of Phoenix has been very popular. From the Song Dynasty, Fengguan was officially designated as the dress of Mingfu (命妇, women with titles in ancient times). When attending the important ceremony, Fengguan was needed. Apart from the dragon and phoenix, the gem is also an important part of Fengguan. According to the objects unearthed, the twelve dragon and nine phoenix crowns of the empress Xiaojing (孝靖皇后), including one hundred and twenty-one precious stones (fifty-three ruby, sixty-two sapphires, four emeralds and two pieces of topaz). Fengguan was a luxury that all the women of the Ming Dynasty longed for at that…

Hanfu is the Chinese traditional national costume. It covers a wide range of time. Different dynasties have different styles of Hanfu. This article will sort out the most classic Hanfu styles of each dynasty so that you can quickly understand the classic Hanfu styles of each dynasty. Qin and Han Dynasties The Qin and Han Dynasties are the two unified dynasties in Chinese history, the first imperial era in Chinese history. After the unification of China in the Qin Dynasty, the dress system was established, and the standard etiquette of Han clothing was more obvious. The clothes of the Qin and Han Dynasties mainly inherited the influence of the Zhou Dynasty, and still took the robe as the typical clothing style, which was mainly divided into straight trains and curved trains. In daily life, the difference between men and women is not significant. Both men and women wear wide sleeves with large lapels. The difference is that men tie leather belts around their waists, while women tie them only with ribbons. Wei and Jin Dynasties During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, influenced by social politics, economy, and culture, the style of Hanfu was free and easy, simple and elegant, and…

Today, let's talk about how to wear Hanfu in Song Dynasty. Many people think that Hanfu is the clothing of the Han dynasty. In fact, Hanfu is not simply the clothing of which dynasty but contains the clothing of previous dynasties. Now, more and more young people begin to contact Hanfu, and the cultural elements of Hanfu also frequently appear in our sight. The Hanfu of the Song Dynasty is not as elegant as that of the Tang Dynasty, which saves a lot of bright colors. The characteristics of the Song style are more simple and elegant. Beizi is the daily traditional dress of women in the Song Dynasty. The style of Beizi is the straight neck and Duijin (对襟), split under the armpit, tied with cloth at the waist, knee-long at the bottom. Later, it was often worn by women of later generations. Beizi began in Sui Dynasty. In Song Dynasty, the main style of Beizi was large sleeves, on the edge of Duijin, it would be embroidered with some lace, the straight collar was from top to bottom, and it would also be embroidered with lace at the cuff. Wearing method of one-piece Ruqun + Beizi Now the…

Ying, jokingly referred to by players as "Grandpa's Little Sister," was originally a blonde lolita dressed in European priestess attire. However, in the creative works of players, she has transformed into a beauty wearing graceful ancient-style clothing and performing ancient-style dances. This unique blend of styles is well-received by netizens, with many players expressing their affection: "A big-headed character from another dimension paired with Hanfu makes 'Grandpa's Little Sister' even more endearing, I love it!" Some people have also become interested in the ancient-style Hanfu Ying wears, asking where this outfit comes from. Perhaps many may think that my concern over this is meaningless, but for me, it is very important. If it's about the "Han nationality," then a significant portion of the beautiful traditional costumes hung in Hanfu shops might not qualify as Hanfu; if it's about the "Han dynasty," then in fact, the Hanfu displayed in these shops would be even less fitting, as Ming Dynasty-style clothing is being called Hanfu. Moreover, the attire of officials during the Han dynasty wasn't like that, and commoners could only wear ... So what exactly are the beautiful ancient-style clothes sold in various Hanfu shops today? How to draw an ancient…

On March 24, 2007, China's first Han culture restaurant "Hanfeng Shiyi" opened in Luju, Beijing. The investor was Li Liang and the manager was Feng Maofang. Not only is the decoration of this restaurant in imitation of the Han Dynasty style and the servers wearing Hanfu, but customers dining here can also wear Hanfu. On either side of the stage, there are guzheng and guqin, and someone is arranged to play music while guests eat. From Monday to Saturday morning, "Hanfeng Shiyi" arranges reading classics activities, and there are Hanfu display activities at noon and in the evening, providing a platform for people who love Han culture to communicate. However, due to poor geographical location, low consumption capacity of the surrounding population, slightly high restaurant pricing, etc., "Hanfeng Shiyi" restaurant ceased operations by the end of 2007. Gongyan, Beijing's first immersive national trend cultural experience restaurant, in this restaurant, you can not only enjoy the taste of the imperial court but also put on Hanfu, makeup, and immerse yourself in the true atmosphere of an imperial banquet. The restaurant takes the "Yanxiang Shili" in the Zhou Dynasty's dietary ritual system as its historical background, recreating the imperial ritual food culture…

Hello hanfu lovers! Remember last year where I went to a fantasy festival dressed in Han dynasty hanfu? Of course you don't, here is the article. I did it again this year. With another hanfu from another dynasty. So every year there is this huge festival in the North of France on the 3rd weekend of September, named "Cidre et Dragon" (cider and dragon). It's in a little town on the beach, it attracts tens of thousands of visitors, merchants, and fantasy authors... and has the highest rate of costumed visitors that I know of. I've been going for 12 years now, but only recently began going in Hanfu. This is how we went last year: This year I chose a Ming dynasty style costume I made. I added a Yunjian I bought, because I just can't afford the time to do the embroideries. I also wore a wig because i cut my hair shorter this year. And here I am: You might be wondering what was that thing lying at my feet. Well, yeah, that's a dragon. What the internet calls a "fitness dragon". I saw it by chance on a online shop and googled a few videos of…

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The shoe curl design is not unique to China, but it is a representative feature of ancient Chinese shoes. Both men's and women's shoes in ancient times had curled toes, with the distinction being "men's square and women's round." The shoe curl design appeared as early as ancient times, and by the Han Dynasty, there was a revolutionary design for the split toe of shoes, known as the "split-toe shoe." The No. 1 Mawangdui Han Tomb in Changsha, Hunan, and the No. 68 Phoenix Mountain Han Tomb in Jiangling, Hubei, both unearthed split-toe shoes with pointed curled toes. Since then, even shoes made of grass and hemp were designed with high curled toes. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the main changes in women's shoes were in the toe design, which could be round, square, or pointed, divided into several petals, or layered, but all maintained the high curled toe design. Embroidered shoes are part of our Han nationality's attire and are very distinctive. Generally, embroidered shoes are worn with Hanfu, as people in ancient times wore these embroidered shoes when wearing this type of clothing, creating a harmonious look. Regarding boots, they are also commonly found in Hanfu shops.…

The Han Dynasty was the longest feudal dynasty in ancient China after the great unification of the Qin Dynasty. More than four hundred years of the Han Dynasty laid a solid foundation for Han, Hanzi, and Han culture. The same is naturally true in traditional Chinese makeup history. Overall, the core ideas that influenced women's aesthetics during the Han Dynasty were the ideas of Taoism and New Confucianism. The former had the greatest impact on the early and mid-Han Dynasty. The policy of "Recover from a Social Upheaval and Restore Production and Develop" was implemented by the rulers in the early Han Dynasty. Taoism's "Huang–Lao political ideology" responded to this social demand. Focused on the development of natural and "Wu Is the Origin ideas", while advocating an open, positive atmosphere, had a profound impact on the aesthetics of female makeup in this period.   01 Han Dynasty Makeup powder Compared with the pre-Qin dynasty, makeup powder in the Han dynasty had a great development. The powder for the face was based on rice powder, and with the rise of alchemy in the Qin and Han dynasties and the improvement of smelting technology in the Han dynasty, lead powder appeared and became…

As a Hanfu enthusiast, I have always been captivated by the million-Hanfu wardrobe of Minghuatang. This is a specialized shop mainly engaged in making and selling Hanfu, located in the bustling downtown area. The shop is spacious and bright with complete facilities, exuding an upscale and elegant style from both its exterior and interior decor. Upon entering the doors of Minghuatang, one feels as if they have been transported back to the prosperous era of the Han Dynasty. The entire store environment is themed around traditional ancient culture, decorated with exquisite elegance, resembling a magnificent ancient palace. The walls are adorned with various Hanfu display images, colorful and diverse, dazzling to the eye. At the center is a beautiful Hanfu teahouse where customers can relax over tea, further immersing themselves in the atmosphere of Hanfu culture. The million-Hanfu wardrobe of Minghuatang is divided into different sections, each with a specific theme such as the Imperial Palace Area, Sima Area, Scholars and Beauties Area, etc., with dedicated staff responsible for guiding and answering customer questions in each section. The styles and fabrics of the Hanfu range from simple to luxurious, from cotton and linen to silk. Whether it's classic qipaos and…

The fifth type of Hanfu that men find the "ugliest" is the coarse cloth maid costume. Honestly, when I saw this Hanfu, I understood why men might think it's ugly. These are clothes typically worn by maids in ancient dramas. I think if you're buying Hanfu, you should avoid this style; it's not very appealing. Now you should understand why these five types of Hanfu are considered the "ugliest" by men. If you have different opinions, feel free to leave a comment and let me know. Lovers of ancient style aren't all women; many men are also deeply fascinated by Han Dynasty culture. In their spare time, they like to cosplay in ancient costumes with like-minded friends. When wearing Hanfu, one should naturally style their hair in an ancient manner for men, as modern short haircuts just don't match. However, most modern men have short hair, so to perfectly recreate the hairstyles of Han Dynasty men, wigs are necessary. Today, I'll share the basic method for styling retro hairstyles with Hanfu for men in autumn. If you plan on cosplaying in ancient costumes, come learn quickly; soon, you'll be able to style your own authentic ancient hairstyle at home. I…

What hanfu styles are from which dynasties? Can you tell what dynasty the cover photo for this article depicts? Hanfu is a catch-all term for clothing that spans a very wide time period, and as a result can have many variations. But what styles of hanfu come from what time periods specifically? What are the characteristics that can help identify what dynasty most likely inspired which hanfu? In truth, while there’s a lot of speculation and artistic license taken by designers, the most popular styles of hanfu from each of the dynasties are very easy to tell apart. Let’s jump in chronologically.     Han 漢朝 (206 BCE–220CE) The Han Dynasty is the dynasty that hanfu gets its name from, as well as the term hanren (the han people, the dominant ethnicity in China). It’s only one of the various dynasties from which hanfu can come from, but it’s one of the older ones and is also pretty easily recognizable. A lot of the most popular han dynasty styles are zhishen, or one-piece robes that go down to the floor and wrap around the body. One of the most commonlyseen versions of this is the quju, the curved-hem robe, with…

Zhang Guannan, 27 years old this year, is the leader among this group of "Tongpao" (a term used by people who like Hanfu and promote Hanfu culture to refer to each other, similar to "like-minded people"). She has always been fond of traditional Chinese culture since childhood and frequently watched historical costume dramas and read novels. Her initial encounter with Hanfu was a few years ago when she went back to her mother-in-law's home in Hebei for the New Year. Her sister-in-law showcased her newly purchased Hanfu outfit, which instantly resonated with Zhang Guannan. "I always liked the attire from the Han dynasty when I watched TV, but I never expected to see it in real life." Soon, she fell hopelessly in love with Hanfu and bought her first piece - a high-waisted robe dress - online. "I often take selfies in my Hanfu and post them on my social media space for friends to admire. There are many visitors every day. On weekends, I go shopping in Hanfu, mainly to let people understand Hanfu and ancient culture," says Zhang Guannan. Secondly, Hanfu is a system that includes garments, headwear, hairstyles, facial adornments, footwear, accessories, and other components that form…

On the afternoon of February 17, 2023, local time in Venice, the Venice Carnival Hanfu Parade was held in St. Marks Square. This event was organized by the Foreign Affairs Office of the Suzhou Municipal People Government, the Suzhou Culture and Tourism Bureau, the Festival Department of the City of Venice, the Confucius Institute of the University of Venice, and the Venice Carnival Organizing Committee, and hosted by the Suzhou Silk Museum. In the midst of the continuing atmosphere of the Venice Carnival, the models recruited by the Confucius Institute of the University of Venice, dressed in different styles of hanfu, walked through the streets of the city and arrived at St. Mark's Square, attracting the attention of citizens and tourists alike along the way. In St. Mark's Square, the "Hanfu Parade" became the focus of the day, with tourists and Venetians from all over the world enjoying it, taking pictures, and sharing them. The elegant shape of Han Dynasty costumes, the richness and beauty of Tang Dynasty costumes, the simplicity and grace of Song Dynasty costumes, the dignity and splendor of Ming Dynasty costumes, from the Silk Road to the aesthetics of Su-style life, Suzhou and Venice met once…