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Stepping in silk shoes, head adorned with tortoiseshell shine, waist wrapped in flowing gauze, ears dangling with moon-like ornaments - these are lines describing an ancient beauty. Do you want to know what hairstyles are featured in ancient beauty hairstyle pictures? Below is the information compiled by the editor of XueXiLa; Image source Weibo @QianLingYe. Many Tang Dynasty costume dramas have featured this butterfly knot hairstyle. Dilraba also wore this hairstyle in "Long Song," which was the look Li Changge had when she entered the Taoist temple. Many classical beauties love this Hanfu ancient costume hairstyle, and because of the texture created by this Hanfu ancient costume hairstyle, it will enhance your softness line… The editor has organized information on how to make Hanfu ancient costumes, techniques for ancient costume photography, I want to know about ancient costume photography, Beijing ancient costume photography, ancient art photos, ancient portrait photography, Beijing ancient costume photography, ancient wedding photos, ancient costume photography studios, group buying for ancient costume photography, which ancient costume photography place is recommended, please help, thank you. Also, types of ancient costume beauties, whether Hanfu counts as ancient costume, the relationship between ancient costume and Hanfu, and the definition of…

Wearing silk shoes, with tortoiseshell-like hairpins shining on the head, dressed in flowing white silk, and wearing moon-like earrings; these are verses describing ancient beauties. Do you want to know what hairstyles ancient beauties had? Below is the content compiled by the XueXiLa (Learning) editor; Image source: Weibo @QianLingYe Many Tang Dynasty costume dramas have featured this butterfly knot hairstyle. Dilraba also had a similar hairstyle in the drama 'ChangGeXing', which was the look of Li Changge when she entered the Taoist temple. Many classical beauties love this Hanfu costume hairstyle, and because of the texture created by this Hanfu costume hairstyle, it will enhance your soft beauty... The editor has compiled information on how to make Hanfu costumes, ancient costume photography techniques, I want to know about ancient costume photography, Beijing ancient costume photography, ancient art photos, ancient portraits, Beijing ancient costume photography, ancient wedding photos, ancient costume photography studios, group buying for ancient costume photography, which one is better, please help, thank you, types of ancient beauties, does Hanfu count as an ancient costume, the relationship between Hanfu and ancient costumes, definition of ancient costumes related Hanfu knowledge, details can be found in the main text below! The…

Wearing silk shoes on the feet, tortoiseshell shine on the head, flowing white silk around the waist, and moon-like earrings; these are lines describing an ancient beauty. Do you want to know what types of ancient hairstyles are there? Below is a compilation provided by XueXiLa (Learning) website; Image source Weibo @AThousandAndOneNights. Many ancient costume dramas from the Tang Dynasty have featured this butterfly knot hairstyle. In the drama "Long Song", Dilraba also sports this hairstyle, which is the look her character Li Changge adopts when entering the Taoist temple. Many classical beauties love this type of Hanfu ancient hairstyle, and because of the texture created by this Hanfu ancient hairstyle, it brings out your soft and beautiful lines... Tutorial on how to style ancient hair without using a wig. Nowadays, ancient costumes are becoming increasingly popular, and you can often see many girls wearing Hanfu or other types of ancient costumes on the streets. Now, ancient costumes are relatively easy to purchase, but styling the hair can be quite challenging, as it requires skill. However, learning a few simple hairstyles that can be done independently is still quite doable. Today, I will introduce some simple ancient hairstyles. We often…

Today, I’d like to introduce to you two kinds of hairstyle course of Hanfu that can be matched with hair crown. It can be used for everyday travel or taking photos. Hanfu Hairstyle (Type 1) 1. First of all, we divide our hair into three areas, and then tie up all the hair behind us; 2. Braid it into a braid after tying it up; 3. Then put it on the top of the head and fix it; 4. The hair in the front area is divided into two parts, and the hair in the front part must be kept more; 5. Then fix it with a clip at the back and top of the ear; 6. The rest of the hair is used to cover our slightly bald hairline. This time, it is fixed with a clip behind the ear; 7. Wrap the tail of hair on the ball and fix it after winding; 8. Take out a piece of wig, divide it into two parts and fix it on the ball; 9. Half of the hair is wrapped on the ball. Remember to fix the tail of the hair; 10. The other half of the hair is also…

4. Ancient costume photography techniques: How to style an elegant and noble ancient hairstyle? Create a high-quality look with curly hair techniques. Divide the hair into two parts from the back to the top of the head. Comb the back part upwards, then divide it into two sections near the top of the head. Fix these by weaving and securing them close to the crown. Smoothly cover the woven hair with the hair initially separated at the top, dividing this into two parts and weaving them around the bun, finally decorating with hair accessories. This year's popular male Hanfu designs are simple yet fashionable. A lady wearing a light red gauze Hanfu didn't put all her long hair up but gathered the top part in a middle parting, simply fixed it, covered it with a wig cap, and inserted golden hairpins into the bun, creating a fresh and beautiful Hanfu look., 2090352:00 Source: Hairstyle Girl Editor: Aainforest With the popularity of retro styles, more and more girls love Hanfu. Wearing Hanfu definitely cannot go with modern hairstyles, or the overall style would be odd. This is said to be the most popular female Hanfu updo tutorial of 2020. Girls who…

Due to the qixiong ruqun is beautiful and soft, and the wearing method is very simple, so it is loved by many Hanfu lovers. This article introduces how to wear Hanfu dress – qixiong ruqun. STEP.1 Put on the top. STEP.2 Wrap the one piece of qixiong dress around your chest. The lace-up on the same side as the opening bypasses the front chest and passes through the opening. STEP.3 Tighten the lace-up and tie it at the back. STEP.4 Pull the bandage to the chest and cross the two ends 3-4 times to the breast head on both sides. Tighten the strap. STEP.5 The lace-up is on the breast heads on both sides, leaving the ears for knotting, and the rest of the lace-up hangs in front of the body. Finished.

Wearing silk shoes on the feet, a tortoiseshell ornament on the head, flowing white silk around the waist, and moon-shaped earrings, these are lines describing ancient beauties. Do you want to know what hairstyles were worn by ancient beauties? Below is information compiled by the XueXiLa (StudyHard) editor; Image source: Weibo @QianLingYe. This butterfly knot hairstyle has appeared in many Tang Dynasty period dramas. Dilraba wore a similar hairstyle in the drama "Long Song"; this was Li Changge's hairstyle when she entered the Taoist temple. Many classical beauties favor this type of Hanfu costume hairstyle because the texture it creates highlights their softness... The album of pure Hanfu costume beauties is compiled by netizens from 5TieTuWang (5StickerWebsite). Each picture in the Pure Hanfu Costume Beauty album is uploaded by different netizens and is organized by netizens from the website. Please note that all pictures in the Pure Hanfu Costume Beauty album are copyrighted. Do not use them for any commercial purposes. The album of beautiful Hanfu costume ladies' classic portraits is compiled by netizens from 5TieTuWang (5StickerWebsite). Each picture in the Beautiful Hanfu Costume Ladies' Classic Portrait album is uploaded by different netizens and is organized by netizens from the…

The coiling method of combing and braiding involves dividing the hair into strands, tying them together, and then coiling them on top of the head or on the sides, which is called a "snail bun". In the poem "Ning Palace Words", there is a line "The snail bun exudes fragrance with morning makeup dark and strong," this hairstyle became popular in the Tang Dynasty and can be seen in surviving Tang Dynasty paintings and murals. The princess Yongtai and the fairies in the Eighty-Seven Immortals Scroll all have similar hairstyles. This hairstyle is elegant and decorative, favored by empresses, princesses, and noble ladies, with many variations including single snail, double snail, lily bun, and coiled constant bun. [Ancient Hairstyle] Ladies' portraits are a painting style featuring women from the upper-middle class of ancient Chinese society. This style first appeared in Tang Dynasty ceramics and paintings. Because the Tang Dynasty was prosperous and people lived abundantly, women were often depicted as plump. The classic attire for Tang Dynasty women was a high-waisted robe and skirt set. The high-waisted skirt elongates the legs when worn. The twisting method of combing and braiding involves dividing the hair into several strands and twisting them…

Qing Dynasty was the last stage of the highly developed feudal society in China. With the evolution of the dynasty, the Qing dynasty Manchu women's headdress is rich and diverse. Inheritance of headdress in the past generations, but also according to the national dressing characteristics, create jewelry corresponding to it. One of the most ancient Chinese headdress representatives is the Bian Fang (扁方). 01 What is Bian Fang? Bian Fang is one of the traditional hair ornaments in ancient China, which was mainly popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasty, used to fix hair. The shape of its head is generally curvy and its body is often 1-shaped. They have different shapes, large, small, wide, or narrow. The large one can reach more than 30cm. The small one, also known as double-tip, can be used as hair fixing or decoration. The large one is used to fix "two buns head (两把头)". A white jade inlaid lotus pattern Bian Fang of the Qing dynasty - Collection of the National Palace Museum, Beijing Let's take a look at the evolution of women's hairstyles in the Qing Dynasty! Before the Qing Dynasty, Manchu people originally lived in the northern region, influenced by the…

Pibo(披帛) plays an important role in the wearing of Chinese Hanfu clothes. It has its own history and characteristics. Pibo(披帛) already existed in the pottery figurines of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and also in the murals of the Sui Dynasty, which became widely popular in the Tang Dynasty. Because of its beautiful sense of lines, Pibo(披帛) become a Hanfu accessory loved by ancient women. Generally speaking, the use of Pibo(披帛) is not only decoration, draped on the body, but also sunscreen. This article shares with you how to wear Pibo(披帛) in Hanfu. Method 1 Pibo on your arm for decoration. This is also the method that people often use when watching ancient Chinese films and television dramas. Method 2 To drape Pibo over your shoulders. In fact, many Pibo has a certain width, so we can use them as shawls. Wrap the Pibo around your shoulders and tie it into your skirt and belt. It looks like wearing another vest, which will have a more layered sense of overlapping. Method 3 Use Pibo as a headscarf. The length and width of Pibo are more appropriate. It is also a good choice to put it on the head for decoration.…

January 15th, the Chinese President's wife and the Finnish President’s wife enjoyed the music poetry in Beijing. The girls dressed in Chinese Hanfu costumes sang the Chinese ancient words with the piano and the zither. The violin and piano play the work of the Finnish composer Sibelius. The poems and songs of the poems set up a bridge for people's spiritual communication, leaving a warm and beautiful moment of friendship between China and Finland. Not long ago, US President Visit China. China President Xi and US President Trump listened to the ancient elegant music in the Great Hall of the People. Hanfu clothing appeared as a show costume and in a diplomatic occasion. Let more people understand Hanfu Culture.

The wedding ceremony is the essence of ancient Chinese traditional culture. In ancient times, when the girl went out of the pavilion, there were red sedan chairs and a huge procession of honor guards to greet the bride. After worshipping heaven and earth, they would lift their heads again. The bride was dressed in a Chinese dress with a phoenix crown and a bridegroom in a top scholar’s suit. It has become a new fashion for modern people to pursue cultural roots and regain traditional folk customs. But the traditional bride’s dress, can bring the brilliance which only once in the woman’s life, lets the person lifelong unforgettable, leaves the good memory. She wears a beautiful Phoenix crown on her head and a red square scarf on her head. She wears a red silk shirt inside and a red robe with embroidery on her outside. She wears a sky lock on her neck and a demon lens on her chest. She wears a red skirt, red trousers and red satin embroidered shoes. She is so charming and charming that she gives herself a happy and unforgettable wedding. The design of traditional lapel and classic stand collar is perfectly combined with…

There is such magic to Hanfu fans - when you buy a Chinese costume, you'll not only want to buy headwear but also want to buy a bunch of accessories to go with it and then go out and show off to other enthusiasts. Today, we're going to take a look at some of the accessories commonly used by girls who wear Chinese costumes. In ancient times, these hanfu accessories were worn according to the occasion, status, and so on, but in modern society that we are free to wear them without having to adhere to the old rules. Neckpiece of Chinese Costume Accessories Collars A ring made of gold, silver, copper, and other metal materials is the main body, which can be inlaid with jewelry and jade ornaments and can be a pendant with gold and stones, locks, and other ornaments. Nowadays, many people also call it "pearl necklace", but strictly speaking, there is a difference between the same two. Pearl Necklace Jeweled beads linked together in a mesh with pendants underneath, mostly jeweled jade, often carved with auspicious patterns. It is usually worn as a necklace, but can also be worn on the head. A pure Chinese costume…

Like the dragon, Feng (凤, phoenix) is the most representative of the Chinese totem. As a rumored divine bird, the appearance of the phoenix also gathers the advantages of hundreds of beasts. In the ancient book "Er Ya", Guo Pu noted the image of a phoenix "chicken head, snake neck, swallow chin, turtle back, fishtail, variety of colors, about six feet high." But in the long years, the image of the Chinese phoenix has also been completely different in different times.   Shang and Zhou Dynasties During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, ancient people's primitive totem worship of the phoenix gradually turned into awe of centralized rule. The divine bird phoenix has its special political meaning and has become an auspicious symbol of peace in the world. Phoenix patterns usually only appear in bronzeware and jade decorations, which are the patent of princes and nobles. During the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, bronzeware was mostly used in sacrificial ceremonies and had a strict hierarchy. The sacrificial use determines the solemn and majestic overall style of bronzeware, and also affects the choice of pattern decoration on bronzeware. During this period, the phoenix pattern is mainly the image of Kuifeng (夔凤). The overall…

More than a thousand years ago, Wei Zhuang once wrote the poem "Spring Tour, apricot blossoms blowing all over the head", walking towards the apricot forest during the blossoming season, and the apricot blossoms would fall on hair bun at the wind. In ancient times, seasonal flowers in addition to floating down in the hair bun, but also may be inserted in the hair or brim, embellished as a touch of spring color in the ancient head. Putting flowers on the head is also called Zan Hua 簪花 (Flower Hairpin, or wearing flowers). In ancient times, both Sheng Hua and Xiangsheng Hua were used to Zan Hua. Sheng Hua is flower, and Xiangsheng Hua is a kind of fake flower made in imitation of a flower. All the flowers mentioned in this article are Sheng Hua. Apricot flowers In the Han Dynasty, although the culture of wearing flowers was not really formed, but flowers had already entered people's lives in various forms. For example, on the day of the Chongyang Festival, people in the Han Dynasty, in addition to climbing mountains and drinking chrysanthemum wine, would take off dogwood flowers and wear them around their waists to avoid disasters and…

Much of Chinese culture involves Chinese myths. To understand the many festivals and holidays of China, here are 3 popular Chinese myths that you might find interesting:     The New Year Legend The Chinese New Year legend begans in a small village thousands of years ago. Every winter, a monster with the body of a bull and a head of a lion would enter this village and attack the villagers. The monster is called a “Nian.” The villagers were scared and didn’t know what to do. Until a wise old man came up with an idea! The next time the Nian appeared to attack their village, the people would use fireworks and drums to scare of the monster! The plan worked perfectly and the monster fled into the hills. From today onwards, every year on the day they scared off the monster, they would light fireworks and celebrate their victory. This day was the start of the Chinese New Year and the Spring Festival.   Houyi and Chang’e - The Mid-Autumn Festival Houyi and Chang’e is an immortal couple living in heaven, according to the legends. One day, the ruler of all heavens, the Jade Emperor, orders Houyi for…

Chinese painting is the art of brush and ink applied on Xuan (paper) or silk. The basic tools are those of calligraphy, which has influenced painting in both style and theory. Characteristics and Categories of Chinese Painting A distinctive basic characteristic of this painting is that ideas and motifs are presented primarily in the form of lines and dots in ink, rather than in color, proportion, and perspective. These works are conceived with the aid of brushes composed of handle and head. The handle is usually made of bamboo or wood, while the head is made of animal hair, usually sheep or wolf. The heads are soft and flexible, and suitably fit the style of Chinese painting. Usually, only black ink is used, and silk and thin paper are used for the "canvases". Chinese painting falls into three main categories: portraits, landscapes, and flowers and birds. Of the three traditions, the oldest is portraiture, dominating the scene until the late Tang dynasty. In general, landscape paintings depicted mountains and water, influenced by the Taoist tradition of seeking solitude in nature. Landscape dominated in the 11th century, becoming a favorite motif of artists. Even today, when a Chinese says a place…