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Introduction: The Nan Ge Hanfu Ming Dynasty late-Ming Changshan is a style of traditional Chinese Hanfu. It inherits the Ming Dynasty style, making certain adjustments and innovations in fabric, tailoring, and embroidery, showcasing the unique charm of the Ming period. This article will detail the characteristics of the Nan Ge Hanfu Ming Dynasty late-Ming Changshan and its influence among Hanfu enthusiasts. Chapter One: Overview of the Nan Ge Hanfu Ming Dynasty Late-Ming Changshan 1.1 Origin and Development The Nan Ge Hanfu Ming Dynasty late-Ming Changshan originated in the late Ming Dynasty when the Ming Dynasty officially issued a series of Hanfu systems that included styles of Changshan. The Nan Ge Hanfu Ming Dynasty late-Ming Changshan became a common attire for literati and scholars due to its distinctive features and has been widely passed down to the present day. 1.2 Gender Differentiation The Nan Ge Hanfu Ming Dynasty late-Ming Changshan made obvious adjustments in gender differentiation. Male Changshan are usually straight or cylindrical with central lapels; women's styles focus more on body-fitting tailoring and waistline shaping, highlighting the graceful lines of women. Chapter Two: Characteristics of the Nan Ge Hanfu Ming Dynasty Late-Ming Changshan 2.1 Fabric and Color The Nan Ge…