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However, when you open a shopping website and look for a beautiful Hanfu (ancient Chinese costume), it is not cheap. Although it looks good when worn, Hanfu cannot be worn as daily clothing every day. Spending hundreds of dollars on a piece of clothing that can only be worn a few times does not seem cost-effective. Today, let the editor of Mama Camp bring everyone to see how to make homemade ancient costumes. This way, the clothes you make yourself will only cost the price of the fabric, and the fun of making them by hand is also greater. You can also make clothes that fit you perfectly according to your own measurements. With the re-emergence of the term "Hanfu," the actual Hanfu and the unique flat cutting techniques of traditional Chinese clothing have also reappeared on the internet. Like Li Zongwei (online name “Xin Er Hao Gu”), who was originally an educator, after conceiving the idea of making his own Hanfu, he drew patterns, cut and sewed the garments based on historical records. After several months, he finally restored the first set of deep clothing (a type of Hanfu). Later, Wang Yuliang from Australia, the Argentine netizen “Lianzhu Zi,”…

Since junior high school, I have been paying attention to the styles of Hanfu (because of the doll circle, wanting to make clothes for dolls naturally led me to look up a lot of information and even blueprints). Back then, there was only so-called "comrades" making their own, as well as so-called studio costumes; there was no distinction between authentic and fake. I occasionally browsed through them and found it quite harmonious (everyone called each other comrades and praised each other's "Hanfu"). However, a couple of years later, suddenly in the doll bar I managed, a self-proclaimed "Hanfu enthusiast" started causing trouble. The reason was that someone posted a thread about "doll ancient costume," and this person went crazy correcting and arguing with others. I remember that was still the era when Xuan Ji wore the curved skirt. With the acceleration of social life, most children know very little about traditional culture and etiquette. This "Children's Day" allows children to understand the DIY process of Hanfu, etiquette, and culture, experiencing the vastness and profundity of Chinese culture. The process of making Hanfu is complex, joyful, and sometimes puzzling. Let's take a look! Teachers and parents communicated multiple times during the…