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In the hugely popular ancient costume TV series "Long Song Journey" in 2022, Dilraba played Yongning County Princess Li Changge, daughter of the first Tang Dynasty Crown Prince Li Jiancheng. After learning of her parents' deaths in the Xuanwumen Incident, the vengeful Changge escaped from the palace with her superior martial arts skills and survived by staging a "fake cliff fall death" during the pursuit. Afterwards, she roamed among the common people disguised as a man to hide her identity, with only the desire for revenge on her mind. In the conflict between family and country, she eventually abandoned her quest for revenge and together with Ashile Sun became messengers of ethnic reconciliation. Today, we are pleased to see the rise of Hanfu "coming-of-age ceremonies" across the country, which is an inheritance of traditional culture. As a contemporary celebrity, Yang Lan, with a clear family background, extraordinary status, positive image, and unique charm, should be the preferred spokesperson for promoting Hanfu. We know that Yang Lan is a figure of the times, once rated as one of China's 50 most beautiful people, a representative of China's image, and also an image ambassador for Beijing's Olympic bid, as well as a…

After the show began to check tickets, Ruo Shui was crowded by the crowd of spectators to the stands. She stared at the model who was walking towards her, who was wearing, the biggest attraction of the fashion show - "National Treasure" and the designer of Huachang Jiuzhou collaborated on one of the National Treasure's derivative Hanfu collections, and when this style Hanfu already sold out in just 10 minutes when it went on sale. This is the evening of June 29th in Hangzhou, China Silk Museum held in the national style of a Chinese Hanfu fashion show, in the words of Ruo Shui, but also the trendsetter of Hanfu lovers.   Civilized Clothing is Meant to Make People More Comfortable Ruoshui, the 25-year-old Chengdu girl has a wardrobe full of more than a dozen Hanfu. "I often wear Hanfu to and from work every day." Ruoshui buys mostly Song and Ming Hanfus in styles more suitable for everyday wear. The Song dynasty Hanfu is light, thin, and simple, and the Ming system is dignified and majestic. "The style of dress in the Song dynasty was different from the rich and complex aesthetic of the Tang dynasty, and dressing began…

Hanfu, as a type of clothing, has no significant time restrictions for purchase but there are noticeable differences. For example, more Hanfu is purchased during spring, summer, and autumn compared to winter due to the fact that thicker winter Hanfu does not exhibit the graceful elegance as well and is more expensive, making it less popular among most women; also, more Hanfu is bought before traditional festivals than at ordinary times because during these festivals, Hanfu enthusiasts gather to participate in ancestral commemoration activities, thus increasing the demand for Hanfu. Where can one buy Hanfu? Unlike everyday clothing, Hanfu is not produced in large quantities, is relatively more expensive, and its sales channels are not yet fully developed. Consumers often opt for custom-made Hanfu online. Nowadays, physical stores have appeared in major cities, so those with high requirements for Hanfu tailoring and fabrics may choose to have their outfits made in these stores. In addition, the second-hand Hanfu market is also quite active. Many Hanfu enthusiasts trade their outfits through posts on forums and transactions on Taobao. Based on sales, reputation, reviews, and other data from various platforms, we have compiled a list of ten recommended Hanfu winter cloaks for…

Hanfu, as a type of traditional Chinese clothing, has always attracted many enthusiasts with its ancient and elegant style. However, with the rise of the ancient culture trend, Ming Dynasty style Hanfu, as one of the most representative types of Hanfu, has gradually become a fashion trend pursued by Hanfu lovers. However, for most ordinary people, buying a set of exquisite Ming Dynasty style Hanfu is not an easy task. This article will discuss the series of difficulties in affording Ming Dynasty style Hanfu, but also release one's love and creativity. I. The Charm of Ming Dynasty Style Hanfu Ming Dynasty style Hanfu, originating from the clothing system of officials in the Ming Dynasty, possesses high aesthetic value after a long historical accumulation. With a strong flavor of traditional Chinese culture, it embodies unique design concepts in terms of detail processing, fabric selection, and craftsmanship techniques. Wearing Ming Dynasty style Hanfu feels like traveling back to ancient times, experiencing the emotions and mindset of ancient people, which is unparalleled by other clothing. II. The High Price of Ming Dynasty Style Hanfu Although the charm of Ming Dynasty style Hanfu is irresistible, its high price also makes ordinary people hesitate. A…

Before getting into the world of hanfu, you might have thought that a $30 outfit was expensive, and you would haggle over accessories. But since entering the world of hanfu, your mindset has changed: "What? This originally priced 399 yuan six-meter embroidered qixiong is only 99 yuan in the first five minutes of its release? Damn! That's practically free; not buying it would be crazy!" "Aaaah, my favorite store is having an anniversary sale with a promotion to take 200 off purchases over 500 yuan, it's like they're giving it away for free!" As a result, you, who used to be frugal, fall for the merchants' tricks every time, buying countless sets of several hundred yuan worth of hanfu, filling up your closet without ever thinking it's too much. You've also bought many kinds of accessories. You haven't lost weight, but your wallet certainly has. However, the widely accepted meaning of traditional costumes (guzhuang) has now become the clothing worn in historical dramas, primarily used for filming. These clothes are often artistically created for the needs of drama, without fixed patterns, and rely entirely on the designer's whims, merely looking ancient on the surface. Therefore, in this sense, guzhuang is…

Nowadays, hanfu is attracting more and more attention from enthusiasts due to its traditional charm. When choosing hanfu, enthusiasts no longer solely focus on the form, but also pay attention to style and color. This change in purchasing mindset has prompted hanfu designers to actively innovate and strive to provide a variety of styles. Today, let's explore the charm of different color schemes in hanfu.   Red Color Hanfu In traditional symbolism, red not only represents auspiciousness and completeness but also signifies wealth and grandeur. If we want to create a luxurious style or participate in formal hanfu events, we can choose a hanfu with a deep red as the base color, paired with pink for transitions or adorned with gold thread embroidery. This combination showcases an elegant style while maintaining intricate craftsmanship. Furthermore, when paired with golden hairpins and waist ornaments, it exudes dignity and beauty.   Blue Color Hanfu If we seek a fresh and casual dressing style, why not try the blue color scheme hanfu? Blue reminds us of clear skies and oceans; it is synonymous with freshness. Wearing blue-toned hanfu instantly transforms one into sprightly elves. For example, hanfu incorporates pink bows into the waist belt…

Nowadays, hanfu is attracting more and more attention from enthusiasts due to its traditional charm. When choosing hanfu, enthusiasts no longer solely focus on the form, but also pay attention to style and color. This change in purchasing mindset has prompted hanfu designers to actively innovate and strive to provide a variety of styles. Today, let's explore the charm of different color schemes in hanfu.   Red Color Hanfu In traditional symbolism, red not only represents auspiciousness and completeness but also signifies wealth and grandeur. If we want to create a luxurious style or participate in formal hanfu events, we can choose a hanfu with a deep red as the base color, paired with pink for transitions or adorned with gold thread embroidery. This combination showcases an elegant style while maintaining intricate craftsmanship. Furthermore, when paired with golden hairpins and waist ornaments, it exudes dignity and beauty.   Blue Color Hanfu If we seek a fresh and casual dressing style, why not try the blue color scheme hanfu? Blue reminds us of clear skies and oceans; it is synonymous with freshness. Wearing blue-toned hanfu instantly transforms one into sprightly elves. For example, hanfu incorporates pink bows into the waist belt…