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Wool and fleece knitted fabrics come in many varieties, generally feeling soft and warm, with good insulation, often used for winter coats, they are wrinkle-resistant, durable, and high-quality ones won't pill. Previously, merchants mostly made Ming Dynasty-style jackets, cloaks, and sleeveless garments; in recent years, Song Dynasty woolen long robes have become more common. It's important to note that Hanfu uses flat cutting without shoulder seams; if the fabric is very thick and has poor drape, it can cause excessive fabric accumulation on the shoulders, making one appear broader. A style of ancient hairstyle that both adults and children can do, simple enough for beginners to learn too. Tutorial on children's braiding, ancient style hair, Hanfu hair, Yue Yan hairstyle @DOU+ assistant, as of May 2022. Many women love hair gel, finding its shaping ability excellent, making their own hair Hanfu hairstyles, simple hairstyles, lively and gentle, Chinese style, source Qili Fashion Network. Hanfu hairstyle - tutorial for a super fairy-like ancient style children's Hanfu hairstyle, easy and fashionable, Hanfu, hairstyle, fashion, ancient style. When mothers take their babies out, they always like to dress up their own babies beautifully. Seeing other people's children wearing retro-style Hanfu, mothers often don't…

Introduction The traditional Chinese attire is a rich tapestry woven from the nation's history and culture. The Tang Dynasty and Ming Dynasty styles of Hanfu represent distinct phases in the evolution of ancient Chinese clothing. This article will compare these two periods, exploring their differences and transformations in detail. Tang Dynasty Hanfu Characteristics 1. Basic Styles (1) Tops: Predominantly white, long-sleeved and loose-fitting with a narrow collar and high neckline, fastened using buttons or ties. Common types include robes, straight-hemmed shirts, and curved-hemmed shirts. (2) Bottoms: White skirts or trousers that vary in length and closure style based on social status. 2. Fabrics and Patterns (1) Fabrics: Primarily silk with a wide range of colors such as red, green, and blue. (2) Patterns: Emphasis on intricate designs featuring common motifs like cloud patterns, lotus flowers, and phoenixes. 3. Accessories and Adornments (1) Headwear: Flowers, hairpins, and hats are worn, with jade hairpins and golden crowns added for formal occasions. (2) Sashes: Colorful ribbons wrapped around the waist to accentuate body proportions. (3) Jewelry: Necklaces, earrings, and bracelets are worn. 4. Etiquette and Aesthetics Tang Dynasty Hanfu embodies the elegance and decorum of a prosperous era, emphasizing solemnity and neatness in…

Today's article introduces a Ming Dynasty style Hanfu suitable for summer, it is a sheer fabric parallel opening Hanfu shirt with a standing collar. Now let’s take a look at the history of this outfit and how to wear it.   History of Sheer Fabric Shirt In ancient China, it was quite common for men to be bare-chested during the summer, but of course, this was not the case for ladies, so they would wear fewer layers and sheer fabrics inside of their homes. You might have seen this particular style of Hanfu been called many different names in Chinese, so let’s first quickly go through these names and their origins. The standing collar was a popular element in women’s fashion during the late Ming Dynasty, so according to the naming conventions of the Ming Dynasty, this style can be described as "竖领对襟纱衫", which translates into sheer fabric parallel opening shirt with standing collar. Ladies commonly wore this inside of their homes or in private areas as it is sheer and informal. During the Qing Dynasty, this style was labeled as Pi Feng (披風), which is a type of outerwear, the materials used became thicker and heavier, making them more…

If you watched the 2024 Henan TV Spring Festival Gala, you would definitely be impressed by Yang Mi's portrayal, as she single-handedly interpreted the classic costumes of the Tang, Song and Ming dynasties in Hanfu. The beauty of Chinese Hanfu permeates Chinese civilization, with clothing being of utmost importance in daily life. Whether it's the elegance of the Han dynasty, the gracefulness of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern dynasties, the grandeur of the Tang dynasty, the refinement of the Song dynasty, or the solemnity of the Ming dynasty, the styles of the Tang, Song and Ming dynasties are undoubtedly the epitome of classic Hanfu. The high bun and chest-length dress of the Tang dynasty were essential for women, with color combinations ranging from harmonious to boldly contrasting, reflecting the flourishing exchange and collision of exotic cultures during that period, presenting an atmosphere of openness. The Hanfu Shidai (HAN TIME) provided detailed interpretations of these three styles, allowing us to delve into their essence. Hairpins and hair ornaments adorned with floral patterns became fashionable, with Dunhuang being a treasure trove of floral patterns that led the trend of the Tang dynasty. The popular hair combs of the mid-Tang dynasty softened…

This set of Hanfu is the highest-selling Ming Dynasty style Hanfu in Han Shang Hualian. It comes in various colors including light pink, light blue, and dark red jackets. The embroidered mamian skirts are also available in light pink, light blue, and red. Yijiang suggests mixing colors to create a beautiful contrast. The entire set of Hanfu looks very graceful and full of youthful vitality. You can choose according to your personal preference. This set of Hanfu costs around 600-700 yuan, offering great value for money, and is recommended for purchase. In the early Ming Dynasty, only members of the imperial family could wear bright red during weddings. They would wear a long red skirt, a bright red sleeve robe, a red baizi (a type of robe), a red bridal veil, and red embroidered shoes. The all-red attire was festive and joyous. When commoners saw how grand the royal weddings were, with that bright red color like a bonfire, emitting a fiery aura, it seemed more appealing compared to the green-colored wedding attire of the Sui and Tang dynasties. However, the emperor did not allow commoners to wear bright red wedding attire, so they could only admire from afar. Lifting…

Yu Tangchun eventually married Yang Ling and became his concubine. In the drama "Back to the Ming Dynasty as Yang Ling", Yu Tangchun was originally the top courtesan in a brothel. She always wanted to leave the brothel but had no way of doing so, after all, a courtesan must be redeemed by someone to gain true freedom. And the one who gave her freedom was Yang Ling. Yang Ling redeemed Yu Tangchun and her good sister Tang Xian from the brothel, even bringing both of them back to his home to take care of them. Actually, Yu Tangchun had already fallen in love with Yang Ling, but because her good sister Tang Xian also liked him, she didn't want to be an ungrateful woman, so she always kept her feelings in check. After all, Yu Tangchun was saved by Yang Ling, and Yang Ling's wife, Han Youniang, was always very kind to her. She couldn't hurt Han Youniang just because she liked Yang Ling. Yu Tangchun always concealed her feelings well. But Han Youniang had long seen through Yu Tangchun's feelings for Yang Ling, after all, affection is not easily hidden. This also explains why so many officials and…

Ranking list compiled based on sales, reputation, reviews, and other data from various platforms has selected the top ten fairy-like Hanfu recommendations for 2023: Among them, the embroidered ancient Hanfu costume "Dai Xiaoshi Zui Long Yin" from Dai Xiaoshi, the Ming Dynasty-style collar ancient Hanfu costume from FGACCT, and the thick padded skirt ancient Hanfu costume from HKCP rank at the top. Other products are also excellent. If you are looking for cost-effective or the most popular products, then the following list can serve as your reference. Dai Xiaoshi Zui Long Yin embroidered ancient Hanfu costume. The ranking list compiled based on sales, reputation, reviews, and other data from various platforms has selected the top ten best-looking Hanfu costumes recognized by the public: Among them, the heavy-embroidered ancient Hanfu costume from Dai Xiaoshi, the extended and thickened ancient Hanfu costume from Yinianniaoxian, and the short hooded cloak ancient Hanfu costume from EJie, rank at the top. Other products are also excellent. If you are looking for cost-effective or the most popular products, then the following list can serve as your reference. Dai Xiaoshi heavy-embroidered ancient Hanfu costume. The ranking list compiled based on sales, reputation, reviews, and other data from…

Introduction As a lover of Hanfu, we pursue the treasures and beauty of ancient culture, among which Ming Dynasty style shoes are an indispensable part. As one of the important accessories of Hanfu, they not only demonstrate the inheritance and evolution of ancient culture but also reflect the wisdom and taste of our ancestors. In this article, I will recommend several excellent styles of Ming Dynasty shoes and share their characteristics and selection tips, hoping to help all friends who love Hanfu. I. Type B Ming Dynasty Style Shoes Type B Ming Dynasty style shoes are retro shoes influenced by the Republic of China period, with unique designs and classic lines. Its feature is that the toe slightly turns upwards, the heel is slightly high, and the overall line is smooth and elegant. This type of shoe is suitable for matching with the style of the Republic of China or improved Hanfu, showcasing urban charm while retaining traditional flavor. Selection Tips: 1. The angle and height of the toe turning upwards should be moderate; too large or small will affect comfort and appearance. 2. The height of the heel should be chosen according to individual height and walking habits, with…

"Under the Microscope: The Tax Case of Silk" is arguably the most exciting historical costume cdrama of 2023 so far. Unlike most costume cdramas, "Under the Microscope" presents an exciting taxation curiosity case of the Ming Dynasty in only 14 episodes. The tight plot and accurate restoration of the Ming Dynasty make everyone start looking forward to the second season (there are six stories in the original, and the silk tax case is the first one). The drama is set in the Ming Dynasty time, showing Chinese aesthetics and authentic Ming Dynasty costumes. Shi Yue from Han Fu Shi Dai has compiled a list of the classic hanfu styles that appear in the drama, so let's learn about them.   Shuhe & Zhiduo Shuai Jia Mo, the main character in the drama, is a mathematical genius who relies on measuring land to earn a modest income. He was not enrolled in the civil service and was a commoner. Shuai Jia Mo often wears Shuhe and cloth shoes, highlighting his simple and unpretentious temperament. Shuhe (裋褐): also known as Heyi (褐衣), Buyi (布衣), refers to the rough cloth clothes worn by ordinary people. Feature with cross collar, narrow sleeves, usually shorter,…

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;…

What is Hanfu? At present, the full name is widely recognized as the “traditional costume of the Han nationality”, that is, the clothes worn by the Han nationality from the Yellow Emperor’s accession to the throne to the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. On September 30, 2019, a group of young people in Chinese costumes Hanfu came to the streets of Sydney Opera House with zither and pipa. They sang "my country and me" with music in foreign countries. According to @Ms. Tingyue, the initiator of the event, this is a Hanfu flash event in three landmarks in Sydney, aiming to promote traditional Chinese culture. What is Hanfu? At present, the full name is widely recognized as the "traditional costume of the Han nationality", that is, the clothes worn by the Han nationality from the Yellow Emperor's accession to the throne to the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. On the Internet, the most popular styles are Qiyao-Ruqun (齐腰襦裙) in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, Qixiong-Ruqun (齐胸襦裙) and large sleeved shirt (大袖衫) in the Tang Dynasty, as well as Beizi (褙子) in the Song Dynasty and Horse-face Dress (马面裙) in the Ming Dynasty. The earliest appearance of Hanfu was…

The tradition of red makeup can be traced back to the earliest days of civilization, where cheeks were painted with cinnabar and other substances in a rather rough manner, which later gradually became more delicate. In the Qin Dynasty, palace ladies wore red makeup and green eyebrows, a beautiful style for the ladies of the court. In "The Song of Ming Jun" by Emperor Wu of Liang during the Southern Dynasties, it is written: "Who can bear to look into the mirror, holding it to reflect the red makeup." This refers to Wang Zhaojun wearing red makeup. Since then, red makeup has almost become synonymous with young women in poetry. In a poem by Prince Xianwen of the Liang Dynasty praising a beauty's makeup, it says: "Shy and reluctant to come out, she still says her makeup is incomplete. Green eyebrows broaden, rouge spreads across her face." In "Watching Lanterns" by Zhang Xiao Yuan of the Tang Dynasty, he wrote: "In ten thousand households, the light of candles shines; every door opens to reveal red makeup." Young ladies would not forget to apply red makeup even when watching lanterns on the Lantern Festival. In "Parting Thoughts" by Yuan Zhen, it…

Later, with the changes in aesthetic tastes during the Qing Dynasty, the decorations on cloaks also gradually became more intricate. If not mentioned, a cloak is just an ordinary piece of clothing, a normal garment. "Cloaks" started becoming popular from the Ming Dynasty, originally worn by men, but later women also began wearing them, continuing even to today's opera stages, being one of the few garments worn universally by both genders. However, when cloaks were worn by both men and women, it did not mean that a single piece of clothing could be worn by both husband and wife. Many historical documents specifically mention "women's cloaks," indicating there was a distinction between the two in early times. The special feature of this type of cloak is its straight collar, front opening, and incomplete trim around the edges, with slits on both sides. In fact, with just one glance, one would not confuse a cloak with a cape! What was the purpose of the cloak worn by generals? The creativity of large bath towels inspired by Guangxi-style cloaks and capes. For ancient people, cloaks were not just for show; they have a long history and profound culture. On the battlefield, generals…

In the ancient tradition of exquisite and diverse hair accessories, flower hairpins stand out as a refreshing stream. As a type of headwear that is cost-effective and easy to learn how to make, coiled flower hairpins have been beloved by women in folk society since the Ming Dynasty, and are now an essential item for many enthusiasts of Hanfu. Qin Wanlu, a 27-year-old girl from Ningqiang, has been practicing the art of coiling flowers for 2 years, and is now an expert at it. The coiled flower hairpins she handcrafts, shaped like ocean waves, are very popular in the Hanfu community and have sold over a hundred units. This pair of butterfly hair clips is made with ribbon. Aren't the traditional-style hair accessories made from ribbon also quite unique? Wouldn't this butterfly clip look very pretty when paired with some similarly colored Hanfu? Although the material of the ribbon cannot compare with the usual materials used in Hanfu hair accessories, it still has its own charm. Moreover, there are some advantages, such as being simple to make, not easy to fade, and low production costs. Little ladies who like Hanfu can try making these ribbon butterfly clips themselves. Let's take…

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…

We have introduced several casual dresses from the Ming Dynasty (Zhiduo/Zhishen/Taoist robes/stand collar Hanfu shirt) before. This article will introduce the history of the Ming Hanfu robes Yuanlingpao and its use as a formal dress for grand occasions. On many traditional ceremonial occasions, the most popular dress set for men is the Wushamao and Yuanlingpao, and for women, is the Fengguan Xiapei and Yuanlingpao.   Men's Formal Dress: Wushamao & Yuanlingpao [Structure and History] Wushamao (乌纱帽), is a Ming dynasty imitation of the Tang dynasty form of Futou (幞头), the shape is tall and dignified, behind the insertion of two straight and wide wings, mostly square or oval, can be said to be a standard issue for wearing Yuanlingpao. Yuanlingpao (round collar robes, 圆领袍), The origin can be traced back to the North and South dynasties and has been used as the formal dress of officials during the Tang and Song dynasties, and the round collar robes with Buzi (补子) were used as the regular dress of officials during the Ming dynasty and later as the formal dress of ordinary people. Yuanlingpao, also known as pan collar (盘领) Youren (右衽); with big sleeves; the body is slit below the waist…

Hanfu movement is the abbreviation of “Hanfu Cultural Renaissance Movement”, which is an active part of the Chinese cultural renaissance movement. Background Of Hanfu Movement Hanfu is the abbreviation of the traditional ethnic costumes of the Han nationality. From the Shang Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, the style of Han clothing has never been interrupted for thousands of years. However, after the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, the clothing of Han people disappeared. The Hanfu movement occurred in a period after the fall of the Qing Dynasty, but more importantly, at the beginning of this century, with the rise of China’s national strength and the awakening of a part of the Chinese people’s consciousness of being a great power, the Han culture enthusiasts as the main body, the youth group, the commercialized group, the intellectuals as the main force, the Internet as the main platform of public opinion, and the return of Hanfu as the starting point to revive the Chinese language A folk movement of cultural rejuvenation. The Beginning Of Hanfu Movement Around 2002, in view of the fact that people generally believed that Tang costume (i.e. Manchu style clothes, Qipao and Mandarin coat) was the clothing of Han…

Beizi (褙子), a kind of traditional Chinese attire, began in the Sui Dynasty, both men and women can wear it. The style of Beizi is mainly straight collar and Duijin, with no stitching from the armpit on both sides. It is often worn outside other clothes. Popular in Song and Ming Dynasties.   Beizi began in the Sui Dynasty. There are two ways of saying about the origin of the name of Beizi, one is Beizi means that when a person walks, his back should be straight to support his back and body; the other is the clothes that Beizi used to wear by servant, because the servant often stands behind the mistress, so gets the name. In the Song Dynasty, both the queen and the nobility, as well as the maidservants and ordinary people, all liked to wear Beizi. At the same time, it is also the formal dress of women in the Song Dynasty. Style Song Dynasty In the Song Dynasty, there were three kinds of collar styles: straight collar style was worn by women; slant cross collar style; round collar style was worn by men on formal occasions. The length of the Beizi varies, the front is…

Today is the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year, so " hanfuhouse " wishes you all happy new year and all the best in the year of the ox. We have previously introduced you to the use of red in Hanfu. In terms of color, there are more and more options available to women in the modern time, and today, Hanfu Time brings a new choice: Lilac Purple in Hanfu. Romantic Lilac Purple Hanfu The rich lilac purple color is quite refreshing, and can be easily managed as a winter color or spring/summer color scheme. In the Chinese traditional color, lilac purple is light purple, because the color resembles lilac flowers and named. In the late Ming dynasty novels, it is common to see young attractive women wearing lilac-colored clothing. Similar colors are violet, pale pinkish purple, Dai purple (黛紫), and so on. Easy to Master Lilac Purple Hanfu Many people are afraid of not being able to hold lilac purple color, in fact, the light lilac purple is better than any other purple to master, and presents a different texture and warmth, gentle without losing personality. You can start by trying purple + gray, purple + black,…

  A new cdrama, Royal Feast, recently aired! This culinary and palace drama set in the Ming Dynasty stars the original cast of the hit drama Story of Yanxi Palace. As the name implies, Royal Feast (尚食, Shang Shi) is a historical drama that focuses on the palace cuisine of the Ming Dynasty. The story takes place during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, where the young cook Yao Zijin, played by Wu Jinyan, enters the palace and shows her "culinary talent" step by step, and eventually becomes a female official of the Food Bureau of the Imperial Palace. Royal Feast not only presents many court food, but also the sweet palace love between Yao Zijin and Zhu Zhanji, the imperial grandson. In this article, we will share the highlights of Royal Feast from food, costumes, and props.   Palace cuisine in Royal Feast The cuisine is the most important part of the drama! For the important Food Bureau of the Imperial Palace scene design, the team carefully drew a detailed structural model drawing, and made a detailed restoration of each place. In order to restore the menu of the Forbidden City in the Ming Dynasty, the non-heritage team…

Just look here, the chemistry between the two is fine. "The Legend of Yu Jue Chen" is adapted from the novel "Ancient Times". The main storyline revolves around the growth of the true god Shanggu and her emotional story with Baijue. The original work has a rating of 6 on Douban, which is already quite good. However, ever since the drama announced its lead actors and costume photos, controversies have not stopped, mainly focusing on Zhou Dongyu's first major role in a period drama. The first controversy is: Is Zhou Dongyu suitable for period costumes? Some people think there's no problem, after all, Zhou Dongyu has acted in period dramas before. Some netizens' comments are more critical. In the Ming Dynasty's capital city five hundred years ago, a group of cheerful young people lived in a small clinic. One day, the clinic owner mysteriously disappeared. Soon after, his apprentice Zhu Pin received a scroll. By chance, he opened it, and his innate super memory allowed him to quickly read and memorize its contents before fainting, and the scroll burned into ashes. After learning this, Dongchang and Xichang sent their top experts Yang Yuxuan and Liu Ruoxin to infiltrate the clinic…

Discussing the charm of Song Dynasty Hanfu and Ming Dynasty Hanfu, the traditional light of China passed down for thousands of years. Hanfu, as one of the representatives of Chinese culture, embodies the love and pursuit of countless people. Both Song Dynasty Hanfu and Ming Dynasty Hanfu are two important periods in the development history of Hanfu, each with its own unique design and style, attracting numerous Hanfu enthusiasts. So, which is more beautiful, Song Dynasty Hanfu or Ming Dynasty Hanfu? Let's explore together. Firstly, let's talk about Song Dynasty Hanfu. During the Song Dynasty, Han ethnic clothing gradually evolved into the distinctive Song Dynasty Hanfu. The Song Dynasty Hanfu pays attention to details, having strict regulations and requirements for the fabric, patterns, and colors of clothing. One of the most representative types of Hanfu is the wide robe, known for its loose and comfortable features, it was widely worn. The color options for the wide robe are also very diverse, there are seven-colored robes used to distinguish different social classes and identities. In addition to the wide robe, the Song Dynasty also had many other styles of Hanfu, such as suspenders, cloaks, and mandarin jackets, etc. These Hanfu all…

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…

Introduction: As enthusiasts of Hanfu, each season's styles are eagerly anticipated. This April, green Ming Dynasty Hanfu appears before us like graceful dancing spirits, transporting us back in time to experience the timeless beauty. I. Origin and Characteristics of Ming Dynasty Hanfu Ming Dynasty Hanfu represents a period following the Two Han Dynasties, with its unique style emerging from the evolution of Hanfu designs. Green, one of the classic colors of Ming Dynasty Hanfu, is beloved for its fresh and natural qualities. The main features of Ming Dynasty Hanfu include spacious and comfortable designs, emphasizing a relaxed fit and comfort. Additionally, it integrates various cultural elements, focusing on symmetry, harmony, and fluidity in design, which imbues wearers with an aura of noble elegance. II. Design Inspiration for April Green Ming Dynasty Hanfu Ming Dynasty Hanfu draws inspiration from ancient paintings, literary works, and traditional culture. Each designer carefully selects and designs their pieces, referencing historical garments to ensure that Hanfu retains its charm even after thousands of years. The design inspiration for April Green Ming Dynasty Hanfu comes from the vibrant green of spring. Spring is a season of renewal and rejuvenation, with lush trees and blooming flowers. Against this…