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Summary Modern Hanfu, also known as New style Hanfu, originates from the traditional classical dress style of the Han ethnic group and retains its typical formal characteristics, but innovates by combining it with the diverse wearing situations and fashion aesthetics of the current public. The core features of modern hanfu are: innovation, openness, and contextual diversity. While retaining the basic forms and aesthetics of ancient hanfu, modern hanfu has gained more and more popular among consumers in recent years by innovating its design to fit modern people's dressing habits and aesthetics, making it an everyday look. With the return of traditional Chinese culture to the mainstream, there are more and more hanfu with new styles. From both the cultural and productive point of view, the future of the new style hanfu industry is very promising.   The basic situation of the modern Hanfu industry Modernization and daily use will drive the industry further The market size of the modern hanfu industry in 2021 is 1.4 billion dollars, up 6.4% year-on-year, slowing down relative to the past five years. This is partly because of the decline in the ability and willingness of consumers to purchase due to factors such as the…

Who says hanfu is uncomfortable for daily use? Some people feel that hanfu is too complicated to wear, uncomfortable, and unsuitable for modern daily life. Hanfu itself is a kind of Chinese national dress that includes the everyday clothes of all the ancient Han people. Back then, no one had ever said that hanfu was uncomfortable and can't be used in daily life. Like ancient hanfu, modern hanfu is a type of clothing that can meet people's daily needs at home, travel and work. Modern hanfu? Modern hanfu is functional and elegant. With a blend of sophisticated cotton & silk fabrics, this style is easy to wear and easy to wash. It is enough to care for it by washing it in cold water on a gentle cycle and then hanging it to dry. The luxury modern women crave, whether it's layering or lounging, this piece is durable and soft. Who tend to wear modern hanfu most often - in some cases on a daily basis - are girls and boys, students and teachers, tourists and cultural workers. In some places with unique views of ancient gardens, it is required to wear traditional or modern hanfu clothing whenever appearing in…

The thousands of years of traditional Chinese culture have given birth to many excellent ethnic customs, and "clothing, food, shelter, and transportation" are among the simplest and most directly related aspects of people's lives. The variety of traditional clothing is abundant, differing across dynasties, and traditional Hanfu is now more widely accepted. Many "Hanfu stores" have appeared in the market, making it easier for more people to learn about Hanfu and promote traditional Chinese culture. However, a recent news story has caused public dissatisfaction: "A college student was labeled as mentally ill by her class tutor for wearing Hanfu," with the tutor even threatening the student: "Transfer or drop out if you don't change your clothes!" During the Xitang Hanfu Culture Week, there are always some fellow enthusiasts who lack understanding of Hanfu culture and come to join in the fun. Some wear Manchu attire, others put on Hu-style robes, and some even pair them with sneakers. As for those wearing jackets and skirts while holding selfie sticks, I find it hard to describe. In Hanfu forums, such laments can often be seen: "When will the day come when our Han people can wear Hanfu without being pointed at, not…

Currently, there are Hanfu enthusiasts groups all over the country. During holidays, they put on Hanfu and stroll around parks and other places. The costumes with their ancient style always receive applause from the public. This is a hobby, many young people want to prove that Chinese Hanfu is no less beautiful than traditional clothing from other countries, so they actively promote this culture. In this context, many foreign students have also been attracted to China's Hanfu culture and have started wearing this unique Chinese attire. However, due to differences in race, skin color, and appearance, the way each country looks in Hanfu varies significantly, and the evaluations received are also different. By comparison, when white people wear Hanfu, they exude a very ethereal aura, especially white beauties. There is a slight difference, for example, when European and American women wear Hanfu, it gives a sense of heroic grace. On the other hand, beauties from Ukraine, Russia, Poland, Italy, and other regions, if they have delicate features, look particularly ethereal and fairy-like when wearing Hanfu, receiving high praise online. Many foreign beauties have even taken up the job of modeling Hanfu. Very few Hanfu beauties can consistently pursue the "beauty"…

In the wave of cultural revival in recent years, Hanfu can be said to be the pioneer among them, deeply welcomed and accepted by many people, and its development and popularity are becoming more and more widespread, becoming an extremely popular kind of clothing for many people. Hanfu has a unique beauty of ancient style and elegance, which is still accepted and loved by the public until today. There are many style Hanfu, and it can be said that no matter what style you want to go for, you can pick out a set of Hanfu that suits you. Feng Jia Chen, a very pretty-looking girl, played the role of "Tang Niu (唐妞)" in Xi'an, completing one difficult and elegant action after another, and the short video was uploaded on the Internet, and then it was a hit. Despite the cold night, her show is still surrounded by a large number of people, many of whom came all the way, which is enough to see her high popularity. Feng is very good at the way of wearing Hanfu. Every performance, the whole body is integrated, and the temperament is fully distributed. Let's have a look at Feng's Hanfu collocation. Feng…

Firstly, Hanfu is particularly suitable for the facial features of Eastern people. Because of her Barbie-like appearance and extremely deep and three-dimensional facial features, which are very different from those of the yellow race, when Dilila wears Hanfu, she looks like a clown wearing the wrong clothes. Her originally exquisite facial features become a burden, not only failing to highlight her advantages but also making her look old and ugly, completely destroying the influence of Hanfu in the hearts of the public. It can be said that Dilila is not at all suitable for Hanfu, so even if she forcibly wears it, she does not achieve the desired effect. Our clothing categories include: drama costumes, crosstalk costumes, folk performance costumes, martial arts costumes, Tai Chi uniforms, clown costumes, Shaanxi North costumes and props, Indian savage costumes, Journey to the West costumes, The Return of the Condor Heroes costumes; Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasty costumes, royal noble costumes and props; Swan Lake costumes, international standard dance, Indian dance, belly dance, Xinjiang dance, angel dance skirts, Han dance, Latin dance, tap dance, ballroom dance, Mongolian dance, peacock dance, Dai dance, Spanish dance, ethnic dances; Red Army uniforms, Japanese soldier uniforms,…

However, the fact is that in the Hanfu circle at that time, it was very common to regard the ancient costumes in TV dramas as standards and promotional image materials. Not only would they replicate poses similar to those in the drama photos, but they would also compare with passersby using TV dramas. Actually, the current public impression of wearing Hanfu looking like acting in a TV drama is the result of early Hanfu circle behavior, yet now it has become the biggest reason for many in the Hanfu circle to criticize passersby for their ignorance. On October 30, 2003, the first Hanfu merchant "Caiwei Workshop" in Wuhan uploaded the first set of contemporary Hanfu product photos, and "Caiwei Workshop" was also the first Hanfu merchant in the Hanfu movement. Chasing sweet dramas I am currently chasing dramas, recommendations for when there's a drama drought, sweet love dramas, billion dramas good watch plans, good drama recommendations, chasing drama check-ins, chasing drama daily, chasing drama while staying at home, new drama push, love after marriage web dramas, TV drama explanations, hot TV dramas, TV drama recommendations, domestic TV dramas, good domestic dramas, recommendations, plots, domestic dramas, ancient costume dramas, love dramas,…

The thriving hanfu and its derivative culture are coming back into the public view in a creative, distinct, and diverse way, lending its light and color back to the energetic youth. In this article, follow "THE GREAT SHOKUNIN" and meet Hanfu makeup blogger @Xiao Zhuang (小庄).   Creative Ancient Hanfu Makeup The account @Xiao Zhuang is actually run jointly by two Hanfu enthusiasts, with makeup, appearances, editing and post generally handled by Qing Qing (晴晴), while photography and filming are done by Xiao Zhuang. Qing Qing They have collaborated on over 200 videos, the most popular of which is the series "The Beauty of China's Millennium", which has received nearly 10 million views. In this series, Qing Qing restored the history of the evolution of makeup, hairstyles, accessories, and hanfu clothing of the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties. Before this, we mostly got a glimpse of ancient women's grooming, makeup and lifestyle from ancient TV dramas, but the style was mostly uniform, lacking in creativity and sophistication. On the contrary, in Xiao Zhuang's video, you can fully experience the changes of women's makeup and costume in different dynasties. Taking the Tang Dynasty makeup of this series as an example, the…

Mamian skirt, Qixiong dress, and the hundred-pleat skirt; wearing traditional Hanfu has become a new trend in public attire in recent years, whether it be for sightseeing, wedding ceremonies, shopping, friend gatherings, and various other occasions. The "Hanfu craze" continues to rise, blending tradition with modernity, activating cultural resources, igniting the consumer market, and driving industrial development. In recent years, Hanfu has gradually gained popularity among the younger generation, with their youthful expression and fashionable presentation bringing Chinese traditional culture into daily life in a tangible and palpable form. The long-standing Chinese traditional clothing culture embodies a blend of Chinese aesthetic interests, reflecting not only a consumer choice but also the Chinese people's love for outstanding traditional culture.   Demand exceeds supply During the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival of the Year of the Dragon, the activity of "wearing Chinese costumes for free to visit the Confucian Temples" in Qufu City, Jining, Shandong, has been well received. Wang Chunling, a visitor from Liaoning, traveled a long distance with friends to play here, attracted by the lively atmosphere of night tours in the ancient city of Qufu and folk performances, and dressed in Hanfu to join the parade. This year, garments…

As Hanfu has received more and more attention and has important cultural significance, Hanfu is becoming a popular cultural trend. More and more Hanfu lovers take Hanfu to the streets and are seen by the public. However, due to the rapid development of Hanfu, many people are not clear about Hanfu and drama costumes, and even regard Hanfu as drama costumes. In this article, we will make a simple distinction and explanation between Hanfu and opera costumes from the aspects of the definition, style, design, and use. Hanfu is Hanfu, and the opera costume is opera costume, they are different. It may be that the opera costumes are inspired by Hanfu, so there are some similarities in appearance, but a careful study shows that there are great differences between them. Definition Hanfu, the abbreviation of Chinese Han traditional costumes, carries more than 30 kinds of intangible traditional culture and arts and crafts. Hanfu can be divided into two stages: ancient traditional Hanfu and modern Hanfu. The ancient traditional Hanfu originated from the clothes created by the Yellow Emperor and disappeared in the early Qing Dynasty. It is a self-contained clothing culture system; Modern Hanfu is a national traditional dress system…

It might not be the first time you've heard of Hanfu (汉服). This kind of traditional Chinese costume has been discussed by media around the world frequently. More and more Hanfu events are being held, and more and more people are trying to wear traditional costumes. When browsing social media, you can often see beautiful pictures of Hanfu dresses. Even many people have incorporated them into their daily life. What types of groups are fancy in Hanfu? What are their original intentions of buying and wearing Hanfu? What attractiveness does Hanfu suit have? and more... This new report will introduce to you the current environment of Hanfu in several aspects. Hanfu lovers taking photos in the Forbidden City of Beijing. I. The Overall Situation of Hanfu Rapid Development of Hanfu Industry The revival of Hanfu culture began in 2003. An electric worker named Wang Letian walked with Hanfu on the street to promote it. This was the first person who wear Hanfu in the public. Currently, there are more than 1300 Hanfu cultural associations in the world in 2017, and there are more than 2000 in 2019, an increase of 46% can be seen in these two years. In China,…

The 2021 Guo Feng Da Dian (国风大典, Chinoiserie Grand Festival) has lived up to the expectations of the public by creating an annual Chinoiserie event with more than 30 celebrities and 200 Hanfu celebrities in Changzhou-Oriental Salt Lake City in Jiangsu Province, a landmark of Chinoiserie, traveling back thousands of years and dreaming of the East. From October 1 to October 7, countless Chinoiserie fans experienced an unprecedented legendary journey! As an annual event of the Chinoiserie circle, the 2021 Guo Feng Da Dian continues the tradition to arouse young people's attention to traditional culture and call for more young people to join in the inheritance and dissemination of traditional culture. On October 5-6, there will be a wonderful runway show held. For more videos about the scene, please pay attention to Hanfu Group.

In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. In order to eliminate the influence of the clothing left by the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang issued an edict to the whole country, requiring the removal of Hu clothing. However, it was not the emperor who could determine the style of clothing, but the general public. Zhu Yuanzhang's edict on the restoration of the clothes and the crowns did not completely return people's dress to the Tang Dynasty tradition. Even many elements of Mongolian clothing of the Yuan Dynasty were retained because they were convenient to wear on a daily basis, resulting in the formation of Ming clothing of various shapes and features.   Ming Style Hanfu vs. Song Style Hanfu For the general Hanfu lover, the difference between Ming Hanfu and Song Hanfu is probably the hardest to tell. Although it is often possible to make some guesses by feeling after wearing it, it is not really easy to pick out a single piece to see. Although there was no mention in Zhu Yuanzhang's edict of restoring clothing to the style of the Song Dynasty, but the Tang Dynasty was a distant time for the people of the Ming Dynasty.…

The thriving hanfu and its derivative culture are coming back into the public view in a creative, distinct, and diverse way, lending its light and color back to the energetic youth. In this article, follow "THE GREAT SHOKUNIN" and meet Hanfu makeup blogger @Xiao Zhuang (小庄).   Creative Ancient Hanfu Makeup The account @Xiao Zhuang is actually run jointly by two Hanfu enthusiasts, with makeup, appearances, editing and post generally handled by Qing Qing (晴晴), while photography and filming are done by Xiao Zhuang. Qing Qing They have collaborated on over 200 videos, the most popular of which is the series "The Beauty of China's Millennium", which has received nearly 10 million views. In this series, Qing Qing restored the history of the evolution of makeup, hairstyles, accessories, and hanfu clothing of the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties. Before this, we mostly got a glimpse of ancient women's grooming, makeup and lifestyle from ancient TV dramas, but the style was mostly uniform, lacking in creativity and sophistication. On the contrary, in Xiao Zhuang's video, you can fully experience the changes of women's makeup and costume in different dynasties. Taking the Tang Dynasty makeup of this series as an example, the…