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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…

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…

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…

As a typical representative of Chinese traditional clothing culture, cheongsam has fascinated people around the world with its outstanding form. Although there are still many disputes over the definition of cheongsam today, it remains one of the most splendid and formal dress cultures in China's long history. At first, the style of Chinese cheongsam had tight cuffs, narrowed edges, slightly embroidered patterns and slightly longer hemlines. In the late 1920s, influenced by Western skirts, cheongsam underwent more obvious changes, tightening waistline to highlight curves and simplifying decorations. Cheongsam became a fitted curve shape that first reflected women's features such as concave-convex lines and laid a foundation for today's basic characteristics and fashion trends in women's wear. After the 1930s and 1940s, Chinese cheongsam reached a perfect maturity in design becoming world-renowned classic attire - this was also the peak period for cheongsams. High-collared necklines with waists sucked-in tightly; short sleeves fastened with knots or buttons; slanting fronts often opened high on one side; some dresses were short while others were long; cutting styles followed western skirt designs emphasizing smoother lines which made Chinese Cheongsams fit better to display female beauty figures. When wearing a Chinese Cheongsam dress woman’s graceful figure…

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…

New-style women's Hanfu clothing, the first choice for traditional costume on Huo Butou New Women's Wholesale Network. All new women's wholesale sources come from core women's clothing industrial zones such as Hangzhou Sijiqing, Guangzhou Shixing, Wuhan Hanzheng Street, Changshu, Shenzhen, and South Korea. We welcome physical women's clothing stores to come for wholesale, agency, and franchise. We also support free微商 (micro business) batch purchases, Taobao, Pinduoduo, Douyin, Kuaishou small shop batch purchases, and offer an 8-day no-reason return policy, ensuring after-sales peace of mind. For new-style women's Hanfu clothing, find new women's wholesale sources on Huo Butou Women's Wholesale Network. Nanjie "Time Travel" Market, a variety of traditional costumes such as ancient Hanfu, Yuan Dynasty attire, Qing Dynasty cheongsams, and more catch the eye. To provide visitors with a better traditional costume experience, Nanjie has specially prepared a traditional costume changing pavilion, and it is "free"! The most attractive feature is the "Travel Through Tang and Song Dynasties" Super Moon at Chamazha Square. This "moon" has a diameter of 8 meters, a scene that can only be seen in heaven. Do not miss this beautiful occasion during the festival, come and have an intimate encounter with the super moon! It…

Many people mistakenly believe that traditional Hanfu is clothing from the Han Dynasty, but in fact, traditional Hanfu is the traditional attire of the Han nationality, not specifically from the Han Dynasty. For example, costumes from the Qing and Yuan Dynasties are not referred to as traditional Hanfu, although traditional Hanfu did fade from mainstream history with the fall of the Ming Dynasty. Traditional Hanfu is one of the oldest ethnic costumes on Earth, spanning over 5000 years, and during this period, it has undergone many changes under the rule of different dynasties. The development of traditional Hanfu has been influenced by the etiquette, aesthetics, ideology, textile technology, and social hierarchy of each era. The main focus is time travel, to various eras. The game starts with a cute pet, specifically a white fox, which helps the female lead travel through time. Traveling to different times leads to different storylines, and the changes are significant. It's hard for even the game developers to predict where the story will go next, but maintaining an air of mystery for players to explore is a good thing. This game breaks free from the fixed storyline of a single era and offers unpredictable developments,…

Ancient costumes refer to those that imitate the styles or elements of ancient times. Generally, ancient costumes are of better quality than those used in photo studios. Stage costumes mostly undergo minor artistic modifications based on Hanfu for theatrical needs or remain unchanged in style. Strictly speaking, Hanfu refers to all clothing styles from ancient times up to the Qing Dynasty, mainly the attire of the Han people's settlements, with fixed styles and specifications. Studio outfits generally refer to costumes used for portrait photography, which tend to be of lower quality, use inferior materials, and have styles that differ significantly from authentic Hanfu. Some studio outfits are also called ancient costumes. Ancient costumes refer to those that imitate the styles or elements of ancient times. Generally, ancient costumes are of better quality than those used in photo studios. Stage costumes mostly undergo minor artistic modifications based on Hanfu for theatrical needs or remain unchanged in style. Strictly speaking, Hanfu refers to all clothing styles from ancient times up to the Qing Dynasty... Finally, we see this nail art design, which is red-themed. Many of you probably love wearing red Hanfu, so when dressed in red, having your nails painted red…

China has a splendid costume history, but the splendor of the ancients has gone with the years, and we can only recall it through historical records and archaeological discoveries. Fortunately, there is someone who can use his exquisite painting skills to rigorously and meticulously restore the ancient Chinese clothing and trace the history of the delicate and gorgeous. Today, we are going to share with you the ancient Chinese clothing timeline and experience the charm of Chinese clothing together.   Shang Dynasty (c. 16th-11th century BC) Features: The main feature of the Shang dynasty dress is "upper garment, lower Chang (裳), Youren (右衽), hair bunch". The upper half of the body wears clothes, the lower half of the body wears Chang, Chang is the skirt. Noble men's dress (left): The head wears the tall Ge(葛) cloth crown. The Yue-shaped cloth hanging from the front abdomen was a sign of noble status, and was often referred to in later literature as the "Bixi (蔽膝)". The pattern on it is based on the Leiwen depicted on the Shang dynasty Yuge in the collection of the Palace Museum. The boots worn by the feet are painted on the basis of pottery boots excavated from…

Qing Dynasty was the last stage of the highly developed feudal society in China. With the evolution of the dynasty, the Qing dynasty Manchu women's headdress is rich and diverse. Inheritance of headdress in the past generations, but also according to the national dressing characteristics, create jewelry corresponding to it. One of the most ancient Chinese headdress representatives is the Bian Fang (扁方). 01 What is Bian Fang? Bian Fang is one of the traditional hair ornaments in ancient China, which was mainly popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasty, used to fix hair. The shape of its head is generally curvy and its body is often 1-shaped. They have different shapes, large, small, wide, or narrow. The large one can reach more than 30cm. The small one, also known as double-tip, can be used as hair fixing or decoration. The large one is used to fix "two buns head (两把头)". A white jade inlaid lotus pattern Bian Fang of the Qing dynasty - Collection of the National Palace Museum, Beijing Let's take a look at the evolution of women's hairstyles in the Qing Dynasty! Before the Qing Dynasty, Manchu people originally lived in the northern region, influenced by the…

"Story of Yanxi Palace" is Tan Zuo's first ancient costume drama. She played the role of the noble and beloved Concubine Gao, whom everyone thought would survive until the end, but unexpectedly, she was written off halfway through the drama. Netizens who loved her felt that they hadn't had enough of her in ancient costume dramas. For those who still want more, you can look forward to her performance in "The Legend of Hao Lan," where she plays Lady Huayang. Tan Zuo, dressed in Qing-style costumes, is as beautiful as a peony flower, and she looks even more stunning in ancient Hanfu. In fact, integrating traditional culture into new skins in Honor of Kings is also very beautiful. It's said that Wu Zetian has introduced elements of Hanfu in her new legendary skin. In addition, two Qixi skins have been revealed, which may be given to Xi Shi or Diao Chan. Finally, prepare 60 coupons to earn steadily. There are two brave skins coming. fgo has never stopped the debate over the image of the five-star New Year's arrival Yang Guifei. Not only domestically, but internationally as well, there seems to be dissatisfaction with Yang Guifei's image. Recently, players have…

Nanjie's "Time Travel" Market is adorned with a variety of ancient costumes, including traditional Hanfu, Yuan Dynasty attire, and Qing Dynasty Qipaos. To enhance visitors' experience, Nanjie has specially prepared an ancient costume changing pavilion, and it's "free"! The most eye-catching attraction is the "Tang and Song Dynasties' Supermoon" at Chama Square. This "moon" has a diameter of 8 meters, a scene that can only be seen in heaven, so don't miss this beautiful festival event; come for an intimate encounter with the supermoon! What is the name of the software for making videos of national costumes, qipao, and ancient costumes? The software named FacePlay is very popular on various social platforms recently. It offers 56 types of national costumes, beautiful qipaos, and ancient Hanfu. Users can freely choose the clothes they like and overlay them onto themselves with one button to make videos of national costumes, qipao, and ancient costumes! The content is rich! Following the trend, the hosts of CCTV also formed a girl group. Nine famous hosts changed from qipao to sportswear to a more mature style, presenting a fashion show with a timeline. The most impressive was their qipao look. The qipao is elegant and charming,…

The term "studio costume" refers to costumes commonly seen in scenic areas or photography studios used for "ancient style photography" or "ancient aesthetic photography". It also includes various stage costumes and performance outfits. Studio costumes do not adhere to the standard form of traditional clothing; they merely imitate an "ancient aesthetic" in appearance. In the Hanfu movement, "studio costumes" also refer to various non-standard garments that are often sold and used as Hanfu by merchants and other individuals or groups. Many newcomers unfamiliar with Hanfu mistakenly buy and believe in these costumes, making it a topic that must be mentioned. Ancient style costumes refer to any attire that imitates ancient styles or incorporates ancient elements. Generally, ancient style costumes tend to be of better quality than studio costumes. Most theatrical costumes undergo minor artistic modifications based on Hanfu for the needs of theatrical creation, or remain unchanged in style from Hanfu. Strictly speaking, Hanfu refers to all clothing styles before the Qing Dynasty, mainly focusing on the clothing of the Han people's settlements, with fixed styles and specifications. Studio costumes generally refer to costumes used for portrait photography, which are relatively poor in quality, use inferior materials, and have incorrect…

Vocab of Wrapped Flower Wrapped flower - 缠花 (chán huā) - a name used to called artificially made flower using the techniques of wrapping colored silk thread around cut-out pieces and combining each parts together to make flowers, animals, insects, etc. Spring Flower - 春仔花 (chūn zǐ huā) or 春花 (chūn huā). Used in this situation would mean various types of flower combined into a small batch each flower symbolize for different meanings in China. In this case, the flower would be a wrapped flower rather than a real flower.   History of Wrapped Flower Through ancient China, people held a profound appreciation for nature, which manifested in their beliefs of deities who governed natural forces to their interest in making poetry, music, and artworks that represented the beauty they saw. One remarkable custom in ancient China were the flower hair-pinning practice known as "簪花的习俗 (zān huā de xí sú)," where both men and women adorned their hair or hat with flowers, either fresh or artificially made. Talking about flowers, there are many artificial flower craftsmen that have passed down for centuries, including "ronghua" and "wrapped flower." The art of wrapped flowers originated during the Ming Dynasty and arrived in the…

Here is the information that I have compiled for you regarding blue and white porcelain. I hope it will be helpful for those who are not very familiar with blue and white porcelain, and also for those who wish to purchase and collect these items, to gain a better understanding of them. The history of blue and white porcelain is long-standing. It is one of the greatest artistic treasures of China over thousands of years and a cultural gem that fascinates the whole world, sparking a global craze for blue and white porcelain. If my response has been satisfactory, please continue to follow Tuba. The Roberto Cavalli blue and white porcelain dress won the "Best Creative Award". This dress features an off-the-shoulder neckline, entirely hand-sewn, adorned with sequins, gold and silver threads, crystals, and other precious materials, showcasing the charm of blue and white porcelain with the luxurious attitude unique to high-end designers. In early March this year, Dior, Chanel, and others all launched their own haute couture collections. Among them, Dior's blue and white porcelain series received a standing ovation upon its debut. The blue and white porcelain motifs were used at the neckline, chest line, waist, and hem,…

Qing Dynasty was the last stage of the highly developed feudal society in China. With the evolution of the dynasty, the Qing dynasty Manchu women's headdress is rich and diverse. Inheritance of headdress in the past generations, but also according to the national dressing characteristics, create jewelry corresponding to it. One of the most ancient Chinese headdress representatives is the Bian Fang (扁方). 01 What is Bian Fang? Bian Fang is one of the traditional hair ornaments in ancient China, which was mainly popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasty, used to fix hair. The shape of its head is generally curvy and its body is often 1-shaped. They have different shapes, large, small, wide, or narrow. The large one can reach more than 30cm. The small one, also known as double-tip, can be used as hair fixing or decoration. The large one is used to fix "two buns head (两把头)". A white jade inlaid lotus pattern Bian Fang of the Qing dynasty - Collection of the National Palace Museum, Beijing Let's take a look at the evolution of women's hairstyles in the Qing Dynasty! Before the Qing Dynasty, Manchu people originally lived in the northern region, influenced by the…

Traditional clothing refers to ancient attire, specifically garments worn before the Republic of China era. It can be categorized into various ethnic representations. Therefore, traditional clothing and Hanfu (traditional Han Chinese clothing) have significant overlap, but traditional clothing is not limited to Hanfu alone. Clothing worn by the Han people before the Qing Dynasty belongs to both categories of traditional and Hanfu. However, outfits like Manchu clothing and Tang-style attire fall under traditional clothing but not Hanfu. Han elements are derived from Hanfu, modified for more convenient everyday wear, yet they do not count as traditional attire. Traditional clothing refers to attire worn before the Republic of China era and can be categorized into various ethnic representations. Thus, traditional clothing and Hanfu have significant overlap, but traditional clothing is not limited to Hanfu alone. Clothing worn by the Han people before the Qing Dynasty belongs to both categories of traditional and Hanfu. However, outfits like Manchu clothing and Tang-style attire fall under traditional clothing but not Hanfu. Han elements are derived from Hanfu, modified for more convenient everyday wear, yet they do not count as traditional attire. Traditional clothing refers to attire worn before the Republic of China era and…

This article focuses on the changes in the popularity of traditional Chinese men's clothing from the Ming and Qing dynasties to the early Republic of China. The early Ming dynasty clothing continued the style of the Yuan dynasty, men's clothing in addition to Zhishen (直身), but also have Changshan (长衫) style. At this time the Daopao (道袍) has not yet formed, because the Changshan pleated structure on both sides, inferred that may be the Daopao predecessor. The prototype of the Yisan (曳撒) came from the Yuan Dynasty, and the sleeve shape and silhouette gradually changed in the Ming Dynasty, and developed an outer hem structure, which was one of the common styles of Bianfu (便服)/army clothing or Jifu (吉服) in the Ming Dynasty. The more significant change in the mid-Ming men's clothing is the gradual widening of the sleeve type, the structure of the outer hem is also different from the initial period. Late Ming dynasty men's clothing popular with the Daopao, the initial sleeve type for the bias to straight sleeves, with the structure of the Shoumei (收袂). At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the robe has developed into wide sleeves, and the structure of the inner and…

Ming Dynasty Hanfu clothing refers to the clothing system in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, inherited the costume style of Zhou, Han, Tang, and Song Dynasties and re-established the costume system in order to rebuild the national pride and etiquette and remove the influence of ethnic minorities. In the middle and later period of the Ming Dynasty, there were some new styles, such as stand collar, and a large number of buttons were used in the conspicuous part of a garment. It was gradually banned during the Qing Dynasty, but there are still a few styles and features that have been handed down to this day.   The characteristics of Hanfu in the Ming dynasty In the Ming Dynasty, a series of measures were taken to develop production, which made the industry and commerce develop continuously, and the production technology of each industry has improved. After the rise of the citizen class, the aesthetic interest has become the aesthetic orientation of the general dress in the Ming Dynasty. "Secularization" of the aesthetic and cultural sources and a relatively general, casual, and loose historical and cultural environment.…

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What is the difference between traditional costumes and Hanfu? Many people comment under Hanfu videos that traditional costumes are beautiful. In fact, traditional costumes and Hanfu are two overlapping but non-overlapping concepts. Hanfu emphasizes ethnic attributes; traditional clothing of the Han nationality is Hanfu. Traditional costumes, on the other hand, have a temporal attribute and refer to ancient clothing. Most impressions of traditional costumes come from various TV dramas and films, so some compatriots will specifically correct others, saying it's Hanfu rather than traditional costume because the term Hanfu is more accurate. After all, Hanfu has certain requirements for its design, while the costumes in many TV dramas and films are not as meticulous, and even the Qipao in Qing Dynasty dramas, which belongs to Manchu clothing, is considered a traditional costume but certainly not Hanfu. How beautiful are the Hanfu looks of female stars? Zhou Jieqiong and Tong Liya are adorable, while Dilraba Dilmurat is full of masculine charm. In fact, there are many female celebrities wearing Hanfu in traditional costume dramas, looking very attractive. Today, let's take a look at the most impressive looks of celebrities in Hanfu. The most profound look is YaYa's Hanfu appearance in "Mother…

Teacher’s day begins 35 years ago: September 10, 1985. Since then, the annual Teacher’s day has become a major event in people’s life. Respecting teachers has become a virtue. From a certain perspective, China’s Teacher’s Day has a history of more than 2,000 years. History of teachers’ Day Ancient teacher’s day has a great relationship with Confucius. In the Han and Jin Dynasties, the emperor would lead civil and military officials to worship the Confucius Temple and invite teachers to dinner on the birthday of Confucius. In the Tang and Song Dynasties, Confucius’ birthday ceremony was held in every state, prefecture, and county in the kingdom of heaven. The ceremony was very grand at that time. In the Qing Dynasty, the scale and scope of Confucius’ Birthday Ceremony became grander and grander. The most outstanding teachers were awarded eight grade titles on this day and were promoted to President, supervisor, librarian, etc. The meaning of “teacher” “Teacher” originally refers to an old and senior scholar or academic imparter. In fact, in addition to “teacher”, there are many names for teachers in ancient times, such as Mr., master, Professor, assistant, doctor, etc. Doctor In ancient times, there was the word doctor.…

Structure and History Horse Face Skirt(马面裙), in the “General History of Chinese Clothing”, the horse face skirt is described as follows: “there are folds on both sides, the skirt door and back are decorated with patterns, and there are skirt waist and lace upon it.” Horse face skirt was very popular in the Ming Dynasty, from empress to ordinary people. However, according to different classes and occasions, the material, pattern, and color of horse face skirts are also different. The horse face skirt in the Ming Dynasty was simple in color and simple in pattern. In the Qing Dynasty, the horse face skirt gradually changed to elegance. The colors and patterns become more and more colorful, especially the outer skirt door. People have added many auspicious patterns on the outer skirt door, such as auspicious eight treasures, flowers, birds, insects, and butterflies. Occasion and Collocation In modern times, horse face skirts can be worn on any occasion, but need to pay attention to the requirements of color, material, and pattern of horse face skirts on different occasions. For example, you can wear a light plain horse face skirt in your daily life, which is convenient for daily action. At the…