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Hanfu is a traditional national costume inherited by the Han nationality for thousands of years, and it can best reflect the characteristics of the Han nationality. The main features of Hanfu are lapel and lapel on the right side. Instead of buttons, they are tied with ropes, giving people the impression of free and easy. These characteristics are obviously different from other ethnic costumes. Korean Hanbok is the combination of Chinese Tang Dynasty Hanfu and Korean nationality’s native clothing in the period of ancient Silla Kingdom on the Korean Peninsula, and developed through continuous “national localization”. The following example shows you the difference between Hanfu and Hanbok at a glance: 1. Qixiong Ruqun made in Tang Dynasty and Chiguli Skirt in Korean Tang made Qixiong Ruqun: The upper garment is in the skirt, with various knotting methods, and the lower garment has a strong drooping feeling; Chiguli Skirt in Korean : The upper garment is worn outside the skirt, with only half an ear knot, and the lower skirt is even with the chest canopy; Hanfu: Qixiong Ruqun Hanbok: Chiguri Skirt 2. Ming made Aoqun and Korean Chiguri Skirt The way the tie is tied is completely different. See the…