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Due to the beauty and influence of Hanfu, Chinese film and television that ranks internationally are mostly ancient costume Kung Fu films or ancient costume TV series. Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, two Kung Fu stars, are universally recognized around the world. Foreigners usually recognize Chinese actresses who appear in ancient costume dramas. South Korea is envious. Kung Fu films have been imitated by South Korea since the 1970s and 1980s. The South Korean film industry basically started by remaking Hong Kong films. Now that Chinese TV series have a significant influence, they have begun to imitate China. In recent years, the only Chinese TV series that have become popular abroad are ancient costume dramas. When foreigners praise the classical Hanfu and architecture of China, South Koreans immediately jump out to claim, "Our South Korea, SMI DA (Korean phrase), neither Chinese nor Korean, but beautifully named Oriental style," which is extremely shameless. The influence of Hanfu gradually expanded after 2008. The Beijing Olympics aroused patriotic enthusiasm. The rise of ancient costume TV series such as "Chinese Paladin," "My Fair Princess," "Scarlet Heart," "Empresses in the Palace," and "The Legend of Wu Mei Niang" also brought attention to "ancient costume." Online…

Because of the beauty and influence of Hanfu, China's film and television productions that rank internationally are mostly Kung Fu films or ancient costume TV series. Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, two Kung Fu stars, are recognized worldwide, and most foreign audiences recognize Chinese actresses for their roles in ancient costume dramas. South Korea has been envious of this. Since the 1970s and 1980s, South Korea has been imitating Hong Kong in making Kung Fu movies. The South Korean film industry basically started by imitating and remaking Hong Kong films. Now that Chinese TV series have a significant influence, they are starting to imitate China again. In recent years, the only Chinese TV series that have become popular abroad are those with ancient costumes. When foreigners praise China's classical Hanfu and traditional architecture, South Koreans quickly jump in to claim, "That is our Korean style, neither Chinese nor Korean, but beautifully named Oriental style," which is extremely shameless. In recent years, with the rise of various ancient costume TV series, there has also been a wave of traditional Chinese culture. For example, you can see many people wearing Hanfu on the streets nowadays, which was rarely seen before. The rise…

Borrowing from Chinese imagination, Korean historical dramas are essentially plagiarizing Chinese elements. In South Korea, Chinese TV shows are not broadcasted, yet they plagiarize various elements from our traditional costume dramas, claiming them as their own, and portray Chinese people in a negative light with queue dramas. In reality, the revealing attire and white clothing are their national costumes. The Koreans in ancient times lacked even dyeing technology, with 97% wearing crudely made coarse clothing, while only 3% of the nobility could wear garments made from imported Chinese fabrics. Only a few nobles in ancient times received clothes as gifts from Chinese emperors. Now, they shamelessly claim the costumes in our traditional dramas as their own and attempt to beautify their impoverished and backward history. The beautiful hanboks we see today were actually redesigned by Japanese and Westerners after Japanese colonization, with modern elements added in recent times. As the saying goes, one's appearance reflects their inner self, and so does their fate. The heart is like a pearl that illuminates the world; a mere destiny cannot obstruct the power of the heart. Therefore, a person with a good heart need not fear even if born under an unfavorable star.…

Fairy tales are our sweetest childhood memories. “What is your favorite fairy tale role”? When I was a child, I always dreamed of dancing with Cinderella, joining the army with Mulan, and singing with snow-white in the jungle. I also like to imitate their make-up. The princesses not only have their own personalities and stories but also have their own characteristics in dressing up. They are so beautiful that people can envy them! However, have you ever thought about what Disney Princesses will look like when they wear traditional clothes from other countries? 1. Japanese Style Elsa and Anna sisters in Frozen are classical and beautiful after wearing traditional Japanese clothes. Cinderella, compared with the image in the fairy tale, is more plump, feeling particularly soft. Although changing a style, the color matching of Snow White’s dress is still very similar to that in animation. The little mermaid, Ariel, not only has the painting style of Japanese Geisha but also looks like the beautiful image of the Tang Dynasty in China. 2. Korean literary style Nayoung Wooh, a Korean illustrator, puts on Korean traditional clothes for the Disney Princesses in fairy tales. For example, in the picture below, can you…