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When it comes to the historical costumes represented by Pisces, everyone is familiar with this. Some people have asked me about what kind of Hanfu looks good on Pisces. Also, some wonder about how Pisces is represented in ancient costumes. Actually, what kind of Hanfu suits Pisces? Below, I will discuss from seven aspects: What kind of Hanfu suits Pisces, Pisces' status in ancient times, Pisces' incompatibility with other star signs, star sign costume personification images, star sign costume pictures, ancient costumes for two star signs, and which star sign matches Libra best. Yesterday, seeing the comments under the hot search, I wanted to write something. Perhaps many people were initially attracted because of the beauty of Hanfu, but is there anything wrong with that? Interest is the best teacher; if you like Hanfu, you can continuously learn about it. Must one be skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting to wear Hanfu? In ancient times, there were commoners who wore Hanfu, not just royalty. Revival is not about returning to the past, but rather rediscovering what we've forgotten. Hanfu is a general term for the different styles of clothing worn by the Han nationality across various dynasties. Each era's…

The school's teaching and research office does the statistical work on each teacher's reading notes every month, holds a "Teacher's Sketch" evaluation, and timely uploads excellent teacher's sketches in the theme post of the online education reading activity. At the same time, the teaching and research office does the work of recommending excellent reading notes (insights) to the outside world, recommending outstanding manuscripts for evaluation or publication in related periodicals, ensuring that a certain number of educational sketches are published in national, provincial, and municipal magazines and networks every year. For Hanfu, the revival movement is gradually deepening, and more girls who like Hanfu are increasing. For the girls who like Hanfu, some people jokingly say that the children who used to dress up as fairies with bed sheets have grown up. But in fact, the dream of ancient costumes is not only for girls, many boys also have dreams of ancient costumes and Hanfu, because in the hearts of every boy, there is a martial arts world of Jin Yong, where they can be wandering knights with swords or elegant scholars in white clothes. In short, in their world, wearing Hanfu can also fulfill the dreams of youth! 5.…

Passing as a man is an old trope that appears in many period dramas, and there were several instances of this in 2020. Period dramas like "The Lady's Book of Alchemy", "Sweet Medicine", and "My Fair Pretty Teacher" all revolve around the theme of women dressing as men. However, most of these instances are easily identifiable as women, with only the male disguise of the main character in "The Lady's Shadow" being convincing enough to make people think she was actually a man. Here are nine instances of female leads passing as men in 2020 period dramas! The disguise of Ju Jingyi in "My Fair Pretty Teacher" is extremely unconvincing, while Tan Songyun in "Under the Power" is both handsome and cute! The recent period drama "Jiannan Biography", starring Ju Jingyi, has been a hot topic, particularly for her costume design in the show. Her portrayal of a woman dressed as a man has drawn criticism from netizens for being too beautiful and not convincing. The trope of women dressing as men is common in period dramas but often seems contrived, as it is clear they are women. Below are some examples of 'ineffective' disguises in period dramas; actresses like…

In the past four years, she has not only acquired more skills but also gained a deeper understanding of Hanfu and traditional culture. Her identity has evolved from being just a Hanfu enthusiast to becoming an ancient costume stylist. To improve her skills, last year she went to study ancient costume styling under teacher Yang Shuyun. With 50 years of experience in film and stage makeup, Yang Shuyun is known for his work on classic TV dramas such as the 1987 version of "Dream of the Red Chamber", "Mistakenly Marrying the Right Man", and "Zhen Guan's Long Song". He is renowned for creating countless praised ancient styles and is known as the "Best Hair Stylist in the World." Wearing such beautiful and charming Hanfu without the accompaniment of makeup and styling cannot achieve such beauty! So, how should little fairies of Hanfu go about their makeup and styling? According to the Hanfu styling teacher at Changsha Knob Aesthetics Makeup School, Hanfu styling requires professional makeup techniques and hair styling that matches the attire to perfectly interpret the unique style of Han Chinese clothing and reflect our country's Han people's clothing etiquette system. Therefore, it is not difficult for beginners to…

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.…

"Adhere to what you love, love what you adhere to." Shu Qiuhong, a 24-year-old girl who started her own business in Ji Nan, then interpreted these words with practical actions. Her hometown is far away in Tongren, Guizhou, and she is the first college student out of the village. She has a deep-rooted love for Chinese traditional costumes because she was nurtured by her grandmother's production of Miao embroidery and Miao silver since she was a child. In order to promote traditional culture and persist in her hobby, Shu resolutely quit her job as a teacher and started a long entrepreneurial journey against the pressure of her family. Today, she has her own hanfu store in Jinan, and through continuous learning of traditional culture, she makes ancient hair ornaments with complicated procedures by hand. "My goal is to make Chinese traditional hair ornaments and costumes loved by more people, and I hope they will go out of the country and into the world."   The store that carries the girl's dream of Hanfu Shu Qiuhong's store was opened in a shopping mall, although it did not look impressive, after the entrance is another scene: a wide range of colors and…