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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…

Nic Tse officially debuted in 1996 and released his first Mandarin album "Thank You for Your Love 999" in 1999. As an idol, he sparked a trend, making him a youth icon across the strait. The popularity of Nic Tse naturally attracted many film and television directors. In 2005, he starred in "Little Fish and Hua Wuque" which topped various viewership charts. Following that, "The Big Character" also achieved high ratings, establishing Nic Tse as a sought-after actor in ancient costume dramas. Although in recent years, Nic Tse has focused on the film industry and won the Best Actor award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for his role in "The Stool Pigeon," people still fondly remember his handsome and elegant image in numerous ancient costume dramas.<br><br><img src="http://image.tanghanfu.com/gufen-hanfu/5bcd71d856e5181e6682013ca7c0bbca.jpg"><br><br>Gong Jun was born on January 29, 1992, in Chengdu, Sichuan. He is a Chinese mainland male actor who graduated from the Performance Department of Donghua University. In 2015, he entered the entertainment industry by starring in the ancient costume web drama "Chaos of Blades." In 2016, he appeared in the passionate youth idol web drama "Shengshi." In 2017, he starred in the youth fantasy web drama "Dream of Westward Journey"; in July,…

Hanfu looks beautiful; traditional Chinese clothing is more suitable for us than wedding dresses. This is due to the unique appearance and temperament of most Chinese people. Of course, this does not include those with more international features. It's not that they don't look good, but rather that they are not suited to traditional attire. Perhaps it's due to our aesthetic differences; we feel that only the gentle appearance of Chinese people can carry off traditional attire better. Moreover, the cultural connotations contained in Hanfu will enhance our temperament. While almost everyone can wear a wedding dress, I personally feel that it is not as impressive as traditional attire, which looks better when worn. Because Hanfu is beautiful and influential. The Chinese film and television industry ranks among the world's best with ancient costume kung fu movies or ancient costume dramas. Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, two martial arts stars, are known worldwide. Foreigners mostly recognize Chinese actresses who wear ancient costumes, which makes South Korea envious. Kung fu movies have been imitated by South Korea since the 1970s and 1980s. South Korean films basically started by imitating and remaking Hong Kong films. Now that Chinese TV dramas have significant…

Pibo(披帛) plays an important role in the wearing of Chinese Hanfu clothes. It has its own history and characteristics. Pibo(披帛) already existed in the pottery figurines of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and also in the murals of the Sui Dynasty, which became widely popular in the Tang Dynasty. Because of its beautiful sense of lines, Pibo(披帛) become a Hanfu accessory loved by ancient women. Generally speaking, the use of Pibo(披帛) is not only decoration, draped on the body, but also sunscreen. This article shares with you how to wear Pibo(披帛) in Hanfu. Method 1 Pibo on your arm for decoration. This is also the method that people often use when watching ancient Chinese films and television dramas. Method 2 To drape Pibo over your shoulders. In fact, many Pibo has a certain width, so we can use them as shawls. Wrap the Pibo around your shoulders and tie it into your skirt and belt. It looks like wearing another vest, which will have a more layered sense of overlapping. Method 3 Use Pibo as a headscarf. The length and width of Pibo are more appropriate. It is also a good choice to put it on the head for decoration.…

In Chinese films and television, the martial arts genre has always been a powerful presence. The exciting and thrilling martial arts scenes and plot conflicts filled with tension are loved by audiences. In the 1980s and 1990s, it can be said that it was the golden age of martial arts dramas, and the shadows of swords and knives and the stories of seeking revenge for past grievances became the memories of a generation on the screen. Around 2015, costume idols and Xianxia were popular for a while. In recent years, under the downward trend of the costume drama market, the output of martial arts dramas has also sharply declined, and the martial arts world has become somewhat quiet. At the end of last year, the online release of "Sword Snow Stride" triggered a heated discussion, once again arousing the audience's dream of the martial arts world. With the hot-blooded premiere of the costume martial arts drama "Pledge of Allegiance" this year, the martial arts genre may be making a comeback.   1 New Martial Arts Drama Unveils New Core Martial arts dramas have a strong audience base. With the rising popularity of new martial arts novelists such as Jin Yong,…

The Rise of "Changxiangsi 2" (长相思2) In the midst of China's summer television lineup, one series has captured both critical acclaim and audience fervor: "Changxiangsi 2." Starring Yang Zi (杨紫) alongside a talented ensemble cast including Zhang Wanyi (张晚意), Deng Wei (邓为）, Dai Luwa (代露娃), and Wang Hongyi (王弘毅), this historical drama debuted on Tencent Video with unprecedented anticipation and quickly became a focal point of the entertainment industry. The Phenomenon of Online Streaming and Audience Engagement "Changxiangsi 2" premiered on Tencent Video on July 8, 2024, and within just three hours, its viewership soared past 27,000, marking an auspicious start. The following days witnessed a steady rise, with the series surpassing 28,000 and 29,000 in subsequent days, eventually earning its place in Tencent Video's exclusive "blockbuster club." Alongside five other top-performing dramas, including "Fan Hua," (繁花) "Yu Feng Xing," (与凤行) "Cheng Huan Ji," (承欢记) "Qing Yu Nian 2," (庆余年2) and "The Story of Roses," (玫瑰的故事)"Changxiangsi 2" distinguished itself through its compelling storyline and stellar performances. Comparative Success: Analyzing Other Top Contenders Each of these dramas brings something unique to the table. "Fan Hua" captivated audiences with its intricate historical backdrop and complex character relationships, leveraging the powerhouse performances of…

In the fascinating world of television, period dramas have always held a special allure, captivating audiences with their rich tapestries of history, culture, and personal stories set against the backdrop of significant historical epochs. As we look ahead, the upcoming roster of period cdramas promises an enthralling blend of intrigue, romance, and historical authenticity. These upcoming ten period cdramas not only promise to be a visual feast but also aim to immerse viewers in the depths of human experience across various landscapes of time. According to incomplete statistics, currently there are more than ten period dramas awaiting broadcast, with key series including "Romance in the Alley," "Liu Zi Mei," "Zu Ji," and "Created in China."   The Swimsuit Saga Director: Zhang Silin Starring: Qiao Shan, Yang Zishan, Liu Jia, Tang Jianjun, Yu Yang Recently, the period drama "The Swimsuit Saga" was scheduled to premiere. The series, led by Qiao Shan and Yang Zishan, with a special appearance by Yu Yang, mainly tells the story of the people of Xingcheng Swimwear seizing the opportunity of reform to successfully start their own business, with Peng Jinxi (played by Qiao Shan) and Luo Hong (played by Yang Zishan) as representatives. Plot Summary of…

On March 19, the first episode of a new series of "Chinese Solar Terms" created by Henan Radio and Television, "The Adventures in Spring Equinox," was broadcast. Through a short story in a light-hearted and pleasant style, the program talked about the symbolic meaning and characteristics of the "Chun Fen (春分, spring equinox)." In 2021, Henan TV's "Chinese Festivals" series became popular with several traditional dance programs and was praised by netizens for its "Aesthetic Ceiling." The new series of "Chinese Solar Terms" has abandoned the form of songs and dances and expressed the connotation and symbolic meaning of solar terms with drama stories close to the life of the times. The spring equinox has an essential significance in astronomy. The day and night are 12 hours long, which the ancients consider as a day of balance between yin and yang. From the spring equinox, China will gradually enter into the sunny spring, and there are customs such as flying kites, eating spring cuisine, and standing eggs. With this in mind, the creators of the program chose this day to launch the first issue of the "Chinese Solar Terms" series. General director Chen Lei revealed: "Compared to traditional festivals, the solar…

The "Chinoiserie Grand Ceremony (国潮盛典)" is a cultural gala jointly produced by Kuaishou and Henan TV. The gala incorporates diversified program art forms, rich in type and both aesthetic, and allows more people to discover, experience and inherit culture through the collision of Chinoiserie culture and technology and the expression of unique perspectives. The gala has been broadcasted on November 9, 2022.   01 Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Show The story revolves around a small restaurant where the two bosses are run by the two stars of the classic martial arts TV series "My Own Swordsman", Wang Shasha and Fan Ming. While thinking about how to generate revenue for the restaurant, they come across a skill convention held in the neighborhood and have many interesting stories with all kinds of people on the street. Such a program setting not only continues the previous format of stringing programs with stories; the wonderful program design and elaborate hanfu costumes also continue the previous aesthetics. For example, the sequel of the "Tang Palace Night Banquet": "San Cai Nao Qian Deng (三彩闹千灯)". If the "Tang Palace Night Banquet" shows the funny things that happen on the way to the performance of the ladies…

Cdrama Heroes (Say Hero Who is Hero, 说英雄谁是英雄) launched on May 23rd, the drama stars Joseph Zeng, Yang Chao Yue, Liu Yu Ning, Baron Chen, and Meng Zi Yi. It tells the story of Wang Xiaoshi, a kind-hearted teenager who goes down to the mountains and enters the Jianghu. He meets Bai Choufei, Wen Rou, Su Mengxiu, and others by chance and builds a deep friendship. In the adventure of the capital Jianghu, they experienced the brotherhood and romance of youth, and gradually grew up from ignorant teenagers to become unique heroes. Martial arts has always been a favorite genre of film and television, a series of classic martial arts works, such as "The Return of the Condor Heroes" and "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", have left a deep impression on the audience. However, the times have changed, and the martial arts drama of our time should be how to shoot? This is the question that every martial arts drama creator thinks about. And "Heroes" has given its answer. "Heroes" are adapted from the martial arts novelist Wen Rui'an's work of the same name, and he is one of the four great masters of the new martial arts, along…

In the realm of television, Chinese historical dramas stand as towering monuments to the country's rich heritage and storytelling prowess. As we step into 2024, the anticipation for new narratives that intertwine historical intricacies with the art of modern filmmaking has never been higher. With leading platforms like iQIYI and Mango TV at the helm of broadcasting, viewers worldwide are on the edge of their seats, waiting to be transported back in time through the lens of these forthcoming masterpieces. This article aims to shed light on the most anticipated Chinese historical dramas of 2024, promising a blend of majestic settings, intricate plotlines, and characters that embody the depth of China's historical tapestry.   1-iQiyi: The Trend is Unstoppable Unexpectedly, iQiyi is the platform with the most upcoming period dramas among the four major platforms, reaching a whopping 30. With rich themes and a powerful cast, it can be said that most highly discussed period dramas are here.   "Fox Spirit Matchmaker" Series First is the "Fox Spirit Matchmaker" series. Adapted from the manga of the same name, it tells the love story between humans and spirits in a episodic format. As of now, the original manga has a popularity…

The short drama "Escape from the British Museum" has become popular. This three-episode short video series, co-created by online media personalities Jianbing Guozai and Xiatian Meimei, is the most anticipated work in the film and television industry recently. It not only generated a lot of buzz on major online platforms but also received recognition and encouragement from numerous media outlets. Using personification as a narrative technique, it tells a sophisticated story: a delicate Chinese jade pot escapes from the British Museum and encounters a Chinese journalist named Zhang Yong'an, who is working overseas. They then embark on a journey back home together, fulfilling the task entrusted to her by the Chinese artifacts in the British Museum. With a total duration of less than 20 minutes, despite the insufficient maturity of its production elements such as scenes and props, the storytelling logic is complete, the emotions are abundant and solid, and the conveyed values are positioned at a very high level. It serves as a low-cost, high-level Chinese short drama model. After the release of the final episode, it directly sparked an explosive wave of praise. Many netizens were deeply moved by the scene where overseas cultural relics read letters to…