Workmanship

Which discontinued hanfu pieces are there? After looking into it, they appear to be replicas. Each piece seems familiar, and most of the model pictures are stolen images. They seem to have replicated pieces from Yan Shanting, for sure, including more than ten (Zhaoji and Eternal Regret), Qinghui Pavilion (Thousand Li江山), and Liuyan Xileng (Du Ruo). If you like them, you can ask in the Hanfu Trading Bar which original store they came from, though some hanfu pieces have been discontinued and are no longer available. [The workmanship in some of the mannequin pictures is also quite poor. To identify replica stores, check if the term "ancient costume" appears in the title (excluding hanfu stores that specify "not ancient costume"), then look at the mannequin pictures; those with vertical pink and white stripes are all knock-offs.] Here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction click to add title text here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction, here input the product form introduction. There will be a period…

第一章：汉服回归，明制华章 Hanfu, as an essential part of Chinese traditional culture, is the crystallization of the wisdom and craftsmanship of the Han nationality, carrying rich historical and cultural connotations. Ming Dynasty-style Hanfu is a typical representation of Hanfu, blending elements from the Han, Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties. It not only demonstrates the elegance and solemnity of ancient times but also showcases the gracefulness of the Ming Dynasty. Wearing Ming Dynasty-style Hanfu is like traveling back to that glorious era, revisiting the demeanor of literati and scholars, and walking into the long river of history with an elegant posture. 第二章：设计之美，高级而不拘泥 The design of Ming Dynasty-style Hanfu pursues simplicity and elegance, breaking away from past cumbersome constraints and placing more emphasis on personalized expression. In the details such as sleeves, ruju (short upper garments), and waistbands, attention is paid to the smoothness of curves and the balance of symmetry, making the overall attire more harmonious. Especially in the design of sleeves, a bold approach of wide sleeves is adopted, enhancing the graceful temperament and adding dynamic beauty. The weaving of the waistband is relatively simple, using luxurious color combinations and carefully selected decorative clasps, making the waist appear slimmer and the overall…

What is Wanxiu Among traditional Chinese embroideries, there is a very unique type of embroidery: Wanxiu (挽袖), which is the detachable part at the end of the sleeve of a traditional Chinese Qing Dynasty woman's dress. It is about 66cm long and 13cm wide, and is embroidered in pairs; the motifs range from small bridges and flowing water, pavilions, plum, orchids, bamboo, and chrysanthemums, to Four arts (Qin, Qi, Shu, and Hua), talented men and women, etc. With exquisite patterns and workmanship. he Wanxiu is both decorative and functional, with thread sewn into the clothes when in use, and rolled out when worn, which is both beautiful and can adjust the length of the sleeves, and women in the Ming and Qing dynasties interpreted their personal understanding on the sleeve pattern, making it a rich and delicate emotional trust unique to women, reflecting the subtle connotation and profound meaning of women's art. Han style dress deeply influenced the Manchu court Manchu women's clothing style, the royal family in order to show the elegance, in the production of excellence, and the integration of the Manchu culture. To the early Republic of China, the influence of Western dress culture, coupled with the…