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The sleeves of Hanfu are so long, are they really suitable for daily wear? They are not. "Hanfu is not for daily life and it does not suit modern life," how can you wear such long sleeves? "The sleeves are too long. Are they suitable for daily wear? Hanfu is traditional Chinese clothing that should be promoted. During the Beijing Olympics, 55 ethnic minorities wore their own costumes, while the Han representative wore a modified Qipao. "Don't you think it's inappropriate to wear square sleeves, which look more majestic but are not conducive to daily life due to the long sleeves of Hanfu." As the saying goes, "Everything is difficult at the beginning." For every novice learning dubbing, the first step in starting a dubbing journey is always full of challenges, after all, what lies ahead is an unexplored field. Novice dubbers will always look for classic lines from TV dramas, dubbing materials suitable for beginners, etc., for dubbing practice. These lines usually have diverse styles, suitable for partners with different voices, such as young boy voices, mature female voices, or dubbing enthusiasts who want to learn to mimic voices. Today, I want to talk about classic dubbing lines from…

China is a developed country with advanced technology but one that treasures and respects ancient traditions. As a college student, studying ancient Chinese history is fascinating. China is the world’s oldest country. Written records date back to 1250 BCE, and the first dynasty in China lasted over 3,500 years. Its long history is filled with all kinds of adventures, challenges and events the world can learn from. Develop a solid grounding in historical research and study Doing historical research will help you to broaden the way you think about historical events and what kind of influence they have on today’s world. You will probably start by learning more about the Paleolithic period in ancient China. Modern humans probably appeared in China about 200,000 years ago. By 5000 BCE, there were village settlements in several regions with fortified walls built around them. It was between 2000 and 1600 BCE that the Bronze Age emerged out of the diverse Neolithic cultures. Get help from an essay writing service The study of history in college can be challenging due to the amount of research you need to do. If you can’t find the time to write essays, essay service EduBirdie has professional writers who…

The sleeves of Hanfu are so long, are they really suitable for daily wear? They are not. "Hanfu is not meant for daily life and does not fit into modern life," how can you wear such long sleeves? "The sleeves are too long. Are they suitable for daily wear? Hanfu is traditional Chinese clothing and should be promoted. During the Beijing Olympics, 55 ethnic minorities wore their own costumes, but the Han representative wore a modified Qipao. Don't you think that wearing square sleeves is inappropriate, making one look more dignified, but it's not conducive to daily life due to the length of the Hanfu sleeves. "In spring, seek out peach blossoms," this is a poem from a thousand years ago that records the sentiment of seeking spring. "A simple person dreams of wearing elegant attire, her appearance charming under the reflection of flowers and clouds." Today's Hanfu girls are no less poetic than their ancestors. In the season when peach blossoms bloom, which girl wouldn't want to wear Hanfu to exude a unique charm! However, many girls still have some concerns: can the beautiful and detailed elements of Hanfu really be applied to everyday wear? Don't worry, let's discuss…

When everyone sees this set of Hanfu, do you think of anything? Yes, it is Snow White. This set of Hanfu is made using the color scheme of Snow White, and it is a Tang-style robe with an open-collar design. Although the skirt of this outfit has a six-meter wide hem, the fabric of the clothes is relatively light and thin, so it is not stuffy at all when worn, and there is no problem wearing it in summer. When we go to Disneyland, wearing it will definitely have a very high回头率 (turnover rate). The above few sets of Hanfu, which are known as the uniforms of the Hanfu world, how many do you own? I believe many girls have watched Disney princess series movies or animated films. Besides being attracted by the plots, everyone must also be impressed by the beauty of Disney princesses! In the eyes of many people, Disney princesses always wear beautiful evening gowns, adorned with exquisite hair accessories and jewelry, having blonde hair and blue eyes, quite charming. However, besides wearing French evening dresses, Disney princesses can also wear Chinese Hanfu. After putting on Hanfu, Disney princesses not only have no sense of incongruity but…

This Hanfu is a qixiong ruqun (high-waist skirt), the light red and red combination gives a fresh feeling. The embroidery pattern on the skirt is very beautiful, making it eye-catching. The seller's model is very pretty and has a good figure, wearing this Hanfu, one can hardly find words other than 'fairy-like' to describe it. However, the buyer also looks great in it; it’s just beautiful, don’t you think? Does it make your eyes linger? Many ladies would find it hard to resist such a beautiful skirt. Simple hairstyles for children's Hanfu can be found on Baidu Experience, especially suitable for children with short hair and lots of flyaways. These ancient style hairstyles are easy to learn and look great. In the Hanfu hairstyle section of the mobile Sohu channel, there's a tutorial on how to braid children's hair. Zhao Lusi, undoubtedly one of the prettiest, shows off her figure in a gray vest, pouting at the mirror full of energy. 0:00 Long-legged girl group performs a sexy dance, a direct shot from a fan event, something you might not have seen before! 0:7 Sexy beauties dancing. To be more precise, this is a set of short-sleeved clothes with Guo…

"Collar" refers to not only the area of a piece of clothing around the neck, but also the fabric below that. Since hanfu is almost always constructed of two pieces of fabric that aren't fully connected at the front, and put on like a jacket, collar also refers to ways that these two piece of fabric connect once the piece is on your body.   //jiao1 ling3/Crossed Collar Probably the first type of collar that you’ll see—the crossed collar, or jiaoling. This collar consists of two overlapping pieces and is usually secured with two to three ties, with a thicker or contrasting border along the edge of each piece. It’s almost always right over left, or if you think about it in terms of how to put it on, you tie the left ties before you tie the right ties. The result is a y-shaped collar when viewed from the front. Ming dynasty people may have done it the other way, as well as various non-Han groups and clothes put on the deceased at funerals, but it’s generally a good rule of thumb to follow right over left. as it’s one of the most important cultural concepts in hanfu. These…

As you may know, the Ming-style Hanfu is perfect for the winter, because it's wide enough to fit a lot of warm clothes. So, what other Chinese winter clothing can you think of for winter wear besides the Ming-style? Maybe Changyi is a good choice, follow along with Hanfu Culture Society to learn more about this Hanfu style that will bring you warmth in the cold winter. [Structure and History] Changyi (氅衣, chǎng yī), also known as Hechang (鹤氅) or Dachang (大氅). Straight collar, parallel opening, large sleeves, a pair of laces on the front lapel to tie the knot, the length of the coat is up to the calf or ankle. The body is mostly light in color, but can be decorated with ornate patterns, with dark edges on the collar and sleeve edges, and usually with no slits on the sides, but can be made with slits or pleats. As one of the categories of traditional Chinese winter clothing for male, Changyi has appeared in traditional Chinese literature with high frequency since the Eastern Jin Dynasty. However, the actual form of the Changyi varies greatly from one period to another. The earliest recorded appearance of the Changyi as…

What kind of shoes did ancient Chinese people wear? I think the first thing you think of is straw sandals, embroidered shoes or clogs. What else do you know about the shoes of the ancients? Ancient times: eating its flesh and using its skin In the Paleolithic age, primitive people tied animal skins to their feet with thin strips of leather. These are the most primitive shoes. The earliest shoes in China are sheepskin boots unearthed in Loulan, Xinjiang. These shoes were worn on the feet of a woman who was about 18 years old. They are more than 4000 years old. They are also the earliest unearthed shoes in the world. Shang and Zhou Dynasties: progress of textile industry In the Shang Dynasty, there were strict rules for the color, material and pattern of shoes according to the clothing. Silk weaving technology is skilled, and silk and textile fabrics have become popular. After the Warring States period, the word “Gu” was gradually replaced by “Lu”. During the Warring States period, there was a man from the state of Zheng who went to the market to buy shoes. He measured his foot’s size at home in advance. When he got…

Today, through the form of comics, we bring you several kinds of Chinese Hanfu hairstyle teaching. There are many kinds of hairstyles in Hanfu, and we will continue to update more hairstyle teaching to help you find the most suitable hairstyle. Let's start: If you think it's very complicated to do hairstyles, it's suggested to practice more. Hanfu hairstyle can be found at the Hanfu Makeup Group and Hanfu Makeup tag.

Wuxia (武俠), which is a type of Chinese fantasy with a lot of martial arts. It’s a lot of attractive people flying aroundwith swords using powers, and it’s amazing. What you see wuxia world in dramas, what you think is the ancient Chinese cultural ideal world is actually created within the last say a little bit over half a century in the 1950s. In this post, I am going to attempt to explain the rather complicated concept of Wuxia and Jianghu that even a lot of Chinese native people actually don't quite know about that. So if you're coming from a different cultural background and you don't speak the language it might be even more confusing for you to understand what jianghu. So first we have to understand the word Wuxia, and then the concept of Jianghu. Wuxia World in Chinese Dramas If you have been watching a lot of Chinese dramas, you may realize a large proportion of current Chinese dramas are of the period drama genre and within this genre. A large proportion is the Wuxia genre or versions that branch off from this genre or even if it's really a serious political or Romantic period drama, which…

Many hanfu lovers have been confused about how to choose the right hanfu hair style to match their hanfu. Overly complicated hanfu hair styles mean tedious steps and long hours of preparation. But retro hanfu hair styles are not the only option. In fact, more and more hanfu lovers are choosing to match their hanfu with more stylish and simple hairstyles, especially when wearing modern hanfu style. In this way, hanfu can gradually integrate into modern society while retaining its traditional cultural connotations. Let's take a look at four modern hanfu hair styles that easily go with your hanfu, as shared by Yi Zhi Keke.   01 Low Coiffure Hairstyles Hairstyle features The back of the head coiffure is very simple, just tie a ponytail at the back of the head, then twist it into a clockwise circle and wind it up. If you think the modeling is too monotonous, you can also insert a hairpin, or coiffure hair band together with the coiled in, which will make the overall modeling more gentle and soft, but also with a little mature woman's charm. This kind of coiffure is most suitable with curtain bangs, so that both romantic style, but also…

I have received a lot of PMs recently, all of them asking me the same question. Do you know or like Li Ziqi or not? Do you think that she can be counted as a sort of Chinese culture export? Of course, before that, I have thought about this for a long time. I started to perceive Li Ziqi from 2017. So I think I have my own perspective of what she's doing, and it's worth sharing. On-screen, Li Ziqi’s life seems to defy the rules of reality. With more than 60 million fans worldwide, the Chinese internet celebrity is famous for her videos, where she performs the work of a farmer with the grace of a fairy. In one video, she picks flowers on horseback in a red cape, invoking the image of Red Riding Hood. In another, she builds an item of bamboo furniture set using traditional Chinese techniques. Li Ziqi rode on a horse Actually, I remember that back in the summer of 2017, she had a lot of haters who were doubting the real intention behind her videos. And then she put out an article that explains how many of the materials she does herself and how much hard work she puts in it…

Wuxia (武俠), which is a type of Chinese fantasy with a lot of martial arts. It’s a lot of attractive people flying aroundwith swords using powers, and it’s amazing. What you see wuxia world in dramas, what you think is the ancient Chinese cultural ideal world is actually created within the last say a little bit over half a century in the 1950s. In this post, I am going to attempt to explain the rather complicated concept of Wuxia and Jianghu that even a lot of Chinese native people actually don't quite know about that. So if you're coming from a different cultural background and you don't speak the language it might be even more confusing for you to understand what jianghu. So first we have to understand the word Wuxia, and then the concept of Jianghu. Wuxia World in Chinese Dramas If you have been watching a lot of Chinese dramas, you may realize a large proportion of current Chinese dramas are of the period drama genre and within this genre. A large proportion is the Wuxia genre or versions that branch off from this genre or even if it's really a serious political or Romantic period drama, which…