Hanfu: Inherit Chinese Culture For Thousands Of Years

Hanfu, the traditional ethnic costume of the Han nationality in China, is also known as Han suit and Chinese costume.

Historical origin

After that, although the Han costume of some dynasties had partial changes, their main characteristics remained unchanged, all of which were characterized by Han Dynasty.

The Han Dynasty was one of the most important and outstanding dynasties in China. It was also the earliest, the most complete, the most advanced and the most powerful Dynasty in the feudal state of China.

In this period, with the progress of the society, the local culture of Han nationality has developed vigorously, and has achieved very high artistic and aesthetic achievements.

The Han Empire, which leads the world in economy, technology and culture, has always been proud of the Chinese people.

Today, the majority of the Chinese people, the Han nationality, are named after the Han Dynasty.

Hanfu is a traditional ethnic group inherited from Han nationality for thousands of years.

The Hanfu, which is rich, profound, systematic and long and beautiful, is a rare wealth for China. It is very worthy of every Chinese people's pride.

Objectively, the Han nationality's wearing apparel, such as Chinese flag / cheongsam / Liriodendron, can not be called Hanfu because they have no normal evolution with real Hanfu.

Hanfu has never been extinct because of its strong vitality. Until modern Han people believe in Taoism, Buddhism and some remote mountain people, and many ethnic minorities in China still maintain the characteristics of Hanfu, some important sacrificial ceremonies, commemorative activities, folk festivals and so on can still see the figure of Hanfu.

The influence of Hanfu is very far-reaching. Some Asian countries such as Japan, North Korea, Vietnam, Mongolia, Bhutan and so on all have or learn from Han costume characteristics.

Basic characteristics

The main characteristics of Hanfu are hand over, right side, waist, rope tie, hook and so on, giving people the impression of free and easy.

These characteristics are obviously different from others.

Hanfu is divided into formal dress and regular clothing.

In terms of form, there are mainly types of "under the coat" system (in ancient times refers to the lower skirt), the "deep clothing" system (to stitch up the clothes under the jacket) and the "skirt skirt" system.

Among them, the Coronet costume under the coat is the most formal formal dress of the emperor, and the gowns are deep clothing for all officials and scholars.

Ordinary working people usually wear short clothes and trousers.

Accessories headwear is an important part of Han costume.

In ancient Han Dynasty, men and women had grown their hair into bun plates on their heads after adults.

Men often wear crowns, towels, hats and so on.

Women's bun can also be combed into various styles, and beads, steps and other ornaments are worn on the bun.

On both sides of the temples, there are temples and drapes and heads.

Another important feature of Han nationality adornment is jade decorating jade.

Style and characteristics

What is the style of Han costumes? If we compare the Han with the European nations, we will find that the two are different in many ways.

The general style of Han nationality clothing for thousands of years is mainly light and plain.

The ancient robe of Han nationality can best embody this style. The main characteristics of this gown are wide robe and big sleeves, and clothing and ribbon. Although the shape is simple, everyone wears the same clothes and looks very different.

Although we can not see the prototype of this dress, we can still see the one or two of its appearance from the silk paintings of the Han Dynasty and some of the characters left by Wei, Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties. The simple Chinese overcoats attached to different characters of the body suddenly had a fresh vitality, and the lines were soft and smooth, which made people imagine.

The simplicity of plain clothes adds a natural charm to them.

The robe fully embodies the Chinese nation's gentle, tranquil, elegant and detached national character, as well as its natural, subtle, elegant and fresh aesthetic taste.