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Teaching you to immediately distinguish between Hanfu Aoqun and Ruqun
Nowadays, with the rise of the Hanfu revival movement, Hanfu culture is becoming more and more popular. When you go out or travel on a daily basis, you should have noticed that the number of cute people who love Hanfu and wear Hanfu is also increasing. While everyone is wearing Hanfu, it is natural that they also need to have a good understanding of Hanfu culture! So, do you know the difference between the two common types of clothing in Hanfu, jackets and skirts? Next, let’s take a look at this issue with everyone! I believe everyone will gain a lot~ The jacket skirt is a style of Hanfu upper and lower skirts. It is actually one of the categories of skirts. Aoqun is a general term for ancient Chinese women wearing a coat on the upper body and a skirt on the lower body. Skirts and jackets have been recorded since the Tang Dynasty until the Republic of China. Some people's definition of jacket skirt is actually a relatively wrong and vague one, because during the Ming Dynasty, shirts were still worn outside the skirt. The pottery figurines of the Sixteenth Kingdom of the Eastern Jin Dynasty also show… -
Hanfu Ruqun, taking you back to the thousand-year tenderness in dreams
The passage of time is like water. Do you still have the dream of traveling back thousands of years in your heart? They walked gracefully on the streets of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, rode their horses and whipped their whips on the post roads of the Han and Tang dynasties, danced gracefully or acted bravely. Skirt - still the shortcut to your innermost dreams. From the Warring States Period until the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty when "hair was shaved and clothes were changed", the skirt has always been the most basic form of traditional clothing of the Han people. After more than 2,000 years of historical changes, although the length and width of the underskirt have changed from time to time, the basic shape has always maintained the original style, that is, a suit with an upper underskirt and a lower skirt. ◤Chest-length underskirt◢ "When you sit, your belt lingers in the grass, and when you walk, the train of your skirt sweeps away the plum blossoms." Meng Haoran's beautiful description of the square-breasted skirt in "Spring Love" is a classic interpretation of the square-breasted skirt. In the Tang Dynasty, the… -
Types of Women's Hanfu Ruqun
Ruqun is a type of Hanfu. The short coat worn on the upper body and the skirt worn on the lower body are collectively called the Ruqun. It is a typical "top and lower skirt". The upper body is a short jacket or shirt, generally no longer than the knee, and a tight long skirt is paired with a shawl. Originating in the Warring States Period, it was generally popular in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and most of the figures were women. The main styles include chest-length underskirts, waist-length underskirts, and coat skirts Chest-length underskirt. Chest-length skirt is a name for a unique women's skirt in the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties periods. It has a history of 1,500 years. It is usually paired with a short shirt on the upper body and a skirt on the lower body or a cross-collar upper jacket and lower skirt, which becomes a chest-length undershirt. In the Tang Dynasty, short-sleeved jackets and floor-length skirts were worn for a long time. However, after the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the clothes of the nobles gradually became longer and wider. The shawl evolved from a narrow and long shawl, and later gradually became a… -
Tang Dynasty women preferred Hanfu Qi Xiong Ruqun for what reason
Women in the Tang Dynasty really knew how to dress. They emphasize different styles and outfit combinations. Tops include jackets with small sleeves, shirts with wide sleeves, and a variety of skirts. The most eye-catching was the "half-sleeve" dress, the sexiest women's clothing of the time. Half-sleeves, in layman's terms, are an ancient short-sleeved shirt, also called half-sleeves. It evolved from the "half-sleeve" style of the Han and Wei dynasties and was a breakthrough in clothing at that time. Its shape is double-breasted, with sleeves that do not cover the elbows and are waist-length. If worn with a skirt, it is called a "half-sleeve skirt." Even more groundbreaking than half-sleeves is the "topless" skirt, a fashion that boldly reforms the neckline. It changes the traditional openings of round collar, square collar, oblique collar, straight collar and sweetheart collar, increases the size of the opening, and cuts it into a "topless collar". As early as the early Tang Dynasty, people had begun to wear "topless" skirts. When Li Zhi (Tang Gaozong) became emperor, this fashion became more popular. After all, women dress too revealingly, which conflicts with traditional aesthetics. For this reason, Li Zhi ordered that clothes must be modest, which… -
Some Insights on Hanfu
Hanfu is the traditional clothing of the Han nationality. It is worn in daily life and is equivalent to the clothing worn by modern people. 1. Qujing robe Mainly popular in the Chu and Han Dynasties, it is a kind of deep clothing. The back piece of the skirt is lengthened, and the lengthened skirt forms a triangle. Curved trains are divided into single winding, double winding and triple winding based on the number of lapels. According to the length of the clothes, they are divided into long and short trains. Usually there is a girdle around the waist and a long belt tied with a knot. 2. Straight-skirted robe A kind of deep clothing, which appeared as early as the Western Han Dynasty, but it cannot be used as a formal dress. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, the straight train gradually replaced the curved train and became popular and popular. There are long straight trains, short straight trains, fishtail straight trains and other styles. 3.chest-length underskirt It is the name of a unique women's underskirt during the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties periods. Generally speaking, there are two types, one is the chest-length undershirt with a… -
Four facts about Hanfu Ruqun."
WHAT IS RUQUN What is a ruqun? Ruqun is a traditional costume of the Han people in ancient China. It is a typical "top and lower skirt" clothing system. "Ruqun" is the collective name for two types of clothing. The top is called "ru", which is shorter and generally no longer than the knee; the lower body is called "skirt". The top is short and the skirt is long, which reflects the requirements of the golden ratio and has rich aesthetic connotation. Category: Based on the height of the skirt waist: Divided into waist-length underskirts (tied around the waist) High-waisted skirt (tied under the bust) Chest-length underskirt (tied to the chest) In the style of collar: It is divided into cross-neck skirt and straight-neck skirt. Press whether to clip: Divide underskirts into single undercoats and compound undercoats A single jacket is closer to a shirt, while a combined jacket is closer to a coat. The following are recommended 1 popular high-quality underskirts (Only represents the editor’s personal opinion) Qiao from the Far Mountains——Ta Ge Xing After summer comes, want to release the shackles on your neck? Then Tanling is the best choice. The four-piece set with a half-collar half-collar and… -
The development history of Hanfu Ruqun
This article mainly introduces these two issues to everyone: 1. The concept of underskirt 2. Does Qixixun exist? As we all know, the so-called "Hanfu circle" has removed chest-high clothing again. I wrote two popular science articles, and the issues of chest-high and one-piece and two-piece styles were frequently mentioned in the comment section First of all, what is an underskirt? "Shuowen" records: "Ru, short clothes, length at the knees." "Ji Zhuang Pian" notes: "Long clothes, the robe, from the bottom to the feet, short clothes, the ru, from the knees up." Undershirt is just a general term for short jackets (subdivided into short undershirt and long undershirt). The long undershirt extends from the upper part of the thigh to between the knees. A single undercoat is sandwiched between a coat. The underskirt is a common style of upper and lower garments. The uniform of the little jade woman unearthed from the tomb of King Zhongshan in Pingshan, Hebei This is the only garment with an upper skirt and a lower skirt that we have found with physical evidence. According to research, this tomb should belong to the Zhongshan Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States… -
Viewing Tang Dynasty Hanfu Ruqun attire, experiencing Tang people's aesthetic
Clothing is an indispensable part of our country's culture. It is a reflection of the material civilization and spiritual civilization of a certain period, and is related to all aspects of society. The Tang Dynasty was the most prosperous era of development in ancient my country. Its clothing culture was also the result of historical traditions and foreign cultures. It was of inestimable value at that time and even today. This article will start with the Tang Dynasty's skirts to understand the Tang people's clothing culture. Aesthetic concepts. Overview of skirts before the Tang Dynasty Clothing is a product of the development of human civilization. Ancient Chinese clothing was even more diverse and was known as the "Kingdom of Clothing." As an important part of our country's traditional culture, clothing has a long history and records the development of past dynasties, which is of great significance. Ru skirts in the Tang Dynasty can be divided into three parts: Ru, shirt and skirt. Rut refers to short clothes and short coats. The length of underpants is short, most of them can only reach the waist, and the longest does not exceed the knees, so it is also called "waist underpants". Shirt… -
The characteristics and culture of Chinese Song Dynasty Hanfu
The Song Dynasty, a dynasty that made great achievements in economy, science and technology, and culture, provided fertile soil for the development of Hanfu culture. Agriculture, shipbuilding, textiles and papermaking reached unprecedented heights, while the invention of gunpowder, compass and printing technology further promoted the spread and exchange of culture. Clothing in the Song Dynasty is generally divided into two categories: official clothing and civilian clothing. ·Among official uniforms, court uniforms are used on important occasions such as court gatherings and sacrifices. They are mainly made of red clothes and red clothes, with clothes of different colors and textures, and corresponding crowns. ·Official uniforms are the regular uniforms worn by officials, with a round collar and large sleeves, a leather belt around the waist, a pompadour on the head, and leather shoes or silk and linen shoes on the feet. According to regulations, senior officials who are qualified to wear purple and crimson public uniforms must wear fish-shaped fish bags decorated with gold or silver. ·The folk costumes are mainly simple, but in fact the colors of folk costumes are rich and diverse and are not strictly restricted. Women's clothing in the Song Dynasty developed on the basis of inheritance… -
Viewing modern China through the lens of Hanfu
News playback In recent years, wearing traditional clothes to visit scenic spots has become a trend among young people. During the Spring Festival of the Year of the Dragon that just passed, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province held a free subway event for about a week wearing traditional Chinese clothing. Horse-faced skirts became the "New Year shirt" for more and more people; young girls wore Hanfu to check in at Disneyland. , calling it "the most suitable princess dress for Chinese babies' physiques"; the streets of Quanzhou, Fujian are crowded with tourists who look like Cangpu girls, and they have a unique style wearing clothes that started in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Host's words Gorgeous attire, colorful and feathery clothes, clothing is not only a kind of life aesthetics, but also has a strong cultural identity behind it. How does the generation that grew up drinking Coke, eating McDonald's, and wearing all kinds of clothes view Hanfu, which is becoming more and more common around us? How do young people, who appreciate their own beauty, understand the beauty of traditional clothing? Traditional clothing is popular, but what next? The three reviews explain the beauty… -
The development and evolution of Hanfu Ruqun
As a type of Hanfu, the Ruqun consists of a short coat for the upper body and a skirt for the lower body. This clothing system of upper body and lower skirt is very typical. The short jacket or shirt is worn on the upper body, and the length is usually no more than the knee. It is characterized by tight fitting and long skirts. If paired with a shawl and half arm, the outfit will be richer. The history of the skirt can be traced back to the Warring States Period, and became popular during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. According to the height of the skirt waist, underskirts can be divided into waist-length underskirts, high underskirts and chest-length underskirts. At the same time, according to the style of the collar, underskirts can be divided into cross-collar underskirts and straight-collar underskirts. In addition, depending on whether it is tucked in or not, the skirt can be divided into single skirt and compound skirt. The difference between the two is the presence or absence of waist rails. In the early Tang Dynasty, Ru skirts were the daily wear of ordinary people, but were gradually replaced by shirts and… -
The daily attire of ancient Han Chinese
Hanfu top and bottom. Ruqun, qun, is one of the earliest and most basic clothing forms in the history of Han nationality clothing. It was the daily clothing of the ancient Han nation. Let me talk about it today. Ruqun is a type of Hanfu. The short jacket worn on the upper body and the skirt worn on the lower body are collectively called the Ruqun. It is a typical upper garment with lower skirt. The short jacket or shirt is called a skirt, which is generally no longer than the knee. It is a tight-fitting long skirt, and is also worn with a shawl and half arms. Ruqun appeared in the Warring States Period and emerged in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Underskirts are divided into waist-length underskirts, high-waisted underskirts, and chest-length underskirts based on the height of the skirt waist. Depending on the style of the collar, underskirts are divided into cross-collar underskirts and straight-collar underskirts. According to the difference between whether it is sandwiched or not, the jacket is divided into single glutinous jacket and compound jacket. The single undershirt is close to a shirt, while the compound undershirt is close to a coat. The… -
What do you wear under a Hanfu Qixiong Ruqun
The chest-length underskirt is a traditional Hanfu dress. It is the name for a unique women's underskirt during the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties periods [^^]. In ancient times, most women's skirts were not very high. However, during the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, a very high skirt appeared at the waist. In some clothing histories, it was often called a high-waisted skirt. According to people today, According to research on it, it is generally called chest-length skirt. Chest-length skirts were very popular among ladies in the Tang Dynasty, and traces of them can be seen in many ancient paintings and unearthed cultural relics preserved today. It has two main styles, one is a chest-length skirt with double lapels and the other is a cross-collar chest-length skirt. A double-breasted undershirt refers to a blouse with symmetrical slits on the front, which is fastened to the chest with ties or buttons; a cross-collar chest-length underskirt means a top with overlapping slits in the front, which is fastened to the chest with ties or buttons. side. Both styles have a common feature, that is, the top and skirt are both high-waisted, making the figure look slender and slim. So, when wearing such… -
Hanfu's clothing systems include Deep Garment, Robe, and Ruqun
According to the "Book of the Later Han·Yufu System", it is recorded that Hanfu "began from the Yellow Emperor and was prepared by Yao and Shun". The so-called "clothing system, deep clothing system, robe system and underskirt system" actually refers to the four basic forms of Hanfu. According to In our current terms, there are four basic styles of Hanfu. 1. Clothing "Yi Xici Xia" records: "The Yellow Emperor, Yao, and Shun hung down their clothes and ruled the world, taking over the universe." The garment system is the oldest and most basic form in the Hanfu system, consisting of the upper garment and the lower garment. The tops are mostly cross-collared or straight-collared, usually reaching the waist or slightly longer, while the lower garments are similar to skirts, loose and long to the ground. This shape was very popular before the Han Dynasty and was the main style of daily wear by the ancients. The development of clothing is closely related to the form of trousers at that time. Before the appearance of underwear, it had a very important function: covering people's private parts. The trousers in the pre-Qin period were similar to our current crotchless trousers. There was… -
Hanfu Making: Simple Ruqun Cutting Method
The basic cutting method of the underskirt is that the undercoat is a fitted cross-collar short undershirt, the width is based on the person's bust size, and the length only exceeds the waist and does not reach the hips (if the length reaches the hips or exceeds the hips, the hem needs to be added wide and arc-shaped, it is not the square hem in Figure (1). Of course, you can continue to use this cutting method, but the width must be based on the hip size, so that when the undershirt is tucked into the skirt, the upper body will be There will be too much excess fabric), and the skirt is an encircled half-length skirt. Ru's ruling There are two common methods of cutting the collar. Because of the cross-collar, the front placket will overlap part of the cloth, and it is difficult for one piece of cloth to meet the requirements for the front placket cloth volume. Therefore, these two common cutting methods use two pieces of cloth to form a jacket. One is the middle-back split method (as shown in Figure (1)), where the suture line of the two pieces of cloth is in the middle… -
The Hanfu aesthetic of Tang Dynasty women
Hello everyone, today we will talk about the clothing culture of ancient China, focusing on a representative clothing-the chest-length skirt. Learn about chest-length underskirts The chest-length skirt is a kind of Hanfu that was popular in the Tang and Song Dynasties. It is characterized by the skirt that rises high on the chest, showing an elegant and dignified posture. It is generally worn with a double-breasted shirt and a lower skirt. Or a cross-collar jacket paired with a skirt. This kind of clothing not only has extremely high aesthetic value, but also contains rich historical and cultural connotations. The development history of the chest-high Confucian skirt The chest-length underskirt is a type of traditional clothing invented by the Xianbei people and fused between the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It is the name given to a unique women's underskirt from the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Southern Tang, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms periods. The chest-length skirt was first seen in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It went through the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties until the rise of Neo-Confucianism in the Song Dynasty before being eliminated by history. It has a history of about 1,000 years. In… -
The cultural and social significance of Song Dynasty women's Hanfu Ruqun attire
The Song Dynasty is a very representative period in the history of Chinese clothing. The most common skirts and goose-yellow skirts among women's clothing in the Song Dynasty became representative of the era, reflecting the cultural symbols and social status of the society at that time. In this article, we will explore the historical background of women's clothing in the Song Dynasty, the cultural symbolism of the underskirt and goose yellow, and the status and identity they represented in the society at that time. During the Song Dynasty, China entered a period of relative stability and prosperity, which also provided a good environment and conditions for the development of clothing. As Confucian thought and culture began to dominate Chinese society, it also affected the clothing style and aesthetic concepts at that time. This led to the fact that women's clothing in the Song Dynasty was mainly characterized by skirts. The underskirt is a single garment with sleeves connected to the body, similar to a modern shirt. The styles and styles of underskirts were very rich during the Song Dynasty, and the different colors and patterns also reflected the fashion and aesthetic concepts of the time. Ruqun occupied a very important… -
Ruqun, Beizi, Aoqun – Are You Wearing Your Hanfu Correctly
Hanfu is the traditional clothing of the Han nation. Hanfu began with the Yellow Emperor, was prepared by Yao and Shun, and was established in the Zhou Dynasty. In fact, Hanfu has been throughout the entire ancient history of China. Hanfu in each dynasty and each generation has its own characteristics in shape and wearing method. It has continued to evolve in the inheritance. After the Tang Dynasty, Hanfu became more popular. Each has its own merits and a hundred flowers bloom. In recent years, Hanfu has become popular again. Modern young people take to the streets and walk through the crowds with fluttering clothes. People can't help but admire that this costume that has traveled through thousands of years is still full of charm. Qingpu Fusion Media host clocks in Zhujiajiao Qilu Academy, Wear Hanfu and visit the ancient town. Come for an immersive experience, Take three sets of Hanfu from the Tang, Song and Ming periods as examples, Dressing accessories, strolling in the courtyard, Listen to Hanfu production and research scholar Zhang Yi interpret Hanfu culture, Savor the deep feelings between stitches and threads. Three pieces of clothing and makeup in Tang, Song and Ming dynasties What are… -
The Elegant Charm of Zimo's Chinese Style Song Dynasty Hanfu Qixiong Ruqun
Zimo is a kind of fashion clothing that carries traditional Chinese aesthetics. It combines the clothing style of the Song Dynasty in China and shows respect and innovation for classical culture. This Chinese-style Song Dynasty gown with double lapel and waist-length undershirt not only integrates ancient design elements, but also glows with new brilliance under the modern aesthetic perspective. 1. The meaning of the name The name "Zi Mo" has a profound meaning. Purple symbolizes dignity and nobility, while Mo Lu represents walking thousands of miles away. With its profound artistic conception, this name interprets an elegant pursuit and yearning for a better life. 2. The ancient charm of the long gown made in the Song Dynasty China's Song Dynasty was a period of cultural prosperity. The clothing style of the Song Dynasty was mainly simple and elegant, emphasizing smooth lines and overall harmony. Zimo's Song Dynasty gown inherits this ancient charm and features a double-breasted design, which not only shows the identity of the wearer, but also highlights the connotation of traditional culture. The double-breasted skirt extends to waist level, which not only provides comfort, but also shows unique taste. 3. The softness of the waist-length underskirt Paired with… -
Four Tang Dynasty Hanfu Sets Showcase the Magnificence of the Golden Age
Many of the Hanfu we see now are designed with our modern aesthetics in both patterns and colors, so they have a very strong modern flavor. If you pay attention to "restored" Hanfu, you will find that the aesthetic level of the ancients was also very high. Today we will take Hanfu made in the Tang Dynasty as an example. We will appreciate several sets of restored Hanfu with dignified and elegant colors to show you the atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. 1. Green restored Hanfu Pairing: "Round-neck half-arm top + torn skirt" Main color: green Style: Graceful Tang style Nowadays, when we buy Hanfu, we often choose some styles with heavy embroidery. Many people think that Hanfu with heavy embroidery is more gorgeous and grand. However, in ancient times, there were very few embroideries on Hanfu. Most of them were solid colors or printed styles, such as this This kind of restored flower pattern is not as gorgeous as embroidery, but it has a bit of classical charm. This is a set of crew-neck shirts and torn skirts. The overall color is green. Four different depths of green are staggered throughout the outfit, which looks very fresh and…