Hi, everyone, the editor is here to do something again. In the last issue, the editor introduced some styles of Hanfu to you, but how can I explain the culture of Greater China clearly in a few words? The same goes for Hanfu. So, following the introduction of Hanfu styles in the previous issue, here comes again. In the last issue, the editor made the mistake of not being able to tell the difference between mountain shadows. In this issue, the editor corrected the mistake. Thank you everyone for your reminder. ​ ​ 8. Double-breasted waist-length underskirt: The collars of double-breasted skirts are opposite to each other on the chest and do not cross. Wear a tube top or top underneath. Chinese Confucianism emphasizes impartiality and peace. The double-breasted skirt expresses a kind of symmetrical beauty, reflecting the elegance and agility of Chinese women. Suitable for everyday casual wear. 9. Drag: One of the men's clothing in the Ming Dynasty, it was worn daily by emperors, princes and civil and military officials. The shape is cross collar and right lapel. The back is a whole piece, and the front is divided into upper and lower parts. Make horse pleats below…

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…

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…

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…

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…

The Ru skirt is a traditional costume of the Han people in ancient China, and the double-breasted Ru skirt is a type of Ru skirt. It has a straight collar and a symmetrical skirt, so it is called a double-breasted Ru skirt. Features Compared with other clothing shapes, the underskirt has an obvious feature: the top is short and the bottom skirt is long. The upper and lower proportions reflect the requirements of the golden section and have rich aesthetic connotations. They have a common feature: flat cutting, multiple edges, and ribbons; the changes in the upper jacket are mainly in the shape of the collar and placket, and the upper skirt is as long as the shoe upper. Generally speaking, if the dress is short, the skirt will be long, and if the dress is short, it will reach the waist, and if the skirt is long, it will be below the ankle bone; if the dress is long, the skirt will be wide, and when the dress is long, it will be from the hip to below the knee, and the skirt will reveal only a few inches, so the skirt does not need to show any features.…

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 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…

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…

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…

Round-neck robes, underskirts... How much do you know about the Hanfu in "Do you know whether it should be green, fat, red and thin"? Among the costume dramas, "Do You Know Should Be Green, Fat, Red, and Slim" is loved by the audience for its exquisite costume design and rich character relationships. Especially the Hanfu elements in the play are eye-catching. So today let’s learn about these beautiful and moving Hanfu together! First of all, what we want to mention is the "round collar robe". "Round-neck robe", as the name suggests, is a style of clothing with a round collar. This style first appeared in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and lasted until the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is loved by the majority of people for its simple and elegant design and high comfort. Then, let’s take a look at the “skirt”. In ancient times, "Ruqun" was a traditional way of dressing for women. The so-called "ru" refers to a top with small sleeves that is as long as the waist or slightly shorter. "Skirt" refers to clothes that are longer than the hem, usually in colorful colors. The combination of these two types of clothing is both fashionable…

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 Sui and Tang Dynasties were one of the golden periods for the development of culture and art in Chinese history, and were also an important stage in the history of Chinese costume art. As one of the main clothing items at that time, the underskirt represented the fashion and cultural atmosphere of the time. Analyze the artistic characteristics and origins of Ru skirts in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. ●—≺ How did underskirts become popular ≻—● During the Sui Dynasty, the skirt became popular and was regarded as daily clothing for women. Most of the underskirts in the Sui Dynasty had simple necklines and tightened waists to reveal women's slender waists. Ru skirts in the Sui Dynasty were often equipped with a placket, sleeves and hem. In terms of fabrics, Ru skirts in the Sui Dynasty mainly used silk, linen and other textures. During the Tang Dynasty, the styles of underskirts became more diversified and were closely related to the social atmosphere and culture at that time. The underskirts of the Tang Dynasty can be divided into two types: one is the traditional straight underskirt, and the other is the slit underskirt. The slit skirt was an emerging style…

Hanfu is the traditional costume of the Chinese nation, which represents the culture and history of the Chinese nation. The underskirt is a type of Hanfu. It is a very beautiful and elegant garment that is deeply loved by women. The skirt is a kind of clothing with a short top and a long and wide bottom. It is usually composed of a top, skirt and belt. There are various styles of underskirts, including double-breasted, cross-collar, waist-length, high-waist, etc. Each style has its own unique charm and beauty. The Hanfu skirt is not only beautiful, but also has rich cultural connotations. It represents the traditional culture and history of the Chinese nation and is an important part of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation. Wearing a Hanfu skirt not only allows us to feel the charm of the traditional Chinese culture, but also allows us to better understand the history and culture of the Chinese nation. In modern society, Hanfu skirts have become a fashion and trend. More and more people are wearing Hanfu skirts to display the traditional culture and history of the Chinese nation. Whether on the stage or in life, Hanfu skirts can make us more…

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…

Nowadays, traditional culture is recovering, and many girls love to wear Hanfu. So what are the more famous Hanfu in the Hanfu industry? Today we share 4 classic types, each type has its own unique charm 1. Cross-collar underskirt The cross-collar skirt was mainly used in the Han Dynasty. It is a type of Hanfu and a common dress in Hanfu. The characteristic of cross-collar skirt is that the upper skirt is cross-collar. Cross-collar skirts were quite common in the Song Dynasty. 2. Chest-length underskirt Chest-length skirt is a name for a unique women's skirt during the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties periods. The chest-length skirt is a type of traditional clothing of the Han nationality. Since the Han and Jin Dynasties, the waist of the skirt has been tied around the waist. During the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, the waist of the skirt has been tied higher, many of which are on the chest. In some clothing history, it is often called It is a high-waisted skirt. According to people's current research on it, it is generally called chest-length skirt. No cultural relics of chest-length skirt have been unearthed so far. 3. Double-breasted skirt The double-breasted skirt began…

Chengdu, a group of young people wearing Hanfu poured into the subway from four locations, all destined for Kuanzhai Alley. Lu Xiaowei, who runs a Hanfu shop, led a team of people and set off from Wenshufang. This place, located 3 kilometers northeast of Kuanzhai Alley, is the birthplace of her first physical store. That was 13 years ago. At that time, people came and went in the scenic spot, but no one paid attention to her shop. For this event, there were hundreds of people in each team, and there were so many people who came after hearing about it without registering. The crowd monitoring system in the scenic spot was triggered, and the planned flash mob and group photo were temporarily cancelled. On November 22, 2003, electricity worker Wang Letian, a Hanfu enthusiast, put on Hanfu for the first time and took to the streets of Zhengzhou, attracting the attention of domestic and foreign media. This day was later designated as Hanfu Travel Day by the circle. Various cities will hold relevant activities around this day. Wearing Hanfu to travel is becoming more and more common nowadays. People wearing Hanfu to take photos can be seen everywhere in…

[Quju] is a style of Hanfu. In ancient times, there were twelve pieces of deep clothing, all with the broad head at the bottom and the narrow head at the top, commonly known as gussets. The ones that follow the gussets and hook the sides are called "curved gussets". Quju [Quju deep clothing] is a kind of Hanfu deep clothing, which was a common dress in the Qin and Han Dynasties. Shenyi can be divided into straight and curved trains according to whether the train is wrapped around the skirt or not. The skirt of the deep-curved garment is extended at the back, and the lengthened skirt forms a triangle, which passes through the back and then wraps around the front. A large belt is then tied around the waist to cover the ends of the triangular pleat. Dark clothes with curved trains were more popular from the pre-Qin to Han dynasties when the hakama was not invented. Can be worn by both men and women. Quju has been retained as women's clothing for a relatively long time. From the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Wei and Jin Dynasties, women's deep attire declined, the rut skirt began…

When it comes to Chinese classical style clothing aesthetics, cheongsam and Tang suit have long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, but the public knows very little about Hanfu. From confusion about the concept of "Hanfu" to the name of the structure of Hanfu, there is a lack of understanding, not to mention the behind-the-scenes cultural connotation. The so-called "Hanfu" does not refer to the costumes of the Han Dynasty, but the traditional costumes of the Han nation, also known as Han clothes, Han costumes and Chinese costumes. The predecessor of the Han Dynasty was the Huaxia ethnic group. The entire traditional costumes of the Han ethnic group can be traced back to the Zhou Dynasty. They developed through the Qin Dynasty and gradually matured in the Han Dynasty. Cai Yong said in "Doctrine": "The emperor always obeys, and the Han obeys Qin." At the beginning of the new year, Chengdu Tianfu Ancient Town officially opened the "National Style Year" with thousands of people parading in Hanfu - wearing Chinese clothes, visiting the ancient town, touring the Bamboo Sea, and appreciating the national trend. Until a few years ago, wearing Hanfu for travel or gatherings was almost…

The term "Hanfu" was first seen in the "Book of Han": "Later, when people came to pay homage, they enjoyed the Han clothing system." In ancient times, the traditional clothing of the Hu people was called "Hu clothing", while the traditional clothing of the Han people was called "Han clothing". Later, with the continuous development of the historical process, "Hanfu" was gradually regarded as a unique cultural symbol of the Han people. It is not only a traditional costume in ancient my country, but compared with the history of Japanese kimono, Hanfu has a longer history and can better highlight the style of China as a land of etiquette. Of course, they are both Hanfu, but there are still big differences between different dynasties. Today, Coco will take everyone to experience the charm of Hanfu in different dynasties. 1. A brief introduction to the historical development of Hanfu According to historical inferences, Hanfu should have first appeared in the Yin and Shang Dynasties. After the Yin and Shang Dynasties, the crown clothing system was initially established, and during the Western Zhou Dynasty, the clothing system gradually took shape. In the late Zhou Dynasty, due to the rapid political and economic…