Month: December 2024

Hello, I see that you posts a lot of hair ornaments, there are no name for each? I noticed that you also it called a “hairpiece”? I couldn’t tell what’s the difference between hairpin, hairstick and hairpiece. I think (簪) is a hairpin? So do these 2 characters (簪子) mean hairpin, hairstick, or hairpiece? What does it call? It would be very appreciate if there’s an answer to my question! But what if there’s this (子) at the end of the (簪)? Hi, thanks for the question! Thank you very much! The Chinese umbrella term for hair ornaments is Fa Shi/发饰. For detailed information on the different types of Chinese hair ornaments, I highly recommend the following resources: 1) Introduction to Traditional Chinese Hair Ornaments, 2) Categories of Traditional Chinese Hair Accessories, 3) Tradition of China – Hair Ornament Culture, 4) Ten Best Hanfu Jewelry Accessories. The posts on my blog also tend to use hairpin, hairstick, and hairpiece interchangeably. 1) Zan/簪 (aka Zan Zi/簪子, Fa Zan/发簪) – The most basic/common type of Chinese hairpin, typically used to stabilize hair. Also called Zan Zi/簪子 or Fa Zan/发簪 – don’t get confused, they mean the exact same thing. Usually decorated at one end. 2) Chai/钗 (aka Fa Chai/发钗) – Basically a two-pronged Zan. 3) Bu Yao/步摇 – Basically a Zan or Chai with mobile attachments (pendants, tassels, fringes) that swing when the wearer walks. Unlike the Zan which has just one pin/stick, the Chai has two. Hence the name Bu/步 (walk) 摇/Yao (shake). 4) Dian/钿 (aka Hua Dian/花钿) – A small hair ornament shaped like a flower (Hua/花) that is pinned to the hair for decoration (can also take other shapes). Women would bring a comb with them everywhere they went, and eventually started to put Bi on their hair as a means of decoration. Note – this is the hair ornament that Mulan wears in the Disney film! Now of course there are many more types of Chinese hair ornaments, but these are some of the most basic ones. 5) Bi/篦 (aka Bi Zi/篦子) – A fine comb that was originally used to comb and clean hair. I may update this list in the future. Again, for further information, please check out the links I listed above. You can also check out my hair ornaments tag, hairpin tag, and Q&A Masterpost for more resources.

When talking about Chinese costumes, Tang suit (Chinese suit), the Mao suit, and Cheongsam are the three most frequently mentioned forms. Besides these costumes, Hanfu is another form of traditional Chinese costume, which had been ignored for many years. Recently, with the revival of Confucian culture, Hanfu has been realized by people and more and more people like to wear Hanfu in important events, holidays or ceremonies. Hanfu (or Han Chinese clothing) is one of the longest history ethnic costume in the world, from 21st century B.C. Unlike other ethnic costumes, Hanfu is a mass of ethnic Han clothes from Xia and Shang Dynasties to modern days with characteristics of ethnic Han. 17th century, nearly 4000 years history, basing on the Han nationality culture, through the natural evolution, and then formed a unique costume system. The style of Hanfu changed with the dynasties, concise beauty was respected in the early stage (Xia-Shang dynasty to Han dynasty). This period was a strict hierarchy society, the length of the skirt, the wideness of the sleeve or the degree of ornamentation of Shenyi (a common type of Hanfu in this period) represented different positions. Shenyi (Xia-Shang dynasty to Han dynasty), it was primarily worn by women. Tang dynasty was the golden time of ancient China, the culture and economy developed rapidly. Foreign culture came in ancient China and had been well accepted, old notions like the low status of women had been changed, which directly reflected by the change of Hanfu. It used to call for clothes should be covered up the whole body, in Tang dynasty, Hanfu became broad and loss. Shenyi (Xia-Shang dynasty to Han dynasty), it was primarily worn by men. Hanfu n Tang dynasty. From Song dynasty to Ming dynasty, Hanfu changed a lot, the collar mainly became circular type instead of symmetrical type. Hanfu in Qing dynasty inherited these characteristics. ‘The proportion of the upper outer garment to lower skirt in Ming dynasty was significantly inverted. Hanfu in Song dynasty, Yuan dynasty, Ming dynasty and Qing dynasty. Now Hanfu has become a historical heritage of ancient China, it usually appears in important festivals and media entertainment. In late Qing dynasty period, the clothing was affected by western style clothes, especially in the modern society, these western-style clothes instead of Hanfu and became people’s daily wearing. In Nvember, 2003, Wang Letian, an ordinary man, he wore Quju (a form of Hanfu) went to the street, which was based on the limited information and made by other Hanfu fans and himself. He is the first man who wore Hanfu in public places. 2004 is an important year for Hanfu, on October 7th, ‘Beijing Times’ reported a Hanfu activities, a false report appeared at night, and some websites changed the title and called Hanfu ‘shroud’. Journalist Zhang Congxing reported this news in ‘Lianhe Zaobao (the largest Singapore-based Chinese-language newspaper)’, and attracted worldwide attentions, this was the beginning of Hanfu renaissance. Hanfu amateurs sued the company and won this case. In 2006, the Chinese government official website changed the image of Han Chinese to Hanfu, it represented the government approved Hanfu. After this, Hanfu had been well-known, more and more people took part in the Hanfu revival. In the following year, Hanfu had been proposed in CPPCC (Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference) and the National People’s Conference that Hanfu can represent Han Chinese clothing. In 2009, Hanfu fans in British propagandized Hanfu, it was the first overseas Hanfu event had been reported, and it started popularity of Hanfu all over the world. So far, Hanfu had been widely known by both Chinese people and foreigners, the number of Hanfu amateurs increased from only a few people to over 465,000, this is the efforts by Hanfu fans and the government support. In the following years, more and more Hanfu activities will be held, the biggest wish of Hanfu fans is that Hanfu can be accepted by the public in the future. Tang Yan is a big fun of Hanfu. On April 30th, 2013, the first Cross-Strait Hanfu Culture Festival was held in Fuzhou. The first time she knew it was 6 years ago, when she was a college student. Tang went to a Hanfu exhibition with her friend, the exhibition shared the beautiful clothes and the culture of Hanfu. After the exhibition, Tang searched more information about Hanfu, then she realized that Hanfu had become a historical and cultural sign of ancient Chinese rather than the daily clothes. It was minority, and it was hard to find someone who had the same interests, her friends could not understand why Tang suddenly liked Hanfu and wanted to wear it in daily life. ‘They said that was so strange. ‘I fell in love with Hanfu at the first sight! Hanfu is an old thing, people do not wear it now. Hanfu is a vague concept to them, it only has significance to culture. I felt so depressed,’ Tang said. ‘When I found Hanfu Post bar (like Google Group), I felt so happy, I made lots friends, and they are all Hanfu fans. With our efforts, people around us gradually accepted Hanfu, ’Tang smiled. Not everyone can understand her dressing, several time when Tang was walking along the street, people thought the clothes were Kimono (Japanese costume) or Hanbok (Korean costume). In summer days, Tang and her friends organize activities together, they wear Hanfu and go to streets to introduce Hanfu. Actually Kimono and Hanbok are both derived from Hanfu in Tang dynasty, but now people believe Hanfu copies Kimono, that is so ridiculous! Tang and her friends want to broadcast Hanfu and arise people’s attention, not only because its historic significance, but also because Hanfu is Han Chinese’s costume. ‘Some people thought I was wearing Kimono, I had to explain it is Hanfu. Tang’s Hanfu are all made by Li, a tailoress who owns an online taobao shop. Tang Yan wore Hanfu. Most of her goods are Chinese ancient costumes. From 2010, the sales of Hanfu had increased quickly, it soon become the best-selling in Li’s shop. ‘There are so many forms of Hanfu, I could not distinguish them very well at first. Even in Hanfu was better known in 2010 than before, but for most people, they only heard Hanfu before, but did not know exactly what Hanfu is. I really knew little about it, so I searched online, and I found I am not the only one knew little about Hanfu. The information of Hanfu was not as completely as now, there were few ways to know about it’, Li said, she had to ask her clients several times to make sure the clothing is right. But now things go better, Li can get the information online, the information is a complete system. At first I knew nothing about Hanfu, and now I can explain Hanfu very well, I think I am an observer of the process of Hanfu revival,’ Li laughed. ‘From 2010, I have made over 300 Hanfu. ‘People hold different opinions about the Hanfu revival. The arguments of Hanfu revival are mainly focus on three aspects. The first one is about whether Hanfu is the clothing of Han Chinese, because in the process of national assimilation, the costumes and culture of different nationalities were interacted, it is hard to define what Hanfu is. Some people criticize Hanfu revival’, Caicai explained, she is a journalist who had published several news about Hanfu. The second one is about if people can accept Hanfu well, the disappearance of Hanfu is because of historical reasons, in modern days, Hanfu cannot replace western-style clothing, some people argued there is no need to revive Hanfu in modern society. The biggest debate it that, critics argue some Hanfu fans are too radical, which may cause ultranationalist problem, some opponent even called the revival ‘Nazism’, which is unreasonable. The reconstruction of national pride and the revival of Chinese culture are the original intention of Hanfu renaissance, it is purely a cultural consciousness and heritage. The culture of Hanfu is a way to help people understand the history, maybe this is the biggest significance of Hanfu revival. In the future, Tang and her friends will continue promote Hanfu. ‘What we have done is just want to spread our culture, and we do not care the result’.

Yesa robe (Chinese: 曳撒袍; pinyin: Yèsāpáo), also known simply referred as Yesa (Chinese: 曳撒), Yisan (Chinese: 曳撒), or Yisa (Chinese: 一撒), is an ancient type of Chinese clothing worn during the Ming dynasty. It has two hems at each sides. It originated in the Ming dynasty but was influenced from clothing of the Yuan dynasty. The absence of the threaded/braided waistband, the absence of pleats at the centre back and front of the skirt; the presence of large side pleats were the main features of the yesa; these features were developed in the Ming dynasty and were not of Mongol origins. Compared to the Mongol Yuan’s terlig, the sleeves and the bodice were wider; the pleats were also wide compared to very finely gathered skirt of the Mongol’s terlig; the yesa also had no waistband; the skirt was also longer. These features also differentiated it from its precursor. The yesa also showed sedentary life-style and Chinese cultural characteristics: its increase in length made it lose its functionality for horse-riding purposes, the flat centre back appeared as well-arranged pleats were to hard to maintain when sitting. During the Ming dynasty, some clothing incorporated the clothing elements from the Han Chinese and the Mongol clothing tradition; one of those mixed-elements is the yesa. The yesa is itself a new evolution of terlig. Mongol’s jisün clothing which is also a form of terlig. The yesa robe is a form of kuzhe (Chinese: 袴褶; clothing with trousers for riding or military style clothing); however, the design of the yesa made it no more functional for horse riding. Wei, red qipao Luo (2018-01-02). “A Preliminary Study of Mongol Costumes in the Ming Dynasty”. Social Sciences in China. Wang, Chen (2014-09-01). “Conservation study of Ming dynasty silk costumes excavated in Jiangsu region, China”. The yesa was worn as an informal attire by emperors, princes, ministers, and officials in their spare time during the early period of the Ming dynasty; it was worn as a formal uniforms in some occasions during the middle period of the Ming dynasty; it was worn as a casual dress worn by scholar-officials during the mid-to-late period of the Ming dynasty; and eventually it was worn by servants and commoners in the late Ming. Studies in Conservation. 59 (sup1): S177-S180. Cho, Woohyun; Yi, Jaeyoon; Kim, Jinyoung (2015). “The dress of the Mongol Empire: Genealogy and diaspora of theTerlig”. Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae. Finnane, Antonia (2008). Changing clothes in China : fashion, history, nation. Wang, Guojun (2020). Staging personhood : costuming in early Qing drama. This page was last edited on 21 June 2024, at 16:40 (UTC). Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License; additional terms may apply. New York: Columbia University Press. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization.

The world is embracing the “new modern” style, which is characterized by a mix of classic and retro styles, as well as hanfu designs. Modern Han style clothing is normally using a western-style three-dimensional cutting, and it’s a combination of retro patterns and trendy colors. The fashion world is in the midst of a huge revolution, and the traditional hanfu is changing faster than ever before. This trend has taken over the entire fashion world, and you can see it everywhere, from the streets to the red carpet. Modern Hanfu still belongs to the category of Hanfu. And if you want to be part of the new modern movement, you need to know how to dress like a modern woman. It just differs from traditional patterns in terms of fabric and cutting. So if you are looking for a Hanfu that can wear everyday, e.g. to the work office, to the movies, or to a restaurant, chic style Hanfu must be the best choice. Today’s Asian fashion is always changing and evolving. If you want to look trendy, fashionable, and modern, you should try these popular fashion modern hanfu inspired dresses. Modern song style is a type of casual clothing that is a great choice for people who want to look stylish and attractive. The hanfu inspired clothing can be worn by both men and women, and it has many advantages that can help you look young and beautiful. Also, the new design hanfu camisole crop top is very cool for those who want to look fashionable and sexy. There are many types of modern hanfu, but the most popular and famous one is the Song dynasty hanfu outfit. The modern hanfu dress has a lot of colors and patterns that you can choose from. The fabric of modern hanfu is very comfortable and you will feel great and want to wear it every day. You can also wear this dress with other normal clothes such as tees, jacket, and jeans. The modern hanfu is one of the most popular new fashions in China, and it has a lot of advantages, very easy to wear, retro and modern, old history and new lifestyle. But if you want to wear a good and fashionable hanfu dress, you have to pay attention to the details. You can choose different colors and styles, and you can wear it in various ways. A woman is always the center of attention, whether she is dressed to the nines or wearing something as simple as a pair of jeans and a tee. When it comes to choosing a modern hanfu dress for the day, there are a few things you should keep in mind. You need to choose a hanfu style that flatters your figure. When you have a specific occasion in mind, you can also use some basic rules of thumb to help you find the right hanfu clothing. There are many ways to do this, but you should try to avoid choosing a dress that makes you look like you’re trying too hard. If you’re going out on a meeting, you might want to choose something a little more conservative. For example, if you want to go out for drinks with your friends, you might want to opt for a long hanfu dress that has a bit of a sexy edge. However, there’s no need to worry about that because we have a wide selection of modern hanfu costumes for both women and men of all ages. Our fashion collection of modern hanfu is sure to meet the needs of all hanfu lovers who want to look trendy and stylish.

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This set includes three components: a sleeveless Beizi, a round-collared inner blouse, and a pleated skirt. The lightweight Beizi serves as a stylish outer layer, adding structure to the outfit without sacrificing comfort. The round-collared blouse underneath offers softness and simplicity, perfectly complementing the Beizi. The translucent sleeves with intricate floral cuffs bring a touch of elegance, while the breathable fabric ensures comfort throughout the day. Designed in a subtle palette, it features delicate embroidery that reflects nature-inspired patterns, giving the garment a fresh, ethereal charm. This understated piece adds to the ensemble’s versatility, creating a layered look that is both playful and refined. The pleated skirt completes the look with its elegant flow and intricate printed details. The soft pink undertones and printed floral accents add dimension, creating a mesmerizing interplay of textures and colors. Perfect for the transitional seasons, Blush Breeze captures the lively and youthful spirit of traditional Hanfu with a modern touch. The skirt sways beautifully with movement, enhancing the overall silhouette and embodying the romantic essence of Tang dynasty fashion. Whether for a cultural event or a casual stroll through a garden, this ensemble effortlessly conveys an air of sweetness and sophistication, making it a go-to choice for anyone seeking a balance between history and contemporary charm.

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Deliveroo brings favourites like Chinese to your doorstep. Order Chinese from Deliveroo and transport your tastebuds to new horizons. Hanfu (simplified Chinese : 汉服; traditional Chinese : 漢服; pinyin : Hànfú, lit. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. Han Chinese since the 2nd millennium BCE. Hanfu is the historical dress of the Han people for all of history before the Qing Dynasty, when the Manchus reigned. Learn about the features, origin, evolution, and influence of Hanfu, and how it was outlawed and revived in modern times. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. Hanfu (漢服) literally means Chinese Han people’s clothing. It is a term used to describe the traditional clothes worn by the Han people. Hanfu, an abbreviation for “Han ethnic clothing,” is a time-honored traditional attire that holds a significant place in Chinese history and culture. It embodies the unique charm and essence of the Han nationality, captivating people with its grace and splendor. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. Hanfu (汉服) refers to the traditional clothing worn by Han Chinese for over 4,000 years. Hanfu (漢服) or Huafu (華服) ? Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. It’s characterized by flowing robes, wide sleeves, and intricate patterns. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. Unlike the more commonly known qipao, Hanfu has a richer, older history that represents different dynasties and social classes. Once, on top of Xi’an City Wall , more than one hundred couples got married in a ceremony according to ancient edicts wearing Han Chinese garb. On traditional Chinese festivals such as Tomb Sweeping Day and Mid-autumn Festival and formal occasions, the younger people put on their Hanfu. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. Learn about the history, styles, significance, and revival of Hanfu, the traditional clothing of the Han ethnic group in China. Explore how to wear Hanfu, its accessories, festivals, events, and influences in fashion and design. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. Explore the typical styles, categories, and variations of Hanfu across different dynasties and social statuses. Learn about the history, structure, and occasions of Hanfu, the ancient Chinese garment that reflects cultural heritage and aesthetic elegance. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. The hanfu dress is typically characterized by loose, flowing robes, wide sleeves, and a focus on natural fabrics such as silk and linen. Chinese hanfu, the traditional attire of the Han Chinese people, is an exquisite and graceful form of clothing that holds a significant place in Chinese history and culture. Förhandsgranska webbplatser direkt från vår sökresultatsida medan du behåller din anonymitet. Hanfu is a long flowing robe with loose sleeves and a cinched waist worn with a decorative belt sash with a Jade or a purse attached to it. Hanfu is a very strong symbol of authentic Chinese culture, which was inspired by Confucian scholars.

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There are groups of people in China loves a kind of clothing called “Hanfu”. I am also a part of this group. And more and more people are getting into the “Hanfu” group in China. Then what is “Hanfu”? China has many ethnic groups with a long history while Han people dominate most periods in history. Thus, we called the traditional Chinese clothing “HanFu” in Chinese. For thousands of years, generations of clothing designers have devoted themselves to building the Kingdom of Clothes, making the garments that cover the human body into an important component of Chinese culture. As we all know, China has a long history. With the replacement of the Chinese dynasties, cheongsams every Chinese dynasty has its own symbolic clothing. The progress of a nation can be seen through its changes in clothing styles. The Qin and Han dynasties (221 B.C.-A.D. 220) witnessed the territory unification and the language unification. He established many social systems, chinese winter hanfu including using uniform to distinguish people’s ranks and social positions. Qin Shihuang is the first emperor who achieve the territory unification in Chinese history. Chinese clothing experienced a rapid development during the Wei, Jin, and Southern and Northern dynasties (220-589) because of the frequent wars which lead to the cultures and esthetic views of the north of south Chinese merged at that time. People’s clothes of the Tang Dynasty (618-907) were more varied than before. In addition to the wars, many philosophical schools of thought also influenced the clothing design conceptions. Because the state was more open to the world during the Tang Dynasty. The clothes of Song Dynasty (960-1279) were simple and elegant. And this makes people could. During the Yuan Dynasty (1206-1368), the Mongolian ethnic group which is known as the People on Horseback, dominated China at that time. The clothing style of clothing was a combination of Mongolian and Han at the Yuan Dynasty. Clothes for upper people were luxurious, but for normal people the clothes were simple and plain. You could also know one person’s ranks and social positions by observing people’s clothes. Dramatic changes took place during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Qing Dynasty’s clothing were not have limitation to style and advocating natural beauty during designing. During the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), clothes became elegant and glorious. At the beginning of this year, I’ve taken place into some activities which could spread Chinese culture at LA. I’ve been wearing my own Hanfus which I brought from China during those activities. Some people came to ask us whether the Hanfu is the clothes of the Han Dynasty. But in fact is not. From those experiences, I found some misunderstanding of Hanfu. Because Han people dominate most periods in history. It just use Han to called the traditional Chinese clothing. Many people mix the traditional Chinese clothing up with traditional Japanese and Korean clothing. The origin of Japanese and Korean clothing is the traditional Chinese clothing, thus, they use some similar elements during designing which cause this kind of misunderstanding. Traditional Chinese clothing is beautiful and the Chinese culture is interesting. There are also other interesting things of Chinese culture are waiting for more people to discover, such as the ancient Chinese poetry, Chinese dance and so on.

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