AvenueX's Han Fu Collection - Chinese Traditional Clothing

Finally I made this video! Thanks to Xiaxia's help, now you guys can see my pretty treasures and how to put them on!
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[@studiohq]

Can we just talk about how intellegent she is dood I love listening to her

[@davidtan2956]

I am a Chinese but born in Philippines that's why i have a compassion of hoping to participate in bringing back this wonderful culture as part of tourism attraction in China.

[@corneliusdobeneck4081]

Would be great. Such a rich culture. Let's just leave out the corruption :D

[@CeceliaS69]

Each dynasty does have a different fashion sense that has its goods and bads however I favor the Han Dynasty's clothing a lot more. I just think it looks more nice and clean cut. Long and loose dynasty clothing can be good too but too bothersome when you move. I would try all of them out but I prefer to mainly buy the hanfu from the Han Dynasty.

[@mgold7503]

I hope that you do a video on how they do the elaborate hairstyles of various dynasties. I loved the demonstration of how to put the clothes together.

[@AvenueX123]

Hair style is very difficult because there were so many of them and very little historical record of exactly how the hair was done

[@MyCristinaM]

@@AvenueX123 Unfortunately. Because I think jewelry is very interesting and it is linked to hairstyle. Maybe some words about jewelry and symbols of it. For example when getting engaged you get a bangle from the man? Not a ring?

[@flarekary]

Hanfu is truly amazing. I'm not Chinese but I wear Hanfu at times and the variations in it is just so great. I like the casual hanyuansu too. Hanfu is timeless. So many great clothing styles around the world, with rich history and interesting creation of the garment. Thanks for making this video. Hope more people become interested in Hanfu. Taobao has a lot of Hanfu for anyone interested. The amount is mind blowing.

[@AvenueX123]

yes, and it really only happened in recent I'd say 7/8 years, because before that there was no Taobao shop selling Hanfu at all! How crazy is that!

[@mickymoused57]

I find the outfits of ancient China so fascinating and I absolutely love that you took the time to do this!!!!

[@jasonhuang6078]

mickymoused57 It is Chinese traditional clothing.

[@Sardiatae]

@@jasonhuang6078 its modern fashion made to look old it never existed in history of China just fantasy from watching too much tv

[@helenng6670]

What fantasy, it come from han mandarin 4000 old history.. manchu bresk down history and culture killings 50.000 000,lifes harder than any imperial japanese did.. for 8 yesrs war.. And we han msjority is not minority.. we are real big, need to know own history.. after so long

[@helenng6670]

Bih robotic.. who you came from manchu????

[@chouaxiong4831]

Please make a video on how to make hanfu 👏🏻

[@sofaeaway]

It looks like it would be amazing to wear when there are weddings or festivals! So instead of wearing dresses you wear Han Fu during the said parties

[@bassdylan7048]

I couldn’t find this video to be any more satisfying. So relaxing, captivating, well constructed, and informative.

[@panchanityongkiatkan7571]

Woww! The content is very refreshing! I love how you always be informative and give us a pretty much historical knowledge background of what you're talking about. It's always fun and captivating to learn about chinese culture through your content both about chinese drama and this one.Your videos are serene yet profound and very worth watching. Thank you for always put your mind into making great content.I'll live long and happy watching AvenueX.

[@AvenueX123]

Thank you for your heart felt comment! I'm so lucky to have such a lovely audience

[@phl1rxd]

Appreciate you taking the time to talk about clothing - fascinating. As someone who sews I have always loved the clothing in the historical dramas. This video was a delight to watch!

[@TwistedWhoFan1]

This was sooo cool!! I love watching how costumes come together and the history behind clothing pieces. So, thank-you!

[@deannietaylor97]

I loved watching this video. Thank you for taking the time to share with us your personal interest in Chinese traditional Clothing. I really appreciate the historical information regarding the Han Fu.I would love to see more of the costumes you made. Thank you for this informative video!

[@drawnseeker]

This is so cool! I'm new to Chinese culture and I love learning more about it. I'm hooked on wuxia novels and period dramas so it's cool to know the history behind the different hanfu .

[@anniexu1999]

I think I have just found my favorite youtuber ever!! AvenueX~I can't believe there is someone out there loving the same things as I do and making such an outstanding youtube channel to show the world her passions. The first video I watched on your channel is an edit of the Guardian. Then I jumped onto the How to Say No Like A Chinese video. As I looked at the recommendation, I saw your Hanfu video. My heart just went ahhhhhh~ I am just so amazed at how intricate and excellent your videos are. I am so happy to find out about you and your channel!!!

[@noushzad19]

I loved this it. thank you. while I was living in Japan I started to wear yukata at home, then I get the impracticality thing you mentioned but you get used to it and it's easy to wear, smooth and beautiful (I made some changes in obi part though) not I want that Tang Dinasy dress. I sure going to buy it next time in Taobao :)

[@Marina.F3918]

I agree but I also must add as a Japanese person. Yukata is not traditional, it is a modernized version which is much easier to wear. If you try a kimono it is sooo much more difficult to wear. people get certicificates for just being able to put a kimono on properly.

[@may-ky6jl]

My relations wears kimono regularly. I only saw my grandmother worn a western dress once. My mum and anties wears a few times a week. My dad wears every day at home. He says it is very relaxing. They all dress up themselves in 10 mins. They do not have any certificates to do that. Just getting use to it. My mum cooks and clean the house in kimono without any difficulty. Yukata is normally for home after having a bath before you are going to bed or just neighboring visit. It is a very casual clothing, not even going to shopping in a town centre.

[@Drnomuraful]

I loved hearing about the history of the clothes and seeing how the clothes are worn. Thank you for making this video.

[@GoldenOwlEvents]

Wow, this was great to learn. An enjoyable lesson and demonstration. It's so great to see both the historical reference art along with a dressing demonstration and historical context narrative. You are a good teacher! Thank you for making this :)

[@CK-831]

The brown,blue and rose colored at the end is absolutely stunning!! I would feel like a princess but would never have an occasion to wear Hanfu. Lovely video. Xo

[@artoftheroses]

it is really nice learning about the history of the clothes as well

[@gigigk5472]

I love your clothes they look so good. I personally have couple Hanfu even I am not Chinese . I think they are beautiful and I actually modernized same of them didn't feel so awkward.

[@AvenueX123]

I think modernizing is a very good idea, making it possible to wear them in the real world

[@logan3122]

Hi AvenuX, can you do a video on modernized hanfu? :)

[@gigigk5472]

Ebay has great Hanfu collection. I even checked Taobou web site but not really possible shopping there. When my friend went China she order for me and bring me here in State. But if u find good seller from Ebay they can find your item send them to you. I wish i can put a picture my modernize Clothes.

[@nekkojoy]

Very interesting video....To a non-Chinese person, it really doesn't matter which traditional Chinese style that Chinese wear as long as it is a traditional style, I think. Each is unique and pretty, and whenever you wear it, you may feel and think of your culture, heritage, ancestors, etc. Having a sense of pride of a nation and tradition is a good thing. I think it's all good.

[@DizzzyKipper]

That was great.You never disappoint; Always interesting and entertaining.Thank you.

[@rianalvis4219]

This was so interesting. Thank you for sharing. I love the background you give on the history of the clothes. Thank you again for all your videos.

[@huesoo9827]

I love this video. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it. It is difficult to find videos like this in English. I helped my daughter make a Tang Dynasty costume for her class project and this would have been super helpful !

[@oowatwat]

This is so interesting! Please make it into a series! I feel like I've learned so much

[@sianais]

4:55 Old Xian got flamed on twitter a few weeks ago by people who apparently don't know this. It was sad to watch.

[@urfather5546]

Mainly flamed by Koreans. Other foreigners don't care at all. Koreans have always been like that. Don't worry 😂

[@urfather5546]

Korean people often use Chinese culture to apply for the world cultural heritage. Ancient times, Korean people learned a lot from China, but now they hate Chinese using Chinese culture which Koreans learned from ancient China.

[@helenk5579]

Really like this video, great historical overview! Love Chinese historical clothes.

[@shqa574]

Nice topic, and a nice change in pace! I started watching historical C-dramas in December 2016. The costume designs varied from show to show. I am curious what you think of the Lost Love in Times designs; the male characters' costumes. Perhaps you could do a fashion review of the drama, after it ends.

[@AvenueX123]

those are mostly "designed" so they are not really true to any historical period, 95% of C drama costume (period drama) are of imagined version rather than actual historical version

[@rorybolton4311]

谢谢你！！ I am just beginning to learn Mandarin Chinese and videos like this are so helpful for learning about the culture and history behind the language. I really appreciate that you take the time to share your culture.

[@valeriesimmons1414]

i enjoyed your​ video on Han Fu Traditional clothing..very intetesting and i Love learning Asian History. I will watch all your videos...Thank You..

[@AvenueX123]

Thank you!

[@humbledaisy]

Very neat to watch the dressing process! I imagine having a maid would help with all that tying. I'd like to see your take on real styles vs. fantasy style han fu in dramas.

[@AvenueX123]

lol, It would be interesting to do a video about that, most of those are as far from history as you can imagine

[@Anberel]

Loved the history and cultural information presented. I wish it was possible to buy Han Fu in the United States. I think it’s so beautiful and interesting.

[@tims4966]

Fantastic video, Avenue X!

[@AvenueX123]

Thank Yah!

[@officialmintt]

Love how informative this nutshell is. First vid and subbed xx

[@saraishinkai15]

Very cute .Chinese hanfu is very diverse .

[@Moon13Dreams]

I loved this

[@Mystearica81]

I loved the all! The red one and the last one especially!!

[@chadalakhussey1919]

Please make a video on how to make hanfu 👏🏻 I feel like I've learned so much, thank you for showing each piece and going through the history.

[@elizabethdugan7640]

Thank you for such a lovely video. I love hanfu so much. To me the Tang dynasty fashions are comparable to the Boho Chic of today. The colors & patterns mixed together say how international the culture was. I was a member of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) back in the 70's & 80's. I enjoyed wearing "garb", i.e. medieval or Elizabethan clothes to events. Once a year, I went to Pennsic War & shopped (or commissioned) the merchants new clothes. Some I wore to Halloween at work, besides events. One sent of garb was a Manchu set, so comfortable (not court clothes). A hanfu clothier would do very well at Pennsic I think. Besides selling clothes, also as a lecturer on hanfu in classes with demonstrations of how to wear, would be welcome. There is a lot of videos on KZbin about the Pennsic War. Keep up the good work.

[@irenek6295]

I love that big beizi! and also the Tang dynasty dress..so sophisticated

[@Turtelik]

Hello! I really love the violet beizi, so beautiful! :)

[@user-jg3yx8yu4l]

Thank you so much for making this video!!! 😍😍😍 It was so informative!!

[@silvaanabeatriz07]

I loved the Ming Dynasty one, so pretty

[@kathrynjones3783]

I simply loved it . I am going to watch it again. Thank you.

[@logan3122]

It's such a pity that you can't really wear the hanfu as a normal practice in mainland China like the Koreans and Japanese do. I'm ethnic Chinese and it'll be really cool if I can wear the hanfu (even though I'm a tomboy at heart) out on the streets during Chinese New Year or something without people judging me or thinking that I'm a cosplayer. :/

[@AvenueX123]

I know, it will be quite some time before this could happen.

[@Breenndda]

Not even for weddings or anything?

[@philtinlyn]

Please make an updated video of your hanfu collection! I love watching you

[@elisel8828]

Thank you for sharing this amazing contents! Hanfu are absolutely Stunning

[@SenrisPlace]

Yes. THis is such an awesome video, please do more!

[@fuleielizabeth]

I love hanfu! I have a pink one and want more but they’re kind of expensive...

[@iskotayo1]

fuleielizabeth how much expensive is?

[@fuleielizabeth]

ringo achie mine was around $200.00

[@iskotayo1]

fuleielizabeth (gasp) O_O I found local online shop here thar sell han fu-s but I think the quality aren't as good

[@KayKrazie]

yes! i love the idea of this video. keep them coming

[@mnossy11]

Lovely!! The quality of your hanfu is stunning. I’ve ordered some tang style hanfu from several websites but they’re pretty low quality and are not very historically accurate. I wish I could access Taobao but they don’t ship to Canada!

[@peggy_tan]

I believe Taobao does ship to North America. I'm in NY and bought many Hanfus from Taobao. It has a combined shipping service that saves international shipping as well.

[@peggy_tan]

@@angel_5260 are you having trouble because of the language issue? I know Chinese so it's not difficult for me.

[@SassyMa_]

So beautiful I wish I could wear beautiful clothing like that everyday, but I'm not asian, so I'll appreciate others in these beautiful clothes. Lovely video thank you!

[@xavierrodriguez1370]

As far as I'm concerned, most Chinese people don't mind if non Chinese people wear hanfu, so as long as you wear it respectfully I think you can go ahead. Just remember to do your research.

[@TL-fe9si]

I believe cultural appropriation is only a thing in the west.

[@alexandragomez4276]

To some koreans sto claim chinese hanfu is koreans. The only 高丽样 that koreans say is horsetail skirt not same that horseface skirt.

[@adaada4523]

@BKang Koreans, Goguryeo is not South Korea. In addition, Goguryeo at that time followed Chinese costumes. Also, Chinese Ming Dynasty costumes were influenced by Mongolia, not Koreans. Why do Koreans like to claim the origin so much? South Korea's Hanbok imitated China's Ming Dynasty, not China's imitation of South Korea. What is South Korea's purpose of spreading rumors to the world? Because they don't have their own culture, can they only steal Chinese and Japanese culture?

[@adaada4523]

@BKang Please do not spread rumors and hatred under the Hanfu video. Koreans only need to go abroad to read the history books of other countries to know the truth. Korean history books are different from those in the world. In order to monopolize Chinese culture, fabricate stories and spread lies. Besides, speaking of theft, why do Koreans call the clothes given to you by the Chinese emperor Hanbok?

[@adaada4523]

@BKang Regarding Chinese history, Chinese history books are the same as those of the whole world. Regarding Korean history, Korean history books are different from the whole world. Your hatred of the Chinese government has made you no longer aware of right and wrong. South Korea claims to be a Korean civilization, with 5,000 years history, Both Chinese and Japanese cultures originated in Korea, but the fact is that most of the so-called Korean culture in Korea comes from foreign countries. They have never been independent since ancient times. They tamper with history just to satisfy their self-esteem and overcome their inferiority complex.🤣

[@s.a.996]

I really love this video as someone who admires history and cultures. We must hold onto our traditions, which make us unique and special in every way. Nowadays, everyone wants to resemble Westerners in behavior, clothing, and architecture, which is so ugly. I hope that we keep our unique and beautiful cultures alive with us. I would love to wear HanFu from both dynasties.

[@lisasachs6627]

Thank you for doing this video. I have a Tang-like dress that I needed some help with wearing. Your video made my job a lot easier

[@samladybird6834]

Thanks for sharing. I learn something pretty refined, cultural and intellectual of Han Fu in English!

[@maloney911]

Wow!!!! So pretty!!!!! Thank-you for sharing :)!!!!

[@thaynaguirao2303]

I'm doing a project for my collage and i thought of you! You saved my academic life!

[@teresialeonardi]

I love all the color combinations you have in your collection, especially the last one. And the designs are beautiful. You really have a great taste~

[@euj6636]

just a passing comment (pls don't mind me but I have to mention...)...it's not yi dynasty...it's joseon dynasty... but wow, the attention you address to the details of different hanfu!

[@user-or1bq1xn6r]

在当时朝鲜朝的统治者是李氏，所以中国人记载的是李氏朝鲜。

[@valentinwinter5248]

The video is sooooo amazing! Thank you!

[@Pammia100]

Very well done - the Ming and Tang dynasty pieces were beautiful. Really loved the fabric you had on to make the video -- and the lavendar piece. I am envious of some of the fabrics used but not envious of the length of skirts or sleeves. The clothes appear to be very uncomfortable. Some of the Chinese dramas have reproductions of the most magnificent fashion designs -- are they just the director's imagination for effect or an exaggeration for artisic effect?

[@AvenueX123]

most of historical drama you see out of China have "imagined" costumes that are far from reality. The ones I've shown in the video are close enough to history, they are not uncomfortable, but inconvenient for sure

[@Pammia100]

Thanks - I am really fascinated by some of colors and patterns that almost look like runway designs. Thanks for clarifying a misconception that I had about the costumes used in dramas.

[@vivealexcheng]

Due to the limit of the technology, some patterns and colors are just impossible to produce at the time, at least not possible to be made available for common people. We still don't know enough about ancient Chinese textile in general, and costumes in particular, because textile artifacts are degraded over thousands of years. I remember a renowned archaeologist on Chinese textile said that the chance to recover a textile artifact is 1 of 1000 compare to other artifacts like statues, ceramics, or even paintings. Most fabric they recover from 2000 years ago are coffin covers hidden between different layers of the coffin (ancient Chinese coffins tend to have multiple layers).

[@mauvemouse9259]

Very informative and fun to watch!

[@MultiTutsie]

Thanks a lot !!So beautiful!!!Where can I find patterns to try to sewing ?

[@kskhoo81]

I love your channel!

[@bowerbirdstyle7661]

That was fascinating! Thank you for sharing.

[@avopinea4146]

Thank you for sharing Chinese traditional clothing

[@svetlananana9609]

Thank you for the informative content and thanks for sharing it freely with the public💐❤️

[@LinhPham-dw1ct]

This is so freaken cool! I had always wonder about the chinese tradiotnal costume. I;ve watch so any c-drama and some of their outfits are so freaken beautiful!!! I actually really want to own one! I am hoping to go to China one day and get the opportunity to own one!

[@gigigk5472]

Linh Pham zi I went China but didn't have time buy traditional clothes. I buy in Ebay and are great quality.

[@LinhPham-dw1ct]

thank you!

[@shiinshiinro]

You can get it from taobao~! I got some of my modernised Hanfu from Taobao, shipped to Singapore, and so far, they are in good quality, and the price is good too~!

[@Onbehaard]

Thanks for making this video. Looking forward to the one on men's clothes.

[@rongrong4705]

Thank you so much for making such informative video. Could you please suggest where I can learn more about clothing in various chinese dynasty?

[@smthan462]

Very fascinating. Would wear for occasions or photo shoot

[@srper2]

Beautiful traditional clothing!

[@MichelleThao]

I love it. Do happen to have patterns for the hanfu outfit? Or do you mind sharing the website where you purchased the tang outfit?

[@AvenueX123]

I just bought them off Taobao.com, there are many shops that sell Han Fu, but first you need to be able to communicate in Chinese, and then the seller would need to mail it internationally, could be difficult to make an order.

[@aoifa_silverDragon]

Thank you for all the info. I much prefer hanfu to kimono. they are much more confortable and easier to wear. i wish i could wear those i own more... But liek you said, the long sleeve ones are very impractical.

[@user-nc9zr8rm9z]

Hello, would you know any patterns for Tang dynasty clothing? Thank you so much for the video and your collection is wonderful :)

[@iskotayo1]

I want all the skirt... they are lovely

[@AvenueX123]

They are fun to wear occasionally, but so hard to do anything while you are in it

[@iskotayo1]

AvenueX I have some fashion idea to mix and match it with my daily outfit... :)) the colour is so radiant while the other is soothing... but It wont be called as han fu anymore is it? If I want to use it in modern way... :)

[@alicea5]

How can people survive in those multiple layers in the heat? BTW, your floor color looks very nice. Love that gray hardwood.

[@AvenueX123]

I know...probably thinner materials in summer but definitely hotter than modern clothes

[@hunhun1164]

At some points in time it was a little ice age so it was cooler than now

[@corneliusdobeneck4081]

Anybody familiar with Shaw Brother movies has a good though not perfectly historically correct impression about the difference between Han chinese and Qing aka Mandshu aka Mongol invaders. Always remember the moment I saw the original Peking Opera ensamble from Beijing and showed up with my simple sort-of-traditional Tai-Chi dress ... grabbing some autographs from the main actors. I guess noone on that evening understood what an honor that was due to the general German who shows up at cultural events doesn't have a clue but only goes there because ... it's so cultural. The female chinese owner of my favorite chinese shop and her German husband (military) and I had a great time!

[@ceciliahendrickoson6564]

Thank you for the video! Were can you buy Hanfu online? Do you sew your own hanfu?

[@chummychimchim]

Very informative! Thank you very much for making this video ❤️

[@naleelor1337]

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@minerva5025]

Hi Avenu , really enjoyed watching your video, is it possible to tell me where I can buy patterns for Chinese dresses. I know some, but they all only write in Chinese and I can't read it, thank you.

[@edisonyang3658]

I don't know if you will see this comment but if you or anyone can help me, I would really appreciate it. So, I was watching the Legend of Swordsman and Fairy/Chinese Paladin, and I was intrigued by the clothes that Tang Yu and Anu wears and their hairstyles. Can anyone tell me what they are called or inspired by?

[@maisong4364]

I love traditional clothing so much!! You mentioned that you bought some pieces online, where did you buy them? I'm interested!!

[@nataliayang24]

taobao.com search 汉服

[@maisong4364]

Thanks so much!

[@sunshine-pl7gw]

Were did you buy these from? Is it possible to buy hanfu somewhere from the internet that ships to europe and isn’t too expensive? I’d appreciate any help. Thanks

[@samladybird6834]

Can you share which website you bought the beautiful red Bei Zi 8:26 and 10:26 purple embroidery Bei Zi ? Thanks,

[@MalvaLuna]

i made a hanfu inspired dress for my wedding. no idea which dynasty the picture i based it on was based on, though.

[@barbiebarbie1813]

Most Korean historical TV series are based on the theme of ancient Chinese managers ( ancient korean king) and Chinese nobles on the ancient Korean Peninsula. It is just that Koreans say that this is Korean ethnic history. Historically, the ancient Korean Peninsula was one of the areas where Chinese territory and governance were more than 2000 years ago (the ancestors of Koreans have always lived in a small place at the southernmost part of the peninsula). " Korean characters" was invented by ancient Chinese officials ( king who living in ancient Korea 朝鮮, one city of ancient China). In order to better use slaves. Invented Korean characters in order to use slaves. Slaves speak Korean language. Chinese characters can only be used by Chinese. In ancient . Koreans are prohibited from using Chinese characters and learn Chinese characters. The grammar of Chinese characters is completely unsuitable for Korean language. And Chinese characters can be used by Chinese in different dialects in various regions in China. This is also a national secret in ancient China. It is impossible to teach non -Han people (ancient Chinese). -------------------------------------- 1910. Japan has swallowed Korea. The Japanese believe that some of the low -level Korean traditional culture and primitive (women expose their nipples and transport things on their heads) are very primitive and backward. The Japanese banned Korean women from exposing the nipples (the traditional Korean costume. Hanbok). The Korean people strongly resisted. Koreans believe that this is a traditional culture of Korea. They insist on retention. In the Korean capital city. As long as the Japanese see those Korean women who show their nipples, they will give them penalties and slaps. After that, the Korean capital city gradually reduces Korean women's nipples. They cover the nipples with a piece of cloth. (But in the place where there are fewer Japanese soldiers. Korean women still maintain the traditional culture that exposes nipples). Until 1950, Westerners were still taking photos in Korea. A photo of Korean women showing nipples on the street (traditional Korean clothing). In 1970, this kind of Korean traditional culture disappeared completely. ------------------------------ Historically, Korean women's clothes show their nipples (about 11 years old. After they get married and have children), until they are old, they use their heads to transport things (and the original culture of Africa). * Ancient Korean traditional costumes are pure white (the Korean people have been known as the "White clothes ethnic" since ancient times), and women's clothes are exposed their nipples (the Korean people show their nipples to represent the beauty). This reflects the ancient Korean people and thoughts. --------------------------------------- Writing history is the tradition and habit of the ancient Chinese. The history of the ancient Korean Peninsula was written by classical Chinese. This was read for the Chinese and must be approved for the Chinese emperor. This is a record and governance story of Chinese officials and nobles on the ancient Korean Peninsula. In the ancient Korean Peninsula. It was two different ethnic groups. Chinese (Han Ethnic) and Korean (White Clothes Ethnic) Ruler and nobleman (Goguryeo , Baekje, Silla , Goryeo, Joseon ..): Chinese local officials and nobles (royal members, monks, scholars, soldiers, architects, technicians, and their families ...). They are Chinese (Han) and their descendants born in the local area. They have always wore China in China costumes. They speak Chinese language (official and Han dialect) and Chinese characters. They are Chinese officials and represent the Chinese emperor's governance of the ancient Korean Peninsula (朝鮮). Civilians and slaves (Goryeo, Joseon ..only appeared in history after the 13th century): Civilians and slaves are indigenous Koreans (White Clothes Ethnic). They speak Korean language. Long -term banned learning and use of Chinese characters (except a few descendants of mixed with Chinese people). They can only use Korean characters (after the 15th century. Chinese officials and scholars who settled on the Peninsula. Use Chinese characters and Korean language to create "Korean characters".).). ------------------------- Before 1930, the official language and text of the ancient Korean Peninsula were also Chinese. After 1950, Korean language and Korean characters became official languages and characters. Korea has become only more than 70 years of independent countries. * ancient Korean Peninsula = 朝鮮 in Chinese history * today korea = 韓國 in Chinese

[@stephaniesitler6241]

Can you please tell me how I can purchase a beautiful piece such as the purple/ violet overcoat piece at 10:25? I’m in love, and would love to have one of my own 💜🙏🏻

[@Lydomina]

Great video, and one of the most informative I've found yet. I would love to find out even more information how these were made historically if anyone has a resources. Anything on style, how they were sewn(or bound) together, and what kind of colors and textiles were available to them would be great. It's funny that you mention the Tang and Ming Dynasties because I've been searching off and on for months and I can't seem to find much of anything before the Tang Dynasty, and even information on hanfu from Tang to Ming Dynasties aren't exactly plentiful online :\ (maybe the information just doesn't exist anymore?).

[@AvenueX123]

There's more info on costume in China but you need to know the language to find these people/forum/organizations that specializes in reconstruction. It would be very hard to just search in English

[@Lydomina]

I see, that would put a damper in my search :\.

[@smie18]

Very interesting information

[@megamor5838]

I'm getting very much into the Chinese culture since learning Mandarin. When I seen the hanfu dresses....I was like omg so beautiful!! Why aren't people wearing this?!

[@patriciaramsey9454]

Thank you, for sharing. This was so interesting and beautiful.

[@coolthinghere6853]

in other videos ive only seen people tie the waist skirts with a center bow knot, or how she ties the chest length skirt. is that not historically accurate?

[@josephl8277]

This is super cool, i love it all. would really like to see male clothes too someday

[@ashaj7095]

man (and girl) buns are now the hairdo rage in the west. can you do a video about ancient chinese hair buns?

[@AvenueX123]

lol， I'm so bad at doing hair I don't know how to do ancient hair styles justice

[@mariadurneva6698]

Can you please provide a reputable source where I can purchase traditional Chinese clothing? I am particularly looking for good Ruqun dress. Thank you

[@snowlee9610]

Really interesting