Hanfu is China’s trendiest fashion❗️

[@meli3593]

That one sis with sneaker and sunglasses is rebelious tomboy princess😂

[@Lunie_lynx.besties]

No, it’s Chinese

[@ifykyk679]

​@@jaihindersingh average kpop fan girl-

[@fries6197]

​@@ifykyk679 true lol 😂

[@ashlxy.c_]

@@jaihindersingh hanfu is Chinese, I’m pretty sure hanbok is Korean. Perhaps that’s what you meant

[@jaihindersingh]

@@ashlxy.c_ yu go waach koriian bloog. Dhey sey cpp steeliing oll dheir fuud an khulchur. Many thiings inventad by koriia an copiid by cpp- hanfoo, hanguul, ramien, jajangmien, dampliings, soi saus ,kimchii, hotpott, mooncaeks, chopstiiks, lunaar callenderr lunarr neu yeer, 12 lunarr zodiiaks, kpoopp soongs an dansiing , somsuung foon kampeutur chiips teknologhee, koriian maek up, yiinyaang simbul on koriian fleg an even confeusias coms fram koriia.

[@Vinyl-Syrup]

blue hanfu on the skateboard was killing it though! so cool!

[@nayonikabasu3775]

Fr

[@izthistle6196]

It definitely took him a lot of practice to do that while wearing a long robe

[@gravishuichi]

Fr

[@mousieyee]

I get it he's trying to recreate riding on the feng huo lun (flying on the fire wheels)

[@Vinyl-Syrup]

@@mousieyee like a blue Ne Zha

[@yasueyoum1631]

Honestly the most beautiful clothing made in history (imo). Its so flowy and elegant. Im glad it's making a return.

[@kumaasign9989]

Literally could not agree more. It is the one clothing style I love to draw but is so hard because of how elegant and flowy it is

[@demigodfangirl721]

If you love flowy and intricate traditional clothing, check out korean hanbok. They have tens of layers and the best twirlability. Very beautiful too.

[@gcx4892]

​@@demigodfangirl721hanboks are not flowy though, they are structured with a bell shape.

[@Blanch590]

Also the gentle pastels are just so pretty

[@AlissaSss23]

Same

[@stralbem]

Hanfu + Skateboard is like a Cultivator riding a Sword

[@naomicameron9646]

NOT THE SWORD 😭😭

[@ameliaterry7134]

Omg I thought this too!!!😂

[@Yukio_666]

ДА, я прям также подумала

[@aubreysong]

Air sword 😂 it'll be hillarious if they're sliding with sword shape skateboard

[@Aben-...dego._.2nd]

Mo dao zu shi?

[@regenbogen_sim]

Im a huge fan of many traditionally asian clothing styles and the feminine Hanfu is by far the prettiest. It flows so nicely and especially the modern ones have really cute colour combinations

[@brinn.i]

im chinese and this made my day 💕

[@pawhaisoe-vy5kt]

I made multiple Chinese ocs just for this reason! I love diversity so a lot of my characters are from different cultures. My most prominent character is a modern-day Chinese witch with a love of macabre and insects. She wares different dark cors of Hanfu everyday and carries around a round handfan. Her amarican Name is Maryland, which she changed to after escaping a communist attack in homeland China.

[@rosefulmadness]

*east asian, or just chinese

[@pawhaisoe-vy5kt]

@rosefulmadness They where talking about ALL asian clothing, but pointed out that Hanfu was their favorite.

[@inkbold8511]

@pawhaisoe-vy5kt You need to ask your doctor to upper your medication cause you are clearly 🤪🤪🤪

[@mirhasanoddname]

I'm really happy young Chinese are bringing Hanfu back. Most beautiful traditional clothes in history imo!

[@jhua8173]

bring back? hanfu never was brought away

[@Lotusflower888]

⁠@@jhua8173what about Korea Japan

[@Aresydatch]

​@@jhua8173What about the Qing

[@cherryandicecream4144]

@@Aresydatch during Qing, Taoist in temple wear hanfu, also retired officials.

[@nanaabaafriyie2453]

I have been watching Chinese historical/fantasy dramas and I've always loved their clothes and headpieces. I always wondered if I could ever buy some

[@Blanch590]

Im a sucker for flowy clothing its just so graceful

[@lana_354]

If it wasn't for ppl accusing anyone of "cultural appropriation" without them understanding what it means, I would've gladly wanted one Also I wish it was trendy to wear traditional clothes, how freaking cool would that be? Like a week when all ppl just wear traditional clothes everywhere they go That would be so fun

[@waij8261]

​@@lana_354yeah that gud idea.i also think like that

[@sayitasis8326]

@@lana_354 I wouldn’t let miserable people who are culturally ignorant dictate what I want to wear

[@user-mc6cl5go3i]

Of course you can, but it's very expensive. Chinese civilization is very tolerant. I am Chinese.

[@Akari_Sketches762]

The outfit is so pretty

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know!!!

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

Ikr

[@cabbancabdulqaadir8163]

I am not Chinese but I love when young people love their culture wear it proudly. I love it! Let them keep the tradition alive!

[@lillthpark-1427]

The guy in black with a skateboard was looking damn cool Edit: thankyou for 398 likes I never got this much likes plss like Edit 2 thank you for 1k likes

[@abuhabibalkhair250]

422 😉

[@loorobert6430]

I make it 700. Wow😊

[@priskruger314]

750 😊

[@lillthpark-1427]

Thank you

[@Valurah]

I love that the youth of China are expressing their culture through their wardrobe. They're so beautiful 🤩

[@seungjin4life711]

One of the reason why I love watching Chinese history drama, especially Xianxia and Wuxia dramas.

[@mofadel]

is it good?

[@-Snape-]

hanfus are my fav east-asian dress ever- they're so pretty!

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

Same

[@SailorYuki]

It fills my heart with joy that the young generation is bringning this back. Hanfu's are the most beautiful dressess in history, regardless of dynasty. I just wish I could have one too.

[@lizzykayOT7]

Hanfu is so pretty though.

[@Burning0Lilac]

Id love if traditional clothing came back all around the world.

[@chimoshishifu407]

Not sure I agree, America had some pretty restrictive & frankly ugly fashion though history. I already had to get reacquainted with Prairie fashion thanks to Target. I still have some dresses from the late 70s/early 80s that would’ve matched perfectly.

[@dragoneer121]

Yeah though here in Australia we don’t really have any. Its all very poor colonial i guess. Or just modern clothing

[@deaddog7611]

@@chimoshishifu407America has many cultures that pulled styles of dress from each other so hopefully you end up finding something you like even if it’s niche!

[@deaddog7611]

I agree! And I also wish people were more understanding with who wears what because people have given me harsh remarks or stares due to the fact that I don’t “look” like I have heritage to a certain country. It hurts because I have to prove myself when I literally have generations and generations of relatives that have lived in that country. I have other cultures in my life but this one in particular is the one I’m most connected to. You can’t tell where someone is from solely based on looks :/

[@backintimealwyn5736]

@@deaddog7611 you have heritage no matter what you do. You've just been brainwashed thinking what you have is worthless.

[@Heyheyheygoodbye21]

They are gorgeous! How the fabric hangs and flows. I am really not s fan of tight clothing so these looks always delight me. The detail and style they are putting into them with the hair. Goodness!! I wish modern fashion took more inspiration from the past then it dose.

[@joedyisonfire4903]

I love that traditional clothes are coming back in China. It’s such a beautiful and rich history with stunning fashion, and I love that people are embracing it.

[@PunditKING]

Never heard of it until now, but old shool China outfits of the rich back then are very beautiful.

[@user-tp7ne1du1n]

The prettiest ones are in museums. These are just cheap polyester replicas. The only good quality hanfus sold online are the minimalist ones made from good cotton material.

[@chimoshishifu407]

I love opening my FYP and seeing the beautiful Chinese Hanfu. Some of the creators are filming just the people wearing them, but there are some posting people doing the Traditional dances that are just so flowing and smooth.

[@PrinceDuCiel7]

I saw about five or six little girls wearing Hanfu for Halloween this year! It was Adorable and so cute!

[@fallenkiwi6499]

It actually makes the young ladies even more prettier than they already are. ❤😊

[@Aesthetic_Glamour_Aura]

My favourite dress is hanfu and I wanted to wear this It's so beautiful ❤️ Btw I am from India

[@user-dj4qn6xo8o]

Me too

[@bidishadutta5503]

Me tooo

[@wewenang5167]

YOU GUYS WEAR YOUR TRADITIONAL DRESS EVERYDAY STILL...SARIS.

[@user-mc6cl5go3i]

Of course you can wear it, but it’s very expensive. Chinese civilization is very tolerant. I am Chinese.Of course you can wear it, but it’s very expensive. Chinese civilization is very tolerant. I am Chinese.

[@KpopZuko]

@@wewenang5167 dude. It’s not appropriation if you wear it respectfully. Also. That was super fucking racist. Do better.

[@jiru331]

im IN LOVE with ancient chinese inspired clothing!!! my favorite stuff has to be han and qi lolita!!

[@chenoaholdstock3507]

This is such a fantastic way to preserve culture.

[@clownman9404]

It's so beautiful. Hanfu female outfits are just so elegant and feminine.

[@blackfyrerose2292]

They just look so pretty and elegant! I can see why its been making a comeback.

[@noalagobea4631]

Bro i WISH I was born into a country that had such beautiful culture

[@somebody7905]

So you also wish to be pressured to be top of your class? Top of everything you do? Get into the best colleges, get the best jobs. Not to mention the CCP

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

Same

[@XIFENG-lr9nc]

Your country or ethnicity must also have stunning and beautiful cultures, and you can explore and promote them.

[@user-fy9xl9eu8c]

some really dont@@XIFENG-lr9nc

[@user-bx4px7lj4x]

Let's make our own beautiful culture, am looking into it.😊

[@hopeworld9515]

Chinese certainly do have one of the most beautiful traditional dresses. I love every onelf them!

[@yanyanz3011]

Of course, Hanfu is the ancestors of almost all others ethnicity traditional dresses including Japanese and Korean traditional dresses.

[@froggywithaheart]

without sounding like an ahole, this is the first time that i wanna wear someone's traditional clothes SO BAD. like i respect every culture and all, but I wouldn't necessarily wanna wear the clothes but THIS??? THISS??? this is BEAUTIFUL

[@deaddog7611]

That’s understandable. I would love to wear this along with several traditional forms of dress from other cultures. Bad thing is, even if I wear clothing from my own culture people still think it’s offensive because people can’t tell I’m latino 😅

[@bleronk6840]

Chinese people do not mind at all when people wear their traditional clothes. you can get high quality versions online and especially if you go to china, they’d be happy to help.

[@dumplingdumpling2205]

Get some and wear them!! Just don't do it disrespectfully, and no Chinese will complain :)) -person of Chinese descent.

[@charlotteelizabeth4797]

You can wear the clothes, just act respectful while wearing it

[@firstnamelastnamethirdname]

"Cultural appropriation" is something annoying pc losers use to get mad on behalf of a certain group of people when in reality the cultures to which the clothes belong too don't mind and are flattened that foreigners wear their attire. In other words do it

[@Stormy.92]

Its great to see these older fashions becoming more popular. They really are beautiful outfits.❤

[@angelina-hq4zz]

I am an Indian and I like Chinese's Hanfu and I love to wear it,I also want one 😍

[@sixiscool4649]

Indian traditional dress just as beautiful. ❤

[@lacymclaughlin792]

Wow the clothes are sooo gorgeous thats cool people are wearing them!

[@magpie8351]

Reminds me, just a little bit, of how historical clothing has become a bit more popular in the west as well! Definitely not to this extent, but this reminds me of people like Bernadette Banner who enjoy making and wearing victorian clothing! It would be so cool if trends like this caught on around the world!!! It'd give the young locals a way to connect with their home culture and past in a personal way, and it'd give visitors a tangible taste of the local culture and history! Hell, if it became popular enough then we might start to see all sorts of different historical and cultural clothes popping up and becoming common in diverse cities all over the world! Of course there are some social barriers to such a thing happening, maybe I'm just an idealist, but it's still kinda cool to imagine!

[@radde5041]

é tão interessante aprender sobre a sua cultura chinesa, é tão linda

[@user-eg7yp6ce7f]

感谢了解

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

agreed

[@eenaweena]

this makes me very happy! i love people expressing themselves in traditional clothing of their culture ❤

[@EternalSnoie]

I love my Chinese dramas. They have such beautiful dresses even though they may be a bit more modernized. Like Hmong clothes are very neon bright and colorful. But I prefer more pastel colors and more color theme like black with blue or black with red… where as it’s traditionally with yellow, green, red, blue etc

[@arkscrew]

as an Indian I love hanfu.. its very flowy and reminds me of apsaras

[@yaplt8538]

There really IS a kind of apsara hanfu named "Dunhuang hanfu" :D

[@yanyanz3011]

I am Chinese and I love Indian civilization

[@AngelaCSpears]

It is quite beautiful and so elegant and flowing! Kudos on the youth bringing it back.

[@Tenshi962]

God i want to buy one for myself. I've fallen in love with the garments. They are soooooo pretty.

[@user-mc6cl5go3i]

Very supportive, but really expensive

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

​@@user-mc6cl5go3inot always, I'm not rich at all and I have two of them

[@user-tp7ne1du1n]

​@@user-mc6cl5go3iNot expensive if you know how to buy from Taobao. International shipping was only $11.

[@delfoloveakadellasmissiona1369]

I love this trend and hope it stays in fashion for a long time

[@luanunes14]

I cannot wait for the day I get to try a Chinese hanfu. I've been fascinated by it ever since I was a kid.

[@ziggyvonmars]

Hanfu designs are so beautiful, so flattering, flowy and charming.

[@Alinor24]

Now that is a trend I can get behind. Beautiful traditional clothes with a few modern accessories. I especially love the guys with skateboards. It looks so magical when they are gliding along with their flowy clothes.

[@DrinkYourNailPolish]

Hanfu are beautiful!

[@nighthoulerbfn9144]

Love it when people wear traditional clothes no mater what culture especially if it's younger generation.

[@klltsun_2576]

So flowy and graceful and pretty. I especially kept rewatching the blue one with the skateboard cause like damn such skill and grace

[@crankypantsmcduff]

Hanfu looks extremely comfy, they are beautiful costumes

[@user-pe8kf]

I wanna wear one even though im not Chinese. But its sooooooo pretty

[@BlurryNova]

I've always found a lot of traditional East Asian clothing to be some of the most beautiful clothing in the world. Japanese and Chinese traditional clothing fashion has been my most favorite. Seeing how many designs and colors you can mix and match with this fashion makes it so damn unique. Makes me envious kinda, knowing I'll never be able to enjoy wearing it myself 😅

[@huiyu6739]

The Japanese kimono is much like the clothing of the Chinese people more than a thousand years ago, which was eliminated during the Sui and Tang dynasties of China.

[@huiyu6739]

The reason why Koreans are hated is like China serving a plate of dumplings, Vietnam, Japan and Korea have learned how to make them, but Koreans have learned how to say that dumplings belong to Koreans.

[@user-tp7ne1du1n]

We actually have more ethnicities in east asia apart from those popular three. Tibetan, Mongol, Manchu, Oroqen, Dai, Nuosu, Miao/Hmong, etc.

[@caribeads9772]

How fun why not it’s so beautiful!

[@_Na_Na_30]

This is actually very pretty

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I love how pretty the hanfu look

[@ashmanjotkaur440]

Did I see Wei wuxian with a skateboard?

[@peterolekvint3214]

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[@dumplingdumpling2205]

Nop

[@schnee_the_bun]

Who knows what he is up to nowadays. Let's just hope there ain't no dogs around.

[@naomicameron9646]

SOMEONE SAID HANFU + SKATEBOARD IS LIKE RIDING A SWORD

[@panzwes5993]

And the last skateboarder could be a rebellious Lan disciple.

[@cardiabardia439]

Literally the most beautiful, comfy looking garments I've ever laid eyes on. So gorgeous.

[@FlagCutie]

I freaking love this! Those outfits are gorgeous and i love thw mix between classics and modern

[@yayan.8441]

I think it's awesome that the Chinese youth are bringing back their traditional clothing styles.

[@deaddog7611]

I’m a bit envious that Hanfu is relatively accessible to find and purchase. In the countries of my heritage they don’t have many stores that are authentic, the only places that are authentic are in the specific place and are handmade, thus, it is more expensive. But it’s very lovely that people are taking pride in their traditional wear. Hanfu is so beautiful I’d love to wear it but I don’t have any background in Asia 😅. In fact people give me a hard time for wearing traditional clothing of my country because I don’t “look Latina” so I’m kinda stuck lol.

[@user-tp7ne1du1n]

Handmade clothing is also more expensive because of good material. Meanwhile, most Hanfu sold online are made out of cheap plastic.

[@auiak7689]

It’s a trend to be in western places in Hanfu as a way to spread awareness of Chinese culture. Many people on China support this because Chinese culture doesn’t really have much reach. Normally it’s the Japanese that’s popular around the globe.

[@AvatarPrimus]

Silk clothes are always gorgeous!

[@pn5368]

Beautiful clothew

[@N3RDYG0GGLES]

In high school I was in a club for learning Chinese and about the culture (sadly it started very late so we didn’t get to pick up much language). At our last meeting before graduating, the teacher brought in several traditional outfits for us to try and I loved this one beautiful vivid blue hanfu. It was lovely getting to respectfully try it

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

Wow I wish I had that kind of club😊

[@L0u8823]

this is one of the most beautiful and coolest things (and people) i’ve ever seen, this clothing is SO BEAUTIFUL

[@lenoredavi6137]

Clothing that empowers the wearer... love it!

[@mytogamer5035]

I want visit China and see this vibrant cultural diversity with my own eyes. Both India and China are amongst the oldest continuous civilizations to exist. I consider the Chinese culture as a sibling culture to us.

[@yanyanz3011]

I am Chinese and I love Indian history.

[@altalia07]

So gorgeous! I remember seeing them online when I was little, and I absolutely loved how they looked

[@ruqayaali9380]

I love hanfu and chinese culture 🥹🤍 it's really beautiful 💜

[@magiv4205]

It fills my historical fashion and historybounding heart with JOY to see this gorgeous traditional fashion preserved and even proudly brought closer to the mainstream by young people.

[@MrTobi013]

*sigh* I've always wanted to at least wear Hanfu once in my lifetime.😢 The clothing is so beautiful and as someone who's wanted to see China for so long...I wonder if it would be okay to do so now.

[@Luna_MoonFoxYT]

I’d say do it, as long as ur not wearing it to make fun of the culture than it’s fine to do so!

[@MrTobi013]

@@Luna_MoonFoxYT Really?! It would be okay?!!😃 I wouldn't want to get in trouble. I remember it wasn't too long ago China was gunning after Korea for their Hanbok, claiming it was one of their fashions. I wouldn't want to get mixed up in anything, but if its really alright and of course I'd wear it with respect, then I'll go for it!

[@whatismylife6927]

@@MrTobi013 I wasn’t exactly following the issue, but the problem seems to stem from Korea claiming it originated there (or that the hanfu belonged to Korea…? I wasn’t sure about it when the argument happened and I didn’t do any research writing thing comment😅) and there was a lot of stir online. Generally, if you wear hanfu and show that you are appreciative of it, Chinese people love that! :) Especially if you are thinking of doing so in China, people will definitely be pleasantly surprised. I do advise maybe learning a few words in Chinese, though, but as long as people are respectful, you’d be fine! We generally only have a problem with people being rude and disrespectful. Of course, as with any place around the world, there are some people who won’t be super happy, but many Chinese netizens always welcome seeing Chinese culture being appreciated.

[@MrTobi013]

@@whatismylife6927 Oh thank you!! :D I would of course respect the culture and definitely the people of this beautiful clothing and proudly wear it everywhere (so to speak)! As long as the people day it's alright and they love it, then I'll feel more comfortable knowing I'm not offending anyone and appreciating someone else's culture.😊

[@dumplingdumpling2205]

​@@MrTobi013 oh it's nearly always Koreans stirring shit in that debate, claiming Chinese hanfu was copied off their hanbok when it couldn't be further from the truth. Just mind your comment section if you do decide to post your pics online! Koreans may show up just to complain. Otherwise, have fun!!! -person of Chinese descent

[@metalvideos1961]

Japanese and Korean tradition clothes is based on this. But nothing beats the original hanfu. It's so beautiful

[@yanyanz3011]

Yes that is true my friend

[@unkle.k]

"I understand that during the Cultural Revolution, your country burnt,totalled, distanced itself from traditional cultural aspects. Nothing left. Proud Bianca and Qipao as you guys' taradition no longer? I'm curious about the recent resurgence of interest in Ming dynasties and other traditional elements. Is it connected to the popularity of traditional dramas, like Japaneae and Korean ones? Many people around the world suggest your country tends to copy and paste rather than originate. What's your take on this perception of originality?"

[@metalvideos1961]

@@unkle.k i dont know i am not Chinese i am Dutch but i do like to read facts and read about things. so everything you know as of now i know as well. everything you said is something i have to research because i know nothing about it what you said. all i do know is that korea and japan and pretty much all east asian countries took alot from China. architecture clothing foot etiquettes you name it. what the rest of the world say about China i dont care. they are delusional anyway. typical people who hate doing research so they cry about everything China does.

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

Yes, but the quality of most Hanfu pieces does not match what one finds in quality Kimonos made in Japan. The reason for this is because the tradition behind the making of Kimonos remains unbroken or ruptured, and so the strict guidelines behind the construction and make of Kimonos remains. Unlike China, where the traditional form of Chinese clothing was altered by the imposition of their Manchu masters, starting in 1644. With the Manchu conquest of China, men had to conform to Manchu requirements in dress and hairstyles. Men who refused to wear the Machu Queue,( a sign of submission), were executed. Only Buddhist and Taoist monks, were excluded, which is why these two groups preserved the original style of Chinese clothing. Hence, the Chinese lost the language of how to properly wear Hanfu. Unlike the Japanese, who continue to preserve the proper etiquette, and manner behind th wearing of Kimono. The quality of silk fabric in Japan is quite high, and this is witnessed in what is worn by actors in Noh or Kabuki, and historical reinactments seen in festivals. The fabrics worn by Noh actors is of a superb quality and superlative exquisiteness not matched in what is worn in Beijing or Kunquo Drama. Chinese fabrics were once,highly regarded, and in great demand, but suffered because of the historical tumult and chaos during the 20th century

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

​@@bunnicula3221The influence of China on Japan and Korea, did not end with the T'ang. Cultural influences continued into the Song, but was disrupted with the Yuan Dynasty. Influences resumed during the Ming, but by that time, Japan had pretty much matured and progressed beyond their Chinese templates. The Japanese expression was already distinct during the Heian period. The clothing of the Heian court in Kyoto, was quite diffetent then worn in the imperial Chinese court. The Japanese were very discerning and selective of what Chinese influences they would accept and develop into their own tastes. Which is why Japanese, food, clothing, architecture, gardens and Buddhism, is different then what is found in China.

[@LadyVineXIII]

I love so many traditional clothing styles and there's something very special about each. I love how floaty and pretty Hanfu are. They almost look like they've been woven from a clouds.

[@kishusharma7719]

It's like traditionals are making a comeback. In India as well. Most of the youth in north prefers Indian/Indo-western outfits. They're comfortable and elegant at the same time.

[@ang5798]

It is beautiful and stunning and i would not be able to contain my wonder if i saw it live

[@_trash_possum_]

My friend is obsessed witaj them 😭 He is obssesed with Japanese and Chinese culture so he owns several hanfus, haoris and kimonos It's because of him I started liking Chinese culture. Sometimes he just casually goes out in his hanfu and is as happy as he can be

[@goldenhourss]

WHATT I WANT ONE

[@scarletg.cortes495]

I like how a lot of people are wearing historical clothing. I once saw a girl wear a 1793 french gown on tiktok.

[@LeonieRomanes]

These gowns are beautiful, traditional clothes look better on everyone.

[@BlackSakura33]

Great! China is maturing. ❤ from 🇮🇳

[@Sunabozupunk]

Bad! India is full of childish and overpride.

[@SetuwoKecik]

Reject qipao, return to hanfu.

[@ISK1510]

Han, song, tang and ming remimd me of the untamed and the long ballad 😅. Love hanfu❤ so beautiful 😊

[@CxXxBot]

What makes it cool is that online games have heroes wearing such costumes so it makes it in for the young generations

[@Roope2024]

Mao wanted everyone to wear grey and dull clothes burying Chinese milenar clothes and traditions...I'm glad the Chinese are rediscovering their rich and unique ancient history 😊

[@blabbla-jp2sn]

This was forbidden even before Mao’s leadership. Hanfu was used by the chinese for over 2000 years until the Qing Dynasty (which was led by Manchurians - an ethnic minority from the north) made everyone wear manchurian clothing. Since around 1700, a lot of people were banned from wearing this. This is an ancient cultural revival. Chinese people who immigrated to the west over a hundred years ago weren’t allowed to wear hanfu and most of their descendants don’t even know it exists, its the younger people in china wearing this

[@rossiemishra1210]

I wanted to buy a hanfu as well but the price was too high

[@Realatmx]

I can watch and listen for whole time life about China😊I don't know why I love

[@el.k9776]

that Wei Wuxiang (black clothes) mate with a skateboard is crush material

[@naomicameron9646]

Someone said hanfu + skateboard is like riding a sword

[@flysmask]

Make no mistake, these clothes are fairly modern inventions which more closely remsembles drama costumes than it does real period clothes. Also these are historical/period clothing, actual traditional Hanfu is the Qipao or Cheongsam, Zhongshan suit, magua, tangzhuang, which is recognized from Republic of China to modern China, which celebrates the clothes of the working people than nobility and wealthy people.

[@barbiebarbie1813]

Most of these Chinese clothes are very traditional. Ancient Chinese paintings. Make murals, and a large number of unearthed cultural relics have proof. --------------------------- kimono (in now Japanese language)= ancient Chinese dress in ancient Japan (The Chinese emperor named ancient Japan as "東瀛 dong ying & 扶蘇 fusu & 倭wo" in history. As one of the regions of China's power jurisdiction. It is closely related to the Chinese royal family and the official). kimono (Japanese traditional dress). In history, it has always been called " 吳服Wu Fu" (Japanese kimono shop is also called " Wu fu Store"). " 吳服Wu Fu" means the clothes worn by ancient Chinese (a certain area in ancient China). Because foreigners do not understand Chinese characters and real Japanese history. Therefore, they will be misled by the preach of modern Japanese culture. --------------------------- 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. Hanbok (Korean traditional costumes) 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. ---------------------------- Each "king in the ancient korean peninsula" has been always "dual structure" of ppl of ruling class (chinese) and civilians / slaves (koreans). More than 90% of the territory of the ancient Korean Peninsula 朝鮮半島 was Chinese territory. It was where the Chinese lived (a small number of them were local indigenous people who were slaves). Only the southernmost part of the peninsula was the "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" (ancestors of Koreans today)lived. Their language was Korean language. Until the Ming Dynasty emperor changed their name to "Chosun 朝鮮". During this period, the Korean peninsula was under unified administration. "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" (ancestors of Koreans today) joined as civilians and slaves in ancient Korean peninsula. They were governed by local Chinese officials and families. Only Chinese could use Chinese characters 漢字and live in Chinese palaces. And "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" (the ancestors of Koreans today) are forbidden to use and learn Chinese characters 漢字(except for a few mixed-race people and those who work in the palace). Therefore, during the Korean Peninsula War in history, the Chinese emperor would send troops to the Korean Peninsula to help fight against the invaders.

[@xinyiquan666]

no, they are all real clothing from different dynasty, those you mentioned are only for clothing in china in 20th centuries( early) , not before that, so study before you comment

[@xinyiquan666]

@@barbiebarbie1813 korean hanbok is just a copy of chinese ming dynasty qo skirt

[@thataxx1534]

qipao has nothing to do with the han ethnicity fool, go to a damn museum

[@flysmask]

​@@xinyiquan666honey, all the pictures she showed are period drama costumes, you can look up historical artifacts they don't resemble these clothes at all. Also period or historical clothes is for clothes that have gone extinct, nobody wears period clothes and call them traditional clothes. Traditional clothes is living history, like the Qipao (cheongsam), tang Zhang, Magua and ZhongShan suit. The other stuff are historical wear, and the ones shown in her video are period drama clothes that do not even resemble historical wear much. Some are even period theatre clothes mixes. I am tired of young Chinese being gaslit that Hanfu is extinct and tries to use theatre clothes to replace real traditional Hanfu.

[@human11person11]

my favourite clothing of all time & it makes me so happy to see it

[@mspaint93]

Cultural dress is so beautiful. Also incredibly unique depending on the place.

[@Meg_of_all_threads]

It's a very pretty style of clothing. It's majestic.❤

[@suzeel]

I also want to wear Hanfu!! I LOVE MY HANFU!!! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

[@Shamuto7]

Traditional clothes are gorgeous to look.

[@cobusscheepers7489]

Absolutely beautiful

[@LHITShappy]

I’m currentlu studying in London, but so far I’vent run into anyone dress in Hanfu, if anything I’m usually the only Chinese in those popular tourist areas in central London. But maybe I would see some of my fellow oversea Chinese students wear them during this upcoming Chinese New Year. My wife wore it once for a dance show, and I think it looked really good on her.

[@PiXie232]

They all look stunning!!❤

[@GothCookie]

I think we should all be wearing Hanfu. Like they are SO pretty

[@simpforwater]

I just love these clothings, there so beautiful. ❤️

[@argella1300]

I also saw someone wear one to a Renaissance festival, she looked so cool!

[@gerrymandering6669]

i think it’s lovely that they’re incorporating traditional garb into their daily lives, social media is making fashion and the way people dress globally way more homogeneous, stuff like this makes life interesting.

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

Hanfu should be returned to its rightful place as authentic, traditional Chinese clothing, and not the Manchu inspired clothing many have long associated Chinese clothing as being. However, Hanfu must be more then" super trendy," or cool.

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Funny how the majority of the world thinks Manchu costumes are traditional Chinese, yet Hanfu is the actual real deal!

[@Anamillio]

These are so beautiful and so much nicer than generic western clothing. So happy to see young people embrace it again and be proud of their beautiful heritage