Basically, 2 pieces are the costumes of the Nothern people. In order to ride a horse, skirts and pants had to be narrow. The Han Chinese have worn loose, one-piece costumes since ancient times.
That doesn't look like anything close to Korean Hanbok meaning Chinese r liars again. Nor her hair style. They don't look nothing close to Japanese either even though Japanese liars r claiming that their costume had been influenced from Tang China rather than Korea. Just How could they sail to Tang China without Korean Shilla dynasty Ship then. Even that Yennin who was Japanese envoy to Tang China had to take Korean Shilla ship to reach Tang China. At then Tang China had been attacked by combined Korean Shilla force from the east n Tibetan force from the west. That Tang China was no major threat to neither Korean Shilla nor to Tibetans unlike all bluffing Chino's wish! These lying Japanese n Chinese r basically serious asylum cases!
hahaha learn your history first you joseonjin. First, the term hanbok was not existed until the 19th century, look at the korean youtube channel. Yau are nasty human being, stop using hanja, stop naming your own using chinese character ...
Taekwondo is a copycat of KARATE, prove me wrong ... Your anime is a copycat of Japanese anime ... prove me wrong ... Your hanbok was only existed in late Josen era 18-19th century, before that you don't have a term of your dress... BUT HEY YOU ARE A DECENDANT OF SLAVES in Joseon dynasty, what would you pretend to be a yangban family while your ancestors were slaves for those feudal families ... LMAO
Im Han Chinese, I dont like Qing clothing. Fortunately, the Qing Dynasty has been dead for more than 110 years, and we no longer have to wear those ugly costumes.
The presentation in this video is none other than my hometown, where I have lived for over 40 years! Your filming has left me both stunned and proud! Thank you! Welcome to my hometown, the ancient capital that has stood for a millennium! Please come to Chang'an often! Using another interpretation of Chang'an in our Chinese language, I also wish every international friend who loves Xi'an the best!
true especially, since the subtitles are at the very bottom and the screen is mostly white or bright, it's a bit of work to dart our eyes from the screen to the subtitles and back and forth
In the C-drama ´Master of Cheongsam´ in late Qing (late 19th-early 20th century) tailors still made everything by hand, gradually sewing machine took over.
