Hanfu: What drives the boom in China and Asia? | CD Docs 

I think Hanbok is better than Hanfu👍👍

@@user-ww1rv1th8l Hanbok is a copy of Hanfu based on historical relics

@@oliviaolivia3326 it's the opposite. The Chinese always copied everything from Korea. Even now!

@@user-ww1rv1th8l this is Hanfu (Confucius' clothes). Not hanbok (clothes showing breasts). Koreans should show the world "real Korean clothes".

I don't know why so many Chinese still want to wear Qipao or Cheongsam which is actually Manchu dressing, the clothing of the invaders. Revive Hanfu movement!

What a liar. Unless you're only 10 years old, your traditional clothing was Qipao. You're not fooling anyone with your dilusion. lol

​@@mapletree4283 😂😂😂 what makes you think they are lying? The proofs are out there.. just check it for yourself 😂🤭😂🤭

@@mapletree4283 There were TVs/movies/festive parades every year in many countries to showcase Hanfu. Even in HK & Taiwan TVs/Movies in 1950s-now, the wearing of the clothing is still ongoing. Show us and everyone what your Hanbok is like in South Korea produced TVs/Movies in the 1960s-1990s. You will really look like a fool if you still try to lie on actual facts!

LOVE Viet phuc as well!

Fake Chinese history try to kill all tribal culture.

Hanfu created just 20years ago They never wore even 10years ago

Poor Tibet and Hongkong and Taiwan and Mongolian and Joseon tribes and Xinjiang Uyghur China takes over All Asian’s of culture

Hanfu is the traditional clothing of Korea. Now, China is calling Korea's hanbok hanfu.

@@user-ii2wp8fh3c i understand. But I have studied this extensively. I do not mean to sound rude, but this "cultural theft" is a misconception. In truth, this is just a case of geographical inspiration. There is no way to discern "who created this style of clothing first". In actuality, there is no need to, either. The tense relations between China and Korea make them angry at each other for many things, and this happens to be one of them. I believe that there are obvious differences between Hanbok and Hanfu- they both have their vast, distinct cultural backgrounds in their respective countries. Both Hanbok and Hanfu can be celebrated, because they are both beautiful.🎉🎊

@@anninfifi thank you!🥰Hanfu is the Chinese Hanfu. In ancient times, Korea was a vassal state of China , and it was at that time that the Korean costume was influenced by Hanfu.🥰 Welcome to China and experience any Chinese culture !

@@user-ii2wp8fh3c If you studied history you wouldn't have this message 🤣🤣🤣🤣Hanfu is the Chinese Hanfu! NOT HANBOK!🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@nari1710 i understand! But I don't take either side. My message was that there shouldn't be discourse between China and Korea when it comes to fashion. Hanfu and Hanbok are their own separate styles, and are not indicative of a theft of some kind.

Hanbok copied from Hanfu. It was originally a Chinese clothing. The original clothing of Koreans is very different.

@@cyber1991 we didn’t copy You copy Hanfu is created just even 20years ago Chinese never have wore hanfu even before 20years ago Why they suddenly created Hanfu and They live in illusion for taking Korean culture

@@cyber1991 lol China thinks they created everything You didn’t wear hanfu even 10years ago why suddenly insist Korea culture is yours

@@cyber1991 we wear hanbok and hanfu over 500years you wear hanfu just in few years suddenly you insist southkorea copied. Actually Hanfu was from Goryeo 1500years ago. And South korea’s land was reached out china. It was Korea’s history

@@cyber1991 china think they created universe

I hate those types more than anything. They are worse than Japanese. While Japan will be China's enemy until it is inevitably wiped off the face of the Earth, Korea has always been Chinese best friend and closest brother. Korean culture was created by a Chinese philosopher soon after the genesis of Chinese civilisation. China and Korea come from one origin and have evolved side by side.

A thief always believes everybody steals 😂😂😂 An American vassal state wants to steal just like its colonial master.

God will, one day, become a Korean 🤣😂

yeah nationalism seems to really interfere with historical education in a lot of asia (and a lot of the rest of the world). korea was a tributary state to china for a really long time, but they seem to think that they won't be able to take pride in their traditional culture if they admit a lot of it originates from china. whats weird is even though japan teaches a lot of cultural revisionism, most japanese seem happy to admit that traditional japanese culture was very heavily influenced by china.

Korean never says that it is korean's culture. But korean just wanna say the fact about that what you say Mingfu is originated from Goryeo Hanbok with Yuan dynasty imprerial clothes. It is true because Mongolian had seen chinese like a bug due to chinese Ethnocentrism at that time, So they adopt korean style rather than chinese style. And It is also so cold to wear Songfu at that time in Beijing.

Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea wen Korea ruled China before Ming dynasty we influenced in China 1500years ago Koreans are from Mongolian our culture and Dna is very different with China. Just that’s science and truth. China kills and buried and burned ur owned culture Protect ur original culture Koreans and all world liked ur origin Not copy from others Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others? Hanfu has existed in Ming Dynasty But Text of Hanfu has been created just 20years ago You guys haven’t wore thousands years and even 10years ago. You suddenly started wear hanfu just in 10years You guys insist Hanfu is origin. Korea has been Manchuria before ming dynasty Hanbok has been for a long time in Korea Youguys insist Ours r from Korea We don’t say Kimono is from Korea even though we have wore Kimono for along time No one says kimono is Korean cloth China is greedy China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

Poor Tibet and Hongkong and Taiwan and Mongolian and Joseon tribes and Xinjiang Uyghur China takes over All Asian’s of culture

Would it be deemed offensive for non Chinese to wear Hanfu.. it is appreciated by non Chinese I am in love with hanfu style it is stunning.

@@annadonegan8108 No. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

@@annadonegan8108 完全不会反而会得到很多欣赏的目光，只是不要声称是自己民族发明的就好了。

You get it

China wants to be a centre of universe Hmm Free 56entities tribes in China release just Mongolian Tibet hongkong Taiwan. China plans absorb Japan and Korea as well. You guys will regret Some of Chinese prophets warned Do not invade, annoy Korea. Otherwise China will be broken

Yeah the fight is so unnecessary

It seems any video about chinese cultural anything will have hordes of angry korean people fighting over nothing in the comments. It really stupefies me, because yes there is lots of cultural interchange among the various asian countries over many centuries so there will be some elements shared between them. It's a ridiculous nationalist and often racist sentiment to jealously guard your culture and declare anything that appears similar to be "stolen" or whatever.

@@AutobotKuro Read Comments before writing Do not lie yourself

NOBODY knows what the Yellow Emperor wore. He could've been wearing fur ponchos or a skirt made out of leaves. Stop the illogical nationalistic BS, please.

Ain't no-one gonna start a movement unless you start it yourself...

during the Goryeo Dynasty, China's Song Dynasty was conquered by Jurchen and Mongol while sending tribute to neighboring countries. The ancient kingdom of China was periodically destroyed by other peoples every 300 years, but ancient the ruler of Korean kingdom was always Korean. Joseon was an independent country different from China. The concept of a subsidiary state cannot be applied. This is because even when Song, Yuan, MING, and Qing of China were destroyed, the kingdom of the Korean Peninsula had nothing to do with it. The Chinese treated Korea as their subsidiary country, but since ancient times, Korea has been a different culture and society from China. For example, the Chinese have maintained the footbinding culture for over 1,000 years, but there was no such culture in ancient Korea. Since ancient times, China has been invaded by many other ethnic groups and there have been many natural disasters and famine, so the culture of eating people has been maintained until the 20th century, but there is no such culture in Korea. Even now, Chinese people still have a culture of taking medicine made from the umbilical cord of newborn babies and using newborn babies for medicine. It is completely narcissism that the Chinese take pride in ancient history and culture

@@nationfighting3929 why this Korean is so shameless by inventing history and culture. Name of Korea was given by Ming Emperor. It is difficult to swallow by you but you just have to push it down hard.

@@justmanuel2000 Really shameless? Don't pretend to know about history, the Chinese who re-edit history with lies. The name Korea comes from Goguryeo, and the medieval Korean Peninsula state of Joseon, founded in the 14th century, comes from Gojoseon, which collapsed in 108 BC. The Chinese emperor made the name Korea? Are you complaining by adding lies again? King lee Seong-gye, who founded Joseon in 1392, asked Emperor Ming of China which was better between "Hwaryeong" and "Joseon". At that time, the capital of Mongolia had the same pronunciation as "Hwaryeong", so the Chinese emperor did not think well of the connection between the Mongolian forces and the Korean Peninsula. This is because the Chinese people went through the reign of Mongolian Yuan for about 100 years. So Emperor Ming replied to King Lee Seong-gye that Joseon is good because the name Joseon is an old Dongyi Kingdom name and a beautiful name. Technically, the name was fixed from the beginning. The name Joseon was not created by the Chinese emperor, but was the name of the ancient kingdom of Dongyi, which ruled the Korean Peninsula and the Liaodong region for thousands of years. The pronunciation of Joseon was similar to Jurchen and originated from the Tungus word, not the Chinese word. It is ridiculous for the Chinese to protest Gojoseon and Goguryeo as Chinese history. Even the Chinese are learning the history of the Mongol and northern equestrian peoples as ancient Chinese history. But Genghis Khan was a Mongolian hero, not a Chinese.

@@justmanuel2000 Don't pretend to know about history, the Chinese who re-edit history with lies. The name Korea comes from Goguryeo, and the medieval Korean Peninsula state of Joseon, founded in the 14th century, comes from Gojoseon, which c011apsed in 108 BC. The Chinese emperor made the name Korea? Are you complaining by adding lies again? King lee Seong-gye, who founded Joseon in 1392, asked Emperor Ming of China which was better between "Hwaryeong" and "Joseon." At that time, the capital of Mongolia had the same pronunciation as Hwaryeong, so the Chinese emperor did not think well of the connection between the Mongolian forces and the Korean Peninsula. This is because the Chinese people went through the reign of Mongolian Yuan for about 100 years. So Emperor Ming replied to King Lee Seong-gye that Joseon is good because the name Joseon is an old Dongyi Kingdom name and a beautiful name. Technically, the name was fixed from the beginning. The name Joseon was not created by the Chinese emperor, but was the name of the ancient kingdom of Dongyi, which ruled the Korean Peninsula and the Liaodong region for thousands of years. The pronunciation of Joseon was similar to Jurchen and originated from the Tungus word, not the Chinese word. It is ridiculous for the Chinese to protest Gojoseon and Goguryeo as Chinese history. Even the Chinese are learning the history of the Mongol and northern equestrian peoples as ancient Chinese history. But Genghis Khan was a Mongolian hero, not a Chinese.

@@nationfighting3929 You can say whatever you want by using modified Korean Text book. However the truth is in your Chinese written Chinese documents which stored in archieves. And you know what you can not even able to read them. Screwed!!!!

Okay just don’t say hanbok is a copy of hanfu please

@@marcuslee3090 South Korea has long been a subject of China's Central Plains dynasty in history. Until the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the predecessor of South Korea, the Joseon dynasty, still regarded China as its suzerain. It can be said that the Joseon Dynasty is all-round The Sinicized dynasty, its imperial system, emperor etiquette, costumes and crowns, words and poems are all in line with China, and Confucian culture has penetrated into all aspects of Korean life. However, in modern times, South Korea has always tried to get rid of this impression.

@@marcuslee3090 Hanbok is Korean. Those cnetz who said that Hanbok is a copy of Hanfu just want revenge on Knetz who said that Hanfu is a copy of Hanbok.

@@marcuslee3090 as overseas Han Chinese i also never said that Hanbok is Hanfu, it is same like saying Kimono also Hanfu. just because it is influencing doesn't mean it is same. Hanfu itself also get influence by other civilization, but still protect the basic of Hanfu with "y" collar. But i also can't agree if people said that Hanbok "never" got influence by Hanfu, since Chinese civilization influence in East Asia is very big. For me lets stop arguing each other and support the diversity.

@@findmom_sam_man_lee Stop saying bullshit！ALL of Korea royal family and officer’s costumes are from China！

Nooooo. There are really affordable ones❤ some only costs 99 cny which is about 15 usd 😊

Poor Tibet and Hongkong and Taiwan and Mongolian and Joseon tribes and Xinjiang Uyghur China takes over All Asian’s of culture

Why are you keep saying Ethnic minority group. Don't be a liar. Ethnic minority group never have a chance to job promotion, build a prosper company or etc.

What you call Hanfu is just following the clothes of korean's historical drama since 2010s and making it seems good. Chinese never ever wear what they say so-called hanfu nowdays in real history.

@@user-uw8uy1oh5r 所以您想和我交流什么呢？想求证您的说法是否正确？

Hanfu has created just 20years ago

Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea wen Korea ruled China before Ming dynasty we influenced in China 1500years ago Koreans are from Mongolian our culture and Dna is very different with China. Just that’s science and truth. China kills and buried and burned ur owned culture Protect ur original culture Koreans and all world liked ur origin Not copy from others Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others? Hanfu has existed in Ming Dynasty But Text of Hanfu has been created just 20years ago You guys haven’t wore thousands years and even 10years ago. You suddenly started wear hanfu just in 10years You guys insist Hanfu is origin. Korea has been Manchuria before ming dynasty Hanbok has been for a long time in Korea Youguys insist Ours r from Korea We don’t say Kimono is from Korea even though we have wore Kimono for along time No one says kimono is Korean cloth China is greedy China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

@@666Yourkarma The Koreans are embarrassing again

@@666Yourkarma Just like the United States is the younger brother of South Korea, is it the other way around😂

@@les6665 holy crap these Koreans are actually embarrassing. I don’t want to be mean but I’m starting to have a more negative opinions on Koreans. They claim everything is theirs. Next they gonna claim that Genshin is actually Korean 😂😂😂😂

China ruin all other country culture they insist every culture is from them

Hanfu is from Korea And Hanfu and Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China

Even Chinese hasn’t wore Hanfu 10years ago

@@666Yourkarma 1.Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty Volume 36 고종실록 고종 36권 朝鮮王朝實錄 高宗 36卷： AD 1897 “我邦疆土, 係是漢、唐古地, 衣冠文物, 悉遵宋、明遺制, 接其統, 而襲其號, 無所不可" “우리나라의 강토는 한(漢) 나라와 당(唐) 나라의 옛 땅에 붙어있고 의관(衣冠)과 문물(文物)은 다 송(宋) 나라나 명(明) 나라의 옛 제도를 따르고 있으니, 그 계통을 잇고 그 칭호를 그대로 쓴들 안 될 것이 없습니다” “The territories of Korea used to be the ancient land of Han and Tang. Our costumes and relics conformed to Song. The kingdom system and structure adopted from Ming. It is rightful and legal to inherit the true name of Greater China and her culture - Joseon Gojong조선고종 高宗.” 2.1 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “부행홍무년호 습대명의복 금호복”（朝鲜读音翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt Hongwu of Ming's era name, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress.” 2.2 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “병오 다시 홍무(洪武) 연호를 시행하였고, 명(明)의 의관을 이어 사용하였으며, 호복(胡服)을 금지하였다.”(朝鲜现代语翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt the era name of Hongwu of Ming, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress” 3. Taejo of Goryeos' Ten Rules 왕이 훈요10조를 내리다 高麗太祖 訓要十條: AD 943 "惟我東方, 舊慕唐風, 文物禮樂, 悉遵其制, 殊方異土, 人性各異, 不必苟同. 契丹是禽獸之國, 風俗不同, 言語亦異, 衣冠制度, 愼勿效焉" “우리 동방(東方)은 옛날부터 중국의 풍속[唐風]을 흠모하여 문물(文物)과 예악(禮樂)이 다 그 제도를 따랐으나, 지역이 다르고 인성(人性)도 각기 다르므로 꼭 같게 할 필요는 없다. 거란(契丹)은 짐승과 같은 나라로 풍속이 같지 않고 말도 다르니 의관제도(衣冠制度)를 삼가 본받지 말라” "We, the East admire the customs of the Tang Dynasty, learn her rite and music, adopt her system and style. People from far land are different from us in terms of humanity, do not try to make them look similar in a subservient manner. The nature of Khitan (契丹) is brutal and bestial, we do not share the same value or language with them, so do not follow their system of attire" In 《真德王本纪》： 真德王三年，始服中朝衣冠。真德王四年，下教：以真骨在位者，执牙笏。 春秋请诣国子学，观释尊及讲论，太宗许之。春秋又请改其章服，以从中华制。于是，内出珍服，赐春秋及其从者。 智证王四年仿中国定国号，智证王五年，制丧服法，颁行。智证王十五年，王薨，谥号智证。

@@666Yourkarma yes they did

You could wear the traditional clothes of the peasants/working class for everyday clothes. They had practical clothes back then, too! I wear European folk dress every day (even when I take care of chickens!) and I just wear my "peasant" clothes and aprons when I need to get them dirty.

You can use your Hanfu for formal feasts or events I guess, like going to the Opera or to church etc

你可以试试“mamianqun”，很方便。

mostly people can get it from TaoBao

You can find from Aliexpress

Cheongsam has nothing to do with Manchuria. Cheongsam is a tradition of Han people. I'm afraid you don't know the Manchu tradition at all. Men should keep braids and women should keep small feet. How to wear cheongsam？

@@fisherhot1398 You're the one who's still confused that Cheongsam is Han Chinese clothing. It's actually a Manchu dressing. Go buy more books on origin of Cheongsam.

@@fisherhot1398 cheongsam is the samething as qipao, except it's in Cantonese meaning long dress.

Manchus are not Chinese?

@@ericsohn9133 If somebody invaded your house and ruled your house, do you consider them the owner of your house? Similarly, Manchu invaded China and ruled over the Han Chinese. Please separate ethnicity and nationality which are two different concepts.

Poor Tibet and Hongkong and Taiwan and Mongolian and Joseon tribes and Xinjiang Uyghur China takes over All Asian’s of culture

Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea wen Korea ruled China before Ming dynasty we influenced in China 1500years ago Koreans are from Mongolian our culture and Dna is very different with China. Just that’s science and truth. China kills and buried and burned ur owned culture Protect ur original culture Koreans and all world liked ur origin Not copy from others Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others? Hanfu has existed in Ming Dynasty But Text of Hanfu has been created just 20years ago You guys haven’t wore thousands years and even 10years ago. You suddenly started wear hanfu just in 10years You guys insist Hanfu is origin. Korea has been Manchuria before ming dynasty Hanbok has been for a long time in Korea Youguys insist Ours r from Korea We don’t say Kimono is from Korea even though we have wore Kimono for along time No one says kimono is Korean cloth China is greedy China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

It's actually quite crazy, you don't even need to look too hard to find that Hanfu is from China. Just take a look at Chinese gods, Guanyi is wearing a hanfu outfit, or Chinese paintings, their all very a flowy hanfu outfits.

한국 사람들은 못생기고 자존감이 낮아서 뷰티 산업이 엄청나게 발달했어요. 한국은 역사가 짧기 때문에 중국 역사를 훔치고 자기 역사를 날조한다. 왜 이렇게 자존감이 낮아 남의 물건을 훔쳐가는 걸까요? 수십 년 동안 자체 문자조차 없었던 국가에서 어떻게 한 국가가 중국 문화를 훔칠 용기를 가질 수 있습니까?

@@666Yourkarma Show everyone of us your TVs/Movies produced by South Korea in the 1960s-1990s and tell us how Hanbok looks like. 🤣

In ancient Korean women's clothes(hanbok) "exposed nipples", there was a thousand years of history (during the Han Dynasty, the Chinese saw that Korean women's clothes(hanbok) were exposed in the southern Peninsula). This is also written in Chinese Chaoxian朝鮮 history . Historically. When Japanese attack entered the Chaoxian朝鮮 Peninsula each time, the King of Korea also reported to the Chinese emperor. The emperor would send the army to repel the Japanese. The soldiers reported to the emperor because all Korean women exposed their nipples. It affected the Chinese army's work. Korean women also have to carry things on their heads. All Korean culture is similar to African culture. The Koreans have evolved from primitive people "Only 100 years". In addition, all Chinese chaoxian朝鮮 officials need to return to Chinese officials to take the exam . The history written by chaoxian朝鮮 officials also needs to review the Chinese emperor. Because this is the history of Chinese people. Ancient Korea = Chaoxian朝鮮 , Real historical name in history. ---------------------------- In ancient Korea name "朝鮮chaoxian" (one of ancient Chinese city), . "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" (Today Korean ancestors) wearing this fully chest exposed Korean dress (hanbok) is an "honor" for many Korean women - because she has a son! If the woman does not have a son or has daughters, she is not eligible to wear this kind of dew suit - only a korean woman who has a son is eligible to show her chest. So instead of feeling ashamed, these korean women in dew clothes have the feeling of "I'm proud of having a son! I want the world to know!" The meaning of. At that time, when there was no scientific contraceptive measures, the vast majority of Korean women would eventually give birth to a son, so the vast majority of Korean women could finally wear "proud" dew clothes. So this dew suit is the real traditional dress in Korea! Deliberately shirtless is a Korean tradition (hanbok), even in 2014. When the Pope visited South19 Korea, they also set up a "deliberately shirtless" statue to commemorate their tradition! * "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" in history = the ancestors of the Korean . ------------------------------ 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 (Westerners Record history photos).. * 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. (Westerners Record history photos). ------------------------------ Anceint japan (before 13th century )= 東瀛 & 扶桑 & 倭 . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today japan = 日本 Anceint korea= 朝鮮 (and 高包麗. 百濟. 新羅. 王氏高麗. 李氏朝鮮) . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today korea = 韓國(南北) Anceint Nonth Vietnam= 交趾 . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today Vietnam = 越南 Anceint Okinawa= 琉球. (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today Okinawa = 沖繩

宋朝也是汉人建立的朝代

It was effectively destroyed by Qing Dynasty.

Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea wen Korea ruled China before Ming dynasty we influenced in China 1500years ago Koreans are from Mongolian our culture and Dna is very different with China. Just that’s science and truth. China kills and buried and burned ur owned culture Protect ur original culture Koreans and all world liked ur origin Not copy from others Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others? Hanfu has existed in Ming Dynasty But Text of Hanfu has been created just 20years ago You guys haven’t wore thousands years and even 10years ago. You suddenly started wear hanfu just in 10years You guys insist Hanfu is origin. Korea has been Manchuria before ming dynasty Hanbok has been for a long time in Korea Youguys insist Ours r from Korea We don’t say Kimono is from Korea even though we have wore Kimono for along time No one says kimono is Korean cloth China is greedy China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

Poor Tibet and Hongkong and Taiwan and Mongolian and Joseon tribes and Xinjiang Uyghur China takes over All Asian’s of culture

It is. There's not the idea of political correctness of "social appropriation" in China.

lol a small hat. of course. Also we chinese dont want you, you mess with everyone. . Also free PaIestine.

I am not a supremacist and I love Chinese culture and traditions.

@@dolliewigs2415 Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea wen Korea ruled China before Ming dynasty we influenced in China 1500years ago Koreans are from Mongolian our culture and Dna is very different with China. Just that’s science and truth. China kills and buried and burned ur owned culture Protect ur original culture Koreans and all world liked ur origin Not copy from others Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others? Hanfu has existed in Ming Dynasty But Text of Hanfu has been created just 20years ago You guys haven’t wore thousands years and even 10years ago. You suddenly started wear hanfu just in 10years You guys insist Hanfu is origin. Korea has been Manchuria before ming dynasty Hanbok has been for a long time in Korea Youguys insist Ours r from Korea We don’t say Kimono is from Korea even though we have wore Kimono for along time No one says kimono is Korean cloth China is greedy China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

Hanfu is from Korea And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history

@@666Yourkarma 1.Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty Volume 36 고종실록 고종 36권 朝鮮王朝實錄 高宗 36卷： AD 1897 “我邦疆土, 係是漢、唐古地, 衣冠文物, 悉遵宋、明遺制, 接其統, 而襲其號, 無所不可" “우리나라의 강토는 한(漢) 나라와 당(唐) 나라의 옛 땅에 붙어있고 의관(衣冠)과 문물(文物)은 다 송(宋) 나라나 명(明) 나라의 옛 제도를 따르고 있으니, 그 계통을 잇고 그 칭호를 그대로 쓴들 안 될 것이 없습니다” “The territories of Korea used to be the ancient land of Han and Tang. Our costumes and relics conformed to Song. The kingdom system and structure adopted from Ming. It is rightful and legal to inherit the true name of Greater China and her culture - Joseon Gojong조선고종 高宗.” 2.1 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “부행홍무년호 습대명의복 금호복”（朝鲜读音翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt Hongwu of Ming's era name, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress.” 2.2 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “병오 다시 홍무(洪武) 연호를 시행하였고, 명(明)의 의관을 이어 사용하였으며, 호복(胡服)을 금지하였다.”(朝鲜现代语翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt the era name of Hongwu of Ming, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress” 3. Taejo of Goryeos' Ten Rules 왕이 훈요10조를 내리다 高麗太祖 訓要十條: AD 943 "惟我東方, 舊慕唐風, 文物禮樂, 悉遵其制, 殊方異土, 人性各異, 不必苟同. 契丹是禽獸之國, 風俗不同, 言語亦異, 衣冠制度, 愼勿效焉" “우리 동방(東方)은 옛날부터 중국의 풍속[唐風]을 흠모하여 문물(文物)과 예악(禮樂)이 다 그 제도를 따랐으나, 지역이 다르고 인성(人性)도 각기 다르므로 꼭 같게 할 필요는 없다. 거란(契丹)은 짐승과 같은 나라로 풍속이 같지 않고 말도 다르니 의관제도(衣冠制度)를 삼가 본받지 말라” "We, the East admire the customs of the Tang Dynasty, learn her rite and music, adopt her system and style. People from far land are different from us in terms of humanity, do not try to make them look similar in a subservient manner. The nature of Khitan (契丹) is brutal and bestial, we do not share the same value or language with them, so do not follow their system of attire" In 《真德王本纪》： 真德王三年，始服中朝衣冠。真德王四年，下教：以真骨在位者，执牙笏。 春秋请诣国子学，观释尊及讲论，太宗许之。春秋又请改其章服，以从中华制。于是，内出珍服，赐春秋及其从者。 智证王四年仿中国定国号，智证王五年，制丧服法，颁行。智证王十五年，王薨，谥号智证。

@@imagine_8681 Hanfu is from Korea And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China Because China history is just less than 100years We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

@@666Yourkarma haha korean troll everywhere

The Chinese had, in fact, wore traditional clothing, but it was the "Qi Pao". This was later changed to Hanfu as Qi Pao was more of Manchurian rather than for the majority Han Chinese.

@@thomastc4535 Qi Pao was a modern dress. Think it was created in the 1920s. It was a modernized version of the Manchurian dress, so it isn't strictly a traditional dress.

@@marvinfok65 Unlike in the old days, every women would wear a Qi Pao. In modern times, it is wore only on special occasions, like wearing Hanfu. So Qi Pao is a traditional clothing.

But the minorities are also Chinese though.

Also the aesthetic of it

Already exists!

Amazon is selling, but if you search for hanfu clothing you'll find many.

@SewingBoxDesigns uh yes I have tried that. I want properly made hanfu not mass produced factory ones.

?，中国91%的人都是汉族人，满族人是非常少的人，汉族人穿汉服很奇怪吗？英国人不能说英语吗？

Manchus have been absorbed into Han population. The Han sex them out of existance. They are Han now. Therefore Manchu culture is part of the Han culture.

If everyone's wearing different period costumes from the Tang, Song, Ming periods, I don't see why Qing styles can't be included. Despite Han nationalistic pride, Qing dynasty fashion, together with the exquisite embroidery & jewellery ARE the evolution of Chinese fashion, NOT "just" Manchu. It's not like Han Chinese were NAKED during that whole era. They wore Manchurian silhouettes, but the evolution of embroidery/ jewellery & styling was executed by Han Chinese themselves daily (NOT talking about imperial styles in the Forbidden City which would definitely be totally Manchu), & perhaps the men hated shaving their foreheads, but how many centuries of Chinese fashion evolution are those Hanfu amateurs now cutting off if they're excluding Qing styles, which then influences Minguo & early modern qipao/cheongsam? It's like creating ANOTHER break in CHINESE FASHION HISTORY.

Part of the problem is that hanfu and hanbok are very imprecise terms. Hanfu is basically shorthand for "clothing worn by the Han ethnic group." Hanbok, as I understand it, is "clothing worn by the Korean ethnic group." I'm not Korean, so if my understanding of hanbok is incorrect, please correct me! Both terms include clothing that span thousands of years, and because of cultural exchange and influences through history, lead to a lot of overlap in elements. Especially confusing is the historical period where the Korean aristocracy adopted almost 1:1 the clothing of the Han-majority Ming Dynasty. These patterns and designs seem to have then been incorporated into Korean fashions, and evolved separately over hundreds of years, resulting in similar, but distinct cuts and designs that can be difficult to distinguish if you're not used to it. But, that applies to just be one particular style of modern hanbok, which shares heritage with certain styles of modern hanfu. So, hanfu is not hanbok, hanbok is not hanfu, but certain styles look very similar because of common ancestry. To say that Ming style hanfu is hanbok and not hanfu is both historically, and currently, inaccurate. Of course, I'm assuming that you're referring to Ming Dynasty style hanfu as the type of hanfu that Chinese hanfu enthusiasts are inappropriately classifying as hanfu (see what I mean about the overly vague nature of the terms "hanfu" and "hanbok?") Regarding the Olympics, that's a slightly different story, the chaoxian (Korean) ethnic group is quite prominent in the Chinese Northeast, and is officially recognized as a minority group in China by the CCP, along with 55 other ethnic groups. The fact that there are 56 recognized ethnicities in China is a celebrated tidbit in China, and I'm not at all surprised that an attempt was made to represent that fact on the international stage. If you'll notice, there were many other ethnic costumes included, along with the lady wearing hanbok. Hanbok is the ethnic clothing of the Korean minority group living in China, it is NOT hanfu (I actually don't think hanfu was represented, which is a shame really), and the assumption that it is a claim on hanbok being hanfu is an unlikely interpretation. It would be a completely preposterous claim, since it is demonstrably NOT traditional clothing worn by the Han (Chinese) ethnic group. One last point of clarification, hanfu does not necessarily represent "Chinese traditional clothing," its definition is "traditional clothing of the Han ethnicity." Even though the Han ethnic group is the majority of the Chinese population, to have the traditional clothing of the Han people be representative of all traditional Chinese clothing is Han-centric, and ignores the heritage of the other 55 ethnic groups in China. That was the original point of contention that brought about hanfu and the Han ethnic clothing revival in the first place - the qipao and tangzhuang most people commonly think of as "traditional Chinese clothing" is predominantly Manchurian, and doesn't well-represent the several thousand-year clothing traditions of the Han ethnicity. The people of Han descent were interested in a revival of their own historical ethnic clothing. Anyways, long reply, thanks to anyone who made it this far.

@@June_Yue That's an interesting point of view, based on a tragic historical event. I'm not a historian, but I personally disagree. Based on that logic, the nation of Israel technically can't claim Jewish history from before its founding after the Second World War, since the historical nation of the Israelite people with their own rule was destroyed in about 70 AD, and the current nation of Israel only came about after the Second World War. To be fair, modern hanfu IS a reconstruction of ancient traditional forms of clothing and different from lots of other clothing traditions like hanbok and kimono that enjoyed relatively uninterrupted usage and development through the centuries. I think it's marvelous that we're seeing this cultural revival, but others are free to disagree, though I'd personally prefer a bit more respectfully, since we're talking ethnic heritage. Mind you, that goes both ways, some of the comments I've seen "defending" hanfu, while with SOME basis in history, also grossly misrepresents that history and cultural development, and seem to stem from anger to elicit more anger, which I don't think is really all that helpful. That said, sometimes people will just disagree, and even if I think they're wrong or illogical, I can't control what they think, only say my piece and move on.

I'm actually not from china nor Korea but I don't understand the people in the comment section fighting some claim hanfu as Korean and some claim hanbok as Chinese what the hell

Hanfu is from Korea And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years ago Don’t lie Koreans Thank Mongoliansa and Egyptian and Indian who gave our culture!! Not China Never

1.Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty Volume 36 고종실록 고종 36권 朝鮮王朝實錄 高宗 36卷： AD 1897 “我邦疆土, 係是漢、唐古地, 衣冠文物, 悉遵宋、明遺制, 接其統, 而襲其號, 無所不可" “우리나라의 강토는 한(漢) 나라와 당(唐) 나라의 옛 땅에 붙어있고 의관(衣冠)과 문물(文物)은 다 송(宋) 나라나 명(明) 나라의 옛 제도를 따르고 있으니, 그 계통을 잇고 그 칭호를 그대로 쓴들 안 될 것이 없습니다” “The territories of Korea used to be the ancient land of Han and Tang. Our costumes and relics conformed to Song. The kingdom system and structure adopted from Ming. It is rightful and legal to inherit the true name of Greater China and her culture - Joseon Gojong조선고종 高宗.” 2.1 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “부행홍무년호 습대명의복 금호복”（朝鲜读音翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt Hongwu of Ming's era name, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress.” 2.2 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “병오 다시 홍무(洪武) 연호를 시행하였고, 명(明)의 의관을 이어 사용하였으며, 호복(胡服)을 금지하였다.”(朝鲜现代语翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt the era name of Hongwu of Ming, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress” 3. Taejo of Goryeos' Ten Rules 왕이 훈요10조를 내리다 高麗太祖 訓要十條: AD 943 "惟我東方, 舊慕唐風, 文物禮樂, 悉遵其制, 殊方異土, 人性各異, 不必苟同. 契丹是禽獸之國, 風俗不同, 言語亦異, 衣冠制度, 愼勿效焉" “우리 동방(東方)은 옛날부터 중국의 풍속[唐風]을 흠모하여 문물(文物)과 예악(禮樂)이 다 그 제도를 따랐으나, 지역이 다르고 인성(人性)도 각기 다르므로 꼭 같게 할 필요는 없다. 거란(契丹)은 짐승과 같은 나라로 풍속이 같지 않고 말도 다르니 의관제도(衣冠制度)를 삼가 본받지 말라” "We, the East admire the customs of the Tang Dynasty, learn her rite and music, adopt her system and style. People from far land are different from us in terms of humanity, do not try to make them look similar in a subservient manner. The nature of Khitan (契丹) is brutal and bestial, we do not share the same value or language with them, so do not follow their system of attire" In 《真德王本纪》： 真德王三年，始服中朝衣冠。真德王四年，下教：以真骨在位者，执牙笏。 春秋请诣国子学，观释尊及讲论，太宗许之。春秋又请改其章服，以从中华制。于是，内出珍服，赐春秋及其从者。 智证王四年仿中国定国号，智证王五年，制丧服法，颁行。智证王十五年，王薨，谥号智证。

Anybody who's practicing calligraphy already writes in traditional. Chinese calligraphy as an art form never embraced simplified script LAWL.

Hanfu is from Korea And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China Because China history is just less than 100years We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

Confucius said He is Korean by himself Actually we don’t care he is Korean nor not

Text of Hanfu is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore before except of Korean tribes even 10years ago why they suddenly wear recently?

Confucius did not say that he was Korean. And "Korea", the country name stolen from China's Warring States period vassal state 韩国. I hope Koreans don't lie and misunderstand too much.

@@666Yourkarma Confucius did not say that he was Korean. And "Korea", the country name stolen from China's Warring States period vassal state 韩国. I hope Koreans don't lie and misunderstand too much.

Chinese people who evaluate other ethnic groups but c0pying other countries' technologies and use h a cking units to h a ck other countries' high-tech technologies. psychologically, many Chinese have feeling of 1nfer1ority against korean people. The bat meat v1rus Chinese people invented is your greatest achievement in the 21st century. And Chinese characters were not founded by the Han Chinese, but the ancient oracle bone culture originated in Mongolia and Manchuria and spread and developed in Shandong. At that time, there were no Han Chinese and Huaxia people did not use the oracle bone. Ancient altars, rituals, and the Oracle bone culture all originated from ancient people of Manchuria-Mongolia. some of them had founded kingdoms on the Korean Peninsula. likewise Ancient culture including bagua, yinyang theory was not founded by the Han Chinese, hwaxia people.

@@nationfighting3929 From Hwandan Gogi and Sin Chaeho? Lmao who say the Korean is Manchurian? stfu

​@@nationfighting3929 Did you copy your technology? How good are your skills? You also claimed that Chinese space technology copied Korean technology, which really killed me

​@@nationfighting3929 You South Korea loves to brainwash others, telling others about China's history as your own. When you see no reason, you say that Chinese culture is another country's culture. In short, you South Korea doesn't like to see China having culture

​@@nationfighting3929 No Han people? First of all, there are no Han people, and then again, are you descendants of Manchus?

不可能完全没有愉快的活动吧，你看看是不是每个人都带着口罩

Look up racial diversity in China over time. A Chinese lady I worked with brought in a book showing over 100 different ethnics in China over time going back to the silk road, including Persian, Roman, even Celts. There's a whole Russian city in China, where they are Chinese born citizens. China was a melting pot by the Tang era.

Your hanfu has developed into various designs under the influence of HOBOK of the northern people. The northern peoples were not originally Han Chinese. (the hun, Xianbei, Turk, Mongolian, Khitan, Manchurian etc) Even if you have various designs of clothes from ancient times in China, hanbok is not a traditional Chinese clothing. Your Chinese hanfu is a tradition that has been cut off for more than 300 years, but Korean hanbok is a traditional clothing that has been inherited so far. Most of the traditional clothes of your Chinese people are so few artifacts that they can be restored. The Chinese had to create clothes from ancient times because they did not know exactly the materials and how to make them. Therefore, Hanfu could not be registered as a UNESCO heritage. Don't fabricate that Han Chinese invented clothes that improved HOBOK of the northern people. In general, culture develops through interaction, but the Chinese lie that they are the only founders of civilization.

if you look at the paintings of the Ming era, young children still shave their hair and look the same as the Mongolian era. You can tell by looking at the pottery from the Ming period remaining in Korea. And if you look at the pictures of the emperor going hunting in the early Ming period, he's wearing a Mongolian hat and a hobok similar to the Yuan era. There is too much evidence that a culture similar to that of the Yuan era was maintained for at least 100 years in the early Ming era. Second, the Chinese continued to claim that the Sui and Tang kingdoms were Han China's kingdoms, but they were ruled by other peoples, such as the Yuan and Qing eras. A few other northern peoples ruled mainland China. But now the Chinese are lying that Mongolia is also Chinese history, interpreting that Emperor Yuan has been assimilated into the Han Chinese culture. Even if Xianbei joined the Han Chinese a thousand years ago, their ancestors were nomadic northern peoples, not southern Han Chinese. Likewise, even if the majority of the manchu people now changed their identity to han Chinese, their ancestors were different peoples in the north. The Chinese have repeatedly changed their interpretation of history and distorted history to unite the surrounding peoples for thousands of years.

Emperor Ming, who banned Goryeo fashion, did not appear until 100 years after Ming was founded. Ming's early Aoqun and late Ming Hanfu designs are dramatically different. And if you look at the paintings of the early Ming period, there is a scene where Emperor Ming wears a Mongolian hat and hunts. The eunuchs and court ladies working at the MING Palace inherited the attire worn during the Yuan period, and Mongolian Hobok, such as Terlig was popular. Above all, Many of the relics of the YUAN era and the Ming era have similarity. It is mistaken to think that MING is perfectly the revival of HAN CHINESE culture. In fact, royal attires and royal robes(printing positions) were designed to inherit the Hobok culture worn by the nomadic northern peoples

"Now officially taking Hanbok." This is the title of a post posted on the online community. Along with several photos, the author claimed, "The Hanfu Fashion Show featured clothes that were 95% similar to Korean hanbok," and added, "They even copied Gat and Mang-geon." "Lies are as big as the population. "If the Northeast process continues in that way, it could be recognized 10 years later as if Korean traditional clothes were copied from Chinese clothes." That would be China's intention. "taking them away one by one. Would Koreans claim to be ethnic minorities in China?" "Later, they fabricate that Joseon is part of China, and not Joseon's clothes?" "Culture theft. Can't you respond at the national level?" Many Koreans are outraged. Is it a traditional Chinese fashion show? When you check the controversial photos, you can find out that costumes presented at the "Hanfu" fashion show. The event is led by the Communist Youth Corps of China. It was also a Huafu cultural event held by "Tmall Guchao," a subsidiary of Alibaba, China's largest Internet shopping mall. This is the second time since last year. *This is a report posted by the People's Daily on July 8. The Communist Youth Group is a youth organization of the Chinese Communist Party with more than 80 million members!!!!! The People's Daily, the organ of the Communist Party of China, designated March 3rd of the lunar calendar as "China Huapu Day 中國華服日" in 2018. "We are trying to promote and revive the thousands-year-old culture of Hanfu," they said. "We have created a fashion show for innovating Hanfu culture since 2019." Why are you coming out of there? The Ming stuff is totally different from the Gat and Mang-geon!!! Experts had no disagreement that the controversial costumes were similar to the costumes of the Joseon Dynasty. In particular, Mang-geon and Gat, which appeared on the Hanfu Fashion Show, were very similar to those used in Joseon!! "According to a book 三才圖會 written by Wang Qi during the Ming Dynasty, Wang-gin of China has a wide area covering the lower forehead and the upper head, and there is a hole where only the topknot can come out from the top of the head." "Mang-geon was introduced from China, but it was indigenous to Joseon, so its form was clearly different." This is not the only one. The materials of Joseon were also different from those of China. Unlike the early Ming Dynasty, when China made Wang-gin by painting dark-colored lacquer on thin and transparent silk, Joseon used horse tail hair as a material. That's why its name is Mami mang-geon 馬尾網巾. This can be seen through a number of historical records. "The Annals of King Sejong" records that the king presented Ming envoys with horse-tailed mang-geon in 1420, when Ming envoys were very impressed. Envoy Dongwol of Ming Dynasty, who came to Joseon in 1488, also records that "Mang-geon is made of horse tail hair in Joseon." That is, the original material and form were different!!!! Looking at the Hanfu Fashion Show, the costumes that looked similar to hanbok in the Joseon Dynasty were spotted several times. Experts also analyzed that the feathers on both sides of the hat are similar to one of our costumes, "Julip." The hats, which are characterized by the decorations (tiger beard-like) on both sides of Julip, were usually worn during the royal march or as foreign envoys. These are some of the paintings of the Envoy procession in Joseon 조선국통신사행렬도(朝鮮國通信使行列圖). (Photo = National Museum of Korea) "The background of the birth of Joseon's Julip is clear," he said. "It originated from the fact that King Hyeonjong, the 18th king of Joseon, who was heading for the hot spring, was very happy with the abundant harvest of barley and ordered the officials to put barley ears in his hat." According to the "Yeonnyeosil Technology Book" compiled during King Yeongjo's reign of the 21st King of the Joseon Dynasty, this hat decoration was decorated with barley ears on the hats of the officials during King Hyeonjong's reign, marking the rich harvest. Since then, it has been recorded that the royal soldiers who were poor and not equipped with feathers used barley ears. In addition, the hat was decorated with feathers in Goguryeo's ancient tomb murals. Examples include a bird feather-decorated hat worn by a horse-riding figure in Muyongchong tomb hunting painting and a man in Ssangyeongchong Tomb mural painting. It is also featured in paintings of envoys of each country drawn by ancient Chinese. "Feather-decorated hats can also be found in Goguryeo's Anak Ancient Tomb murals," "Feather decorations can be found in Korean traditions!!!!!!" "Currently, China is trying to make 56 ethnic minorities a single ethnic concept of the Chinese people," he said. "According to the unified multi-ethnic nation theory, one of the Northeast Project logic, the history of immigrants is all included in Chinese history." "It can be interpreted in the above context that clothes similar to Korean traditional hanbok appeared at events celebrating China's Hwapu Day 中國華服日," he said. "China believes that the history of Joseon ethenic is included in Chinese history." "That's why they keep making hanbok appear in traditional Chinese fashion shows." The unified multi-ethnic nation theory is the logic that China uses as the basis in historical distortions such as Northeast Project, Southwest Project, and Northwest Project. This means that the history of all ethnic groups that are currently in China or were in China in the past is directly related to China's history!!!! You created the logic of miracles!!!! "We need to try to protect Hanbok." Meanwhile, experts stressed that more efforts should be made to protect our clothes than now. "We need to make active efforts by holding academic seminars that can prove that it is our clothes academically at the national level," he said. "We need to make efforts to continue the tradition of our clothes (even in order not to be taken away by China)"

Originally, you Chinese did not use like Joseon's mami-mang geon(men's hairband made of horse hair ). During the Ming Dynasty, Gat 갓 made of horse hair was not in Chinese culture. "Chinese big hat of Ming era" and a Chinese wang gin was different from korean stuff. The shape of your goods is different from that of Joseon. At that time, han Chinese did not use the decorations with feathers, diverse beads strings. Even in China, that goods were not publicly nationwide at that time. It is totally lie. In fact, your country burned its traditional culture and relics on its own during the Cultural Revolution.

Hanfu is from Korea And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China Because China history is just less than 100years We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese

Why are you keep saying it Hanfu while you are oppress your ethnic minority group. You are a just slavery of Xianbei.

@@user-uw8uy1oh5r You don’t understand China’s policies. I guess the oppression you see comes from the Internet, rather than what you actually see in person. It is a deliberate smear campaign by the Western media. Nowadays, china travel is quite popular. I also see many foreign bloggers. After coming to China, Xinjiang and other places (the so-called oppression in China reported by Western media), they personally witnessed that this does not exist. There are a total of 56 ethnic groups in our country, 55 of which are ethnic minorities. However, our country implements a "regional autonomy system" for ethnic minorities. Ethnic minority areas have certain autonomy. I am a member of an ethnic minority area (Yi ethnic group). Coming from Liangshan, Sichuan, we ethnic minorities will have more subsidies, can get extra points in the college entrance examination, and enjoy preferential policies in civil servant recruitment and other examinations. I think our government does a good job on this. All slogans in our local area are bilingual, so the culture of the Yi people is also well passed on. It's not what you said. Sisters or brothers, I think you can come to China and ask people in various places. It just so happens that there is a 144-hour visa exemption right now.

Actually, anciently Korea once ruled over a very large portion of eastern China.

@@NamiNoKanki In the Han Dynasty. The Han army conquered the whole of Korea. Until the end of the Qing Dynasty, Korea was still protected by China (Yuan Shikai helped Korea deal with the palace coup). The king of Korea accepted the appointment of the Chinese emperor. Then pay tribute to the Chinese Emperor... Of course, I know that the real history makes Koreans feel inferior. So Koreans "invented new history".

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@@user-lv6zv1nr5v Chinese colonies, Japanese colonies, American colonies... Korean history = colonial history.

@@user-lv6zv1nr5v In 1951, the Chinese army conquered South Korea again and occupied Seoul. China will always be the suzerain of South Korea!🤣🤣🤣

But hanbok is koreans.

@@user-ig9ry2wf1h and no one said it was. Plus hanbok was heavily influenced by china ❤️

@@user-ig9ry2wf1h You're right.

Hanbok is Korean. We have no meaning. But why do Koreans advertise that Hanfu is Korean? Do Koreans believe that Confucius is also Korean

@@huiliu6353 well let's check their dellusions.

Only during ceremonies or important days

@@miyaho1803 Koreans my family wore Hanfu and Hanbok everyday whenever not only in Ceremony It was our life Do not steal from us

Already from Taobao

Poor Tibet and Hongkong and Taiwan and Mongolian and Joseon tribes and Xinjiang Uyghur China takes over All Asian’s of culture

It takes time, after all, they have been dormant for too long in history, but you can wear narrow-sleeved plain ones at work and long-sleeved gorgeous ones at leisure.

@@user-kx7qr6jb3z China will be broken soon. Respect the other country’s culture

It's actually quite sad that in the last century the Koreans, trying to establish a new nationalism, abandoned the Han characters that their ancestors used for thousands of years, and invented a written form that on many occasions fails to express the true meaning, thus cut off the most important link to their history and heritages shared with the Han people.

Read first please.@@ddidol2840

@@ddidol2840 your writing is a mess of incoherent words . don't comment on things you do not know

​@@ddidol2840 there are plenty of genetic papers that say otherwise. The difference between Northern Han Chinese and Korean is miniscule. This whole thing about Koreans are Mongolians is a bunch of bull.

In ancient Korean women's clothes(hanbok) "exposed nipples", there was a thousand years of history (during the Han Dynasty, the Chinese saw that Korean women's clothes(hanbok) were exposed in the southern Peninsula). This is also written in Chinese Chaoxian朝鮮 history . Historically. When Japanese attack entered the Chaoxian朝鮮 Peninsula each time, the King of Korea also reported to the Chinese emperor. The emperor would send the army to repel the Japanese. The soldiers reported to the emperor because all Korean women exposed their nipples. It affected the Chinese army's work. Korean women also have to carry things on their heads. All Korean culture is similar to African culture. The Koreans have evolved from primitive people "Only 100 years". In addition, all Chinese chaoxian朝鮮 officials need to return to Chinese officials to take the exam . The history written by chaoxian朝鮮 officials also needs to review the Chinese emperor. Because this is the history of Chinese people. Ancient Korea = Chaoxian朝鮮 , Real historical name in history. ---------------------------- In ancient Korea name "朝鮮chaoxian" (one of ancient Chinese city), . "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" (Today Korean ancestors) wearing this fully chest exposed Korean dress (hanbok) is an "honor" for many Korean women - because she has a son! If the woman does not have a son or has daughters, she is not eligible to wear this kind of dew suit - only a korean woman who has a son is eligible to show her chest. So instead of feeling ashamed, these korean women in dew clothes have the feeling of "I'm proud of having a son! I want the world to know!" The meaning of. At that time, when there was no scientific contraceptive measures, the vast majority of Korean women would eventually give birth to a son, so the vast majority of Korean women could finally wear "proud" dew clothes. So this dew suit is the real traditional dress in Korea! Deliberately shirtless is a Korean tradition (hanbok), even in 2014. When the Pope visited South19 Korea, they also set up a "deliberately shirtless" statue to commemorate their tradition! * "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" in history = the ancestors of the Korean . ------------------------------ 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 (Westerners Record history photos).. * 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. (Westerners Record history photos). ------------------------------ Anceint japan (before 13th century )= 東瀛 & 扶桑 & 倭 . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today japan = 日本 Anceint korea= 朝鮮 (and 高包麗. 百濟. 新羅. 王氏高麗. 李氏朝鮮) . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today korea = 韓國(南北) Anceint Nonth Vietnam= 交趾 . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today Vietnam = 越南 Anceint Okinawa= 琉球. (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today Okinawa = 沖繩

?，中国91%的人都是汉族人，满族人是非常少的人，汉族人穿汉服很奇怪吗？英国人不能说英语吗？

You’re welcome to shave off half your hair and braid a pigtail in back

Made up?

The source of the character Mulan comes from an ancient Chinese poem in Northern and Southern Dynasties "The Ballad of Mulan". No one knows that Mulan really existed or was a fictional character made up by Chinese writers, But the era of Mulan was in China's Southern and Northern Dynasties (420AD~589AD) for sure. According to classics, murals, unearthed cultural relics, sculptures and other works of art. We Chinese know how women dressed like in the Northern and Southern Dynasties . Here is the English translate of "The Ballad of Mulan " for you

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Mulan's Wardrobe ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fm15K5oJzUo.html

Koreans will say "Mulan is Korean and she wears Hanbok!" 🤣

The slaves of the Xianbei tribe are trying to deny reality by saying that they have never been slaves. However, everyone knows that after the collapse of the Later Han Dynasty, they always served nomadic masters and only had a country of their own for 500 years at most (Song and Ming Dynasties). For thousands of years they were slaves to their nomadic masters. On the other hand, Korea was only occupied by the Tang Dynasty for 40 years and Japan for 35 years after the collapse of the Later Han Dynasty. Even during the Mongol invasion, King Chungseon of Goryeo, who was the son-in-law of Great Khan Kublai, was so good at diplomacy that he achieved the status of an independent nation. This is compared to the Chinese people at the time who were treated like insects by the Mongolians due to their ethnocentrism.

This fact is an inferiority complex that can only be hidden by insisting that the ruling class and the ruled class in Joseon wore different clothes and that this was because their ethnic composition was different. In common sense, would the ethnic composition of a country that had been ruled by nomads for thousands of years be different than that of someone who lost their country for 75 years? Hanfu, as commonly referred to by Xianbei slaves, was clothing only for nomadic masters and was inaccessible to slave Han Chinese. Even fools know that in pre-modern class-based societies, whether in China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, or Europe, the clothing of the upper class was not accessible to the lower class.

@@user-uw8uy1oh5r In ancient Korean women's clothes(hanbok) "exposed nipples", there was a thousand years of history (during the Han Dynasty, the Chinese saw that Korean women's clothes(hanbok) were exposed in the southern Chaoxian Peninsula). This is also written in Chinese Chaoxian朝鮮 history . Korean women's Hanbok is exposed to the nipples. It is the characteristic of traditional Korean clothing. There are records in many history. Including Western history books, there are records. Even in the Chinese palace of ancient korea (Chaoxian朝鮮 - Chinese territory and the Chinese regio). Korean female workers who serve the family of Chinese officials are wearing traditional costumes that expose nipples. There are records in ancient paintings. There are records in the photos. Outside the Chinese palace of ancient korea (Chaoxian朝鮮). There are many Korean women walking out of nipples walking on the street. Use the top of the head to carry things. There are records in ancient paintings. The photos also record. Historically. When Japanese attack entered the Chaoxian朝鮮 Peninsula each time, Chaoxian King (ancient Chinese officials) also reported to the Chinese emperor. The emperor would send the army to repel the Japanese. The soldiers reported to the emperor because all Korean women exposed their nipples. It affected the Chinese army's work. Korean women also have to carry things on their heads. All Korean culture is similar to African culture. The Koreans have evolved from primitive people "Only 100 years". In addition, all Chinese chaoxian朝鮮 officials need to return to Chinese officials to take the exam . The history written by chaoxian朝鮮 officials also needs to review the Chinese emperor. Because this is the history of Chinese people. Ancient korea = Chaoxian朝鮮 - real history name- Chinese territory and the Chinese regio (before 1910).

@@barbiebarbie1813 Please escape your fantasy world. Can't you escape your fantasy world because you have got a brain damage that have been ruled by nomadic people for thousands of years? Yes Korean woman maybe exposed their chest but it is only limited in commoners or servant class. And it is just a social phenomenon since after 17s. If you are not got a brain damage, Just see the facts that Joseon Dynasty at that time, most Confucian country in the world, While Han chinese is a slavery of Jurchen babarians. Confucianism don't say woman should expose their chest. Don't you have a brain? Chinese more Babarious than Korean at that time cause they are salvery of babarians. Before blame other country, See your ashamed culture so called "Foot Binding". Han chinese makes their girls foot weird to bind it very young age. This culture started Song dynasty(960~) to Early 20s century.

@@barbiebarbie1813 2. Hanbok, which exposes the breasts, was limited to some people. Do you not read any of my posts? Hanbok, which exposes the breasts, appeared only after the 17th century, and was limited to commoners and slaves, not educated people. At the time, Joseon was the most Confucian country in the world. Don't generalize just from a few photos. In Confucianism, it is said that men and women must seperate, and they are extremely reluctant to expose women's bodies. Among the hanbok, there is a skirt called a Tsugaechima, which was used by women from noble families to cover their bodies by covering themselves when going out. Joseon is a society where Confucianism was that strict. At least it was a much more civilized country than the people of the Qing Dynasty, who were ruled by the babarious Manchurians. When I say barbaric, you must be more barbaric than Joseon at that time.

1. The ancestors of the Korean people are the Bronze Age people of 十二臺榮子文化 of the Liaodong region. The ancestors of the Korean people originate from the 十二臺榮子文化 of the Liaodong region, which were influenced by the Hongshan culture of the Liaoxi region and the Xiajiaden lower culture. This cultural group that can be traced back to at least 800 BC and up to 1500 BC is Gojoseon. They developed the loquat-shaped bronze sword culture, a bronze age culture very different from that of China, and this is a bronze age relic that cannot be found anywhere else in China. On the other hand, China has developed a four-legged pot bronze culture since the Shang Zhou Dynasty, and this is also a relic that can never be found in Manchuria and the Korean Peninsula. In other words, the Zhongyuan and Manchuria had already been separated since the Bronze Age and developed a very independent culture. In addition to relics, records related to Gojoseon can be found in numerous Chinese historical records written by your Han Chinese ancestors. They clearly record that Gojoseon is a separate people from the Han Chinese. 管子, 史記, 魏略, etc. In 史記 and 魏略, it even describes the war between the Yan Dynasty and Gojoseon during the Warring States Period. They clearly recognized Gojoseon as a country of foreigners outside the Zhongyuan.

2. Hanbok, which exposes the breasts, was limited to some people. Do you not read any of my posts? I wrote about this in detail in the second and third comments. Hanbok, which exposes the breasts, appeared only after the 17th century, and was limited to commoners and slaves, not educated people. At the time, Joseon was the most Confucian country in the world. Don't generalize just from a few photos. In Confucianism, it is said that men and women must seperate, and they are extremely reluctant to expose women's bodies. Among the hanbok, there is a skirt called a Tsugaechima, which was used by women from noble families to cover their bodies by covering themselves when going out. Joseon is a society where Confucianism was that strict. At least it was a much more civilized country than the people of the Qing Dynasty, who were ruled by the babarious Manchurians. When I say barbaric, you must be more barbaric than Joseon at that time. 3. What's wrong with the culture of grinding with your head when moving things? What's the problem with that? You have an uncivilized culture that bound women's feet and made them into foot bindings for 1,000 years from the Song Dynasty to the early 20th century. It's much better than your culture, which causes physical and mental pain, right? It is also efficient at work. 4. White people? There doesn't even seem to be any logic to what was written. If we are talking about the danryeong that noblemen wore when working in the government office, then when they retired from the government office, they naturally took off their danryeong and wore the same hanbok as ordinary people. Do you imagine going about your daily life wearing uncomfortable danryeong clothing? Your delusions are excessive.

5. The royal family of the Three Kingdoms period was not Chinese. Records show that when Gojoseon fell to the Han Dynasty, the refugees migrated south and founded the Three Han states of Mahan, Byeonhan, and Jinhan. In other words, the ruling class of Samhan was Gojoseon, not Chinese, but definitely Korean. The people who originally lived in Samhan were Japanese. Look at history properly. As Koreans moved south in large numbers due to the fall of Gojoseon, Japanese people began to migrate to Japan in large numbers to avoid them. Why do you speak so carelessly when you don’t even learn Korean history? I am a person who learned Chinese history. I won't play with your dirty tongue. Silla originated from the ruling class of Jinhan, one of the three Han Dynasties. Since the ruling class of Jinhan were Gojoseon people, that is, Koreans, the ruling class of Silla would naturally be Koreans. Baekje is said to have originated from Goguryeo, and Goguryeo is said to have originated from Buyeo. In other words, Buyeo, Goguryeo, and Baekje all had the same Buyeo ruling class. So, is Buyeo Chinese or Korean? Buyeo people was Korean. Buyeo has developed its own Seodansan culture in the Songhua River basin since 1000 BC. However, by 400 BC, the bronze sword culture of Gojoseon became the central culture. Gojoseon's influence on Manchuria was that great. The culture of Gojoseon became a central culture and spread not only to Buyeo, but also to Okjeo and Dongye on the east coast of the Korean Peninsula and parts of the Maritime Province further north. You can tell this from artifacts and relics. In other words, The royal family of Silla is a Korean people who originated from Gojoseon immigrants, and Goguryeo and Baekje are Korean people who originated from Buyeo people who were assimilated into Gojoseon. + The royal family of the Northern Dynasty and Sui and Tang Dynasties were not Han Chinese. The reason why you insist so strongly that the Goguryeo royal family was Chinese stems from an inferiority complex, as there were very few royal families of Han Chinese in Chinese history. During the Northern Dynasty, the royal family were five barbarians, and after the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Xianbei tribe was your master. Although there was an empress from the Han Chinese, many Xianbei emperors and Xianbei empresses also appeared. Ultimately, the emperor's lineage originates from the Xianbei tribe. The Northern Wei ruling class continued into the Sui and Tang Dynasties, so the brilliant history of the Tang Dynasty that you pride yourself on is in fact nothing more than a shameful history of being a slave to the Xianbei tribe.

6. Chinese character problem. Chinese characters were a very inefficient writing system, and ordinary people engaged in daily life could not afford to learn Chinese characters. It is true that kings and nobles learned Chinese characters, but they did not speak Chinese. If they spoke Chinese, why did King Sejong create Hangul? They clearly used Korean, and according to the Hunminjeongeum Hyeryebon, which describes how Hangul was created, they clearly stated that “the national language is different from China.” Koreans have historically only used Korean. Because it was inconvenient to write Korean in Chinese characters, King Sejong the Great created Hangul. In addition, various Chinese historical books, including 梁書, record that Goguryeo and Baekje languages ​​are in common with each other, and that Silla and Baekje people also speak the same language. It was written by your ancestors. It wasn't something Korean fabricated. Additionally, Chinese characters have never been banned from the general public. Even during the Joseon Dynasty, there were elementary education institutions called Seodang, where kids learned the basics of 千字文 and 四字小學. On the contrary, Chinese characters were such an inefficient language that people engaged in daily life avoided learning them, but they thought that they should still have basic knowledge, so they were forced to learn them. And in the end, Korea won. Modern Korea uses Hangul. Korea's illiteracy rate is much lower than China's. You can only communicate quickly by borrowing American English, which you hate.

7. Tribute issue. The claim that the Korean Peninsula has been China's territory and local system for over 2,000 years seems to stem from tribute diplomacy. According to your logic, does Japan and Vietnam also become Chinese territory and local system for over 2,000 years? China did not have the power to dominate the Korean Peninsula. Because it was located across the sea, even when the Han Dynasty destroyed Gojoseon and established Lelang Province, Lelang Province was eventually ousted by Goguryeo. Even when the Tang Dynasty established Andong Province and Ungjin Province, they were returned to Silla less than 40 years later. If the Korean Peninsula was ruled by China, why didn't China send a local official? Isn’t it strange when you think about it? Rather, it was the Han Chinese who lived as slaves to the northern peoples for 1,500 years. It has only been 500 years since the Later Han Dynasty that they had Han Chinese owners. 8. What is modern Korea? Koreans have experienced being dominated by other ethnic groups based on several events, including the fall of Gojoseon, the fall of Goguryeo, and the fall of Joseon. However, it does not exceed 500 years at most. For about 3,000 years, Koreans have lived as an independent nation. In other words, it has 3,000 years of history. But what about China? After the fall of the Later Han Dynasty, it was ruled by the northern people for 1,500 years. Even now, they cannot escape from the life of slavery under the Communist Party. The history of their sovereignty is only 500 years, and even now they are slaves of the Communist Party and have no sovereignty. Lol

They are not intend to have people wear Hanfu at a daily basis. It's encouraged during holidays or ceremonies. I do know someone who wears Hanfu almost everyday though. I guess if your job only requires office work and you are rich enough to have housekeepers, it doesn't matter then.

@@miyaho1803 @@miyaho1803 Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea wen Korea ruled China before Ming dynasty we influenced in China 1500years ago Koreans are from Mongolian our culture and Dna is very different with China. Just that’s science and truth. China kills and buried and burned ur owned culture Protect ur original culture Koreans and all world liked ur origin Not copy from others Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others? Hanfu has existed in Ming Dynasty But Text of Hanfu has been created just 20years ago You guys haven’t wore thousands years and even 10years ago. You suddenly started wear hanfu just in 10years You guys insist Hanfu is origin. Korea has been Manchuria before ming dynasty Hanbok has been for a long time in Korea Youguys insist Ours r from Korea We don’t say Kimono is from Korea even though we have wore Kimono for along time No one says kimono is Korean cloth China is greedy China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

@@666Yourkarma 1.Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty Volume 36 고종실록 고종 36권 朝鮮王朝實錄 高宗 36卷： AD 1897 “我邦疆土, 係是漢、唐古地, 衣冠文物, 悉遵宋、明遺制, 接其統, 而襲其號, 無所不可" “우리나라의 강토는 한(漢) 나라와 당(唐) 나라의 옛 땅에 붙어있고 의관(衣冠)과 문물(文物)은 다 송(宋) 나라나 명(明) 나라의 옛 제도를 따르고 있으니, 그 계통을 잇고 그 칭호를 그대로 쓴들 안 될 것이 없습니다” “The territories of Korea used to be the ancient land of Han and Tang. Our costumes and relics conformed to Song. The kingdom system and structure adopted from Ming. It is rightful and legal to inherit the true name of Greater China and her culture - Joseon Gojong조선고종 高宗.” 2.1 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “부행홍무년호 습대명의복 금호복”（朝鲜读音翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt Hongwu of Ming's era name, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress.” 2.2 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “병오 다시 홍무(洪武) 연호를 시행하였고, 명(明)의 의관을 이어 사용하였으며, 호복(胡服)을 금지하였다.”(朝鲜现代语翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt the era name of Hongwu of Ming, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress” 3. Taejo of Goryeos' Ten Rules 왕이 훈요10조를 내리다 高麗太祖 訓要十條: AD 943 "惟我東方, 舊慕唐風, 文物禮樂, 悉遵其制, 殊方異土, 人性各異, 不必苟同. 契丹是禽獸之國, 風俗不同, 言語亦異, 衣冠制度, 愼勿效焉" “우리 동방(東方)은 옛날부터 중국의 풍속[唐風]을 흠모하여 문물(文物)과 예악(禮樂)이 다 그 제도를 따랐으나, 지역이 다르고 인성(人性)도 각기 다르므로 꼭 같게 할 필요는 없다. 거란(契丹)은 짐승과 같은 나라로 풍속이 같지 않고 말도 다르니 의관제도(衣冠制度)를 삼가 본받지 말라” "We, the East admire the customs of the Tang Dynasty, learn her rite and music, adopt her system and style. People from far land are different from us in terms of humanity, do not try to make them look similar in a subservient manner. The nature of Khitan (契丹) is brutal and bestial, we do not share the same value or language with them, so do not follow their system of attire" In 《真德王本纪》： 真德王三年，始服中朝衣冠。真德王四年，下教：以真骨在位者，执牙笏。 春秋请诣国子学，观释尊及讲论，太宗许之。春秋又请改其章服，以从中华制。于是，内出珍服，赐春秋及其从者。 智证王四年仿中国定国号，智证王五年，制丧服法，颁行。智证王十五年，王薨，谥号智证。

@@imagine_8681 Fake China wants to conquer and ruin all country all world

Funny thing , my school uniform has Hanfu elements 😂

Oh sure, I can maaaaaaybe see what you mean if I squint, although it sounds a little petty and mean coming from you in that tone. Or rather…I could maybe see what you mean, if you’re talking about America, that is. 😂

It's actually quite sad that in the last century the Koreans, trying to establish a new nationalism, abandoned the Han characters that their ancestors used for thousands of years, and invented a written form that on many occasions fails to express the true meaning, thus cut off the most important link to their history and heritages shared with the Han people.

@@WisdomAndCats Chinese characters with a high illiteracy rate should be discarded. It is too inefficient and does not fit modern society. You are bound by Chinese characters and living a life of slavery to the Communist Party. Aren't you ashamed of having been ruled by nomadic people for thousands of years?

But hanbok is koreans.

@@user-ig9ry2wf1h and who said it was? It’s was heavily influenced by china tho ❤️

Hanfu is from Korea And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history

Hanfu is from Korea before Ming dynasty there was Korea in Manchuria So Ming dynasty has influenced because there was many Koreans And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China Because China history is just less than 100years We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese

汉族人都选择原谅他们了，我们只是想复兴我们真正的传统服饰

欧洲人会觉得被蒙古人冒犯吗

满族人穿满族服饰有什么奇怪的地方吗。有些人拍写真摄影还穿清朝的满族服饰呢，虽然我个人不喜欢清朝。

If offended, there will not be movies and dramas showcasing Manchu/Qing periods.

the koreans were under the han dyansty for nearly 300 hundreds you do the math.

中国汉族想复兴曾经美丽的文化，但是韩国人近乎歇斯底里的阻挠中华文化的复兴，可怜的韩国曾经作为中国附属国，文化上有很多重叠的地方。他们害怕中国的光芒遮挡他们的光芒。

@@juamu1132 Do you live in fantasy world?

Korean adopt Tang style clothes after 7 century, it is right. But there is very difference official clothes and daily clothes. Korean took chinese style in formal clothes but it isn't mean they abandoned their traditional daily clothes. Even Tang took Xianbei's style in their formal clothes so technically, Korean not took a Han style but they took Xianbei style clothes anyway.

Yeah, You may can say then korean wore chinese style clothes as a formal clothes(Although It is more like Xianbei not a Han). Well, It is true. But It is also true that Goryeo-yang(The popular of korean culture) actually existed. The capital of Song, Keipeng, was far south to Yuan Beijing. So Yuan imperial family can't wear song clothes because if they wear songfu daily, they gonna die from frozen. Second, The ethnocentrism of chinese so severe in Yuna dynasty, So Mongolian looked down chinese like a bugs. So they didn't adopt Song clothes but they adopt Goryeo clothes and wore Goryeo clothes with their own traditional clothes. And Goryeo was even cold enough to beijing at that time so It was easy to wear Goryeo Yang clothes in Beijing.

I hope Koreans wear real Korean clothes. Now hanbok is copied from Ming hanfu. Real hanbok will show breasts. Koreans should respect history.

1.Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty Volume 36 고종실록 고종 36권 朝鮮王朝實錄 高宗 36卷： AD 1897 “我邦疆土, 係是漢、唐古地, 衣冠文物, 悉遵宋、明遺制, 接其統, 而襲其號, 無所不可" “우리나라의 강토는 한(漢) 나라와 당(唐) 나라의 옛 땅에 붙어있고 의관(衣冠)과 문물(文物)은 다 송(宋) 나라나 명(明) 나라의 옛 제도를 따르고 있으니, 그 계통을 잇고 그 칭호를 그대로 쓴들 안 될 것이 없습니다” “The territories of Korea used to be the ancient land of Han and Tang. Our costumes and relics conformed to Song. The kingdom system and structure adopted from Ming. It is rightful and legal to inherit the true name of Greater China and her culture - Joseon Gojong조선고종 高宗.” 2.1 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “부행홍무년호 습대명의복 금호복”（朝鲜读音翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt Hongwu of Ming's era name, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress.” 2.2 History of Goryeo 고려사권 137권 (高麗史 137卷): AD 1392 “復行洪武年號，襲大明衣冠,禁胡服” “병오 다시 홍무(洪武) 연호를 시행하였고, 명(明)의 의관을 이어 사용하였으며, 호복(胡服)을 금지하였다.”(朝鲜现代语翻译） “Joseon Dynasty shall adopt the era name of Hongwu of Ming, wear Ming costumes and headgears, ban Hu Dress” 3. Taejo of Goryeos' Ten Rules 왕이 훈요10조를 내리다 高麗太祖 訓要十條: AD 943 "惟我東方, 舊慕唐風, 文物禮樂, 悉遵其制, 殊方異土, 人性各異, 不必苟同. 契丹是禽獸之國, 風俗不同, 言語亦異, 衣冠制度, 愼勿效焉" “우리 동방(東方)은 옛날부터 중국의 풍속[唐風]을 흠모하여 문물(文物)과 예악(禮樂)이 다 그 제도를 따랐으나, 지역이 다르고 인성(人性)도 각기 다르므로 꼭 같게 할 필요는 없다. 거란(契丹)은 짐승과 같은 나라로 풍속이 같지 않고 말도 다르니 의관제도(衣冠制度)를 삼가 본받지 말라” "We, the East admire the customs of the Tang Dynasty, learn her rite and music, adopt her system and style. People from far land are different from us in terms of humanity, do not try to make them look similar in a subservient manner. The nature of Khitan (契丹) is brutal and bestial, we do not share the same value or language with them, so do not follow their system of attire" In 《真德王本纪》： 真德王三年，始服中朝衣冠。真德王四年，下教：以真骨在位者，执牙笏。 春秋请诣国子学，观释尊及讲论，太宗许之。春秋又请改其章服，以从中华制。于是，内出珍服，赐春秋及其从者。 智证王四年仿中国定国号，智证王五年，制丧服法，颁行。智证王十五年，王薨，谥号智证。

Then why y’all in hanfu vidoes saying that? Aren’t u the one claiming

Hanfu is from Korea And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history letter “Hanfu”is created just 20years ago suddenly China hasn’t wore Hanfu even 10years ago don’t lie plz Koreans thank to Mongolian and Indian and Japan and Egyptians who gave our culture Not from China Because China history is just less than 100years We are children of Mu dynasty and we are Altaic tibes we are not Chinese China needs to protect your owned culture first rather than taking from other countries You guys burnt and destroy ur owned culture by yourself why steal from others?

In ancient Korean women's clothes(hanbok) "exposed nipples", there was a thousand years of history (during the Han Dynasty, the Chinese saw that Korean women's clothes(hanbok) were exposed in the southern Peninsula). This is also written in Chinese Chaoxian朝鮮 history . Historically. When Japanese attack entered the Chaoxian朝鮮 Peninsula each time, the King of Korea also reported to the Chinese emperor. The emperor would send the army to repel the Japanese. The soldiers reported to the emperor because all Korean women exposed their nipples. It affected the Chinese army's work. Korean women also have to carry things on their heads. All Korean culture is similar to African culture. The Koreans have evolved from primitive people "Only 100 years". In addition, all Chinese chaoxian朝鮮 officials need to return to Chinese officials to take the exam . The history written by chaoxian朝鮮 officials also needs to review the Chinese emperor. Because this is the history of Chinese people. Ancient Korea = Chaoxian朝鮮 , Real historical name in history. ---------------------------- In ancient Korea name "朝鮮chaoxian" (one of ancient Chinese city), . "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" (Today Korean ancestors) wearing this fully chest exposed Korean dress (hanbok) is an "honor" for many Korean women - because she has a son! If the woman does not have a son or has daughters, she is not eligible to wear this kind of dew suit - only a korean woman who has a son is eligible to show her chest. So instead of feeling ashamed, these korean women in dew clothes have the feeling of "I'm proud of having a son! I want the world to know!" The meaning of. At that time, when there was no scientific contraceptive measures, the vast majority of Korean women would eventually give birth to a son, so the vast majority of Korean women could finally wear "proud" dew clothes. So this dew suit is the real traditional dress in Korea! Deliberately shirtless is a Korean tradition (hanbok), even in 2014. When the Pope visited South19 Korea, they also set up a "deliberately shirtless" statue to commemorate their tradition! * "white-clothed ethnic 白衣民族" in history = the ancestors of the Korean . ------------------------------ 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 (Westerners Record history photos).. * 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. (Westerners Record history photos). ------------------------------ Anceint japan (before 13th century )= 東瀛 & 扶桑 & 倭 . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today japan = 日本 Anceint korea= 朝鮮 (and 高包麗. 百濟. 新羅. 王氏高麗. 李氏朝鮮) . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today korea = 韓國(南北) Anceint Nonth Vietnam= 交趾 . (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today Vietnam = 越南 Anceint Okinawa= 琉球. (the name set by the Chinese emperor. It is also the name of the historical record) Today Okinawa = 沖繩

虽然我不是很喜欢日本政府，但日本人总是在韩国人发疯时候出来说几句公道话，令人暖心

Does Japanese got a Stockholm syndrome they trying to flatter their cultural attacker to compensate their row self-esteem.

@@ch3rub1m Even 5 years child can say the difference between Song dynasty clothes to Ming dynasty clothes.

​@@ch3rub1m The capital city of Song dynasty, Kaipeng, was far southern compare to Yuan dynasty, Beijing. So Song dynasty clothes can't be adopted to Yuan imperial family because If you wear song dynasty clothes in beijing, it is too cold to everyone gonna be dead.

@@ch3rub1m And Even Yuan imperial family had looked down Han chinese as a bug due to their Ethnocentrism like nowdays. And Because the Emperor Khublai khan was a mothers' father of Goryeo King Chung-Seon, and Empress Ki of Yuan who is from Korean family made cultural influence of Goryeo so powerful in china at that time. It is true.

Hanfu is from Korea And Hanbok is influenced by Mongolian and Indian and Scythian 3000years ago not from China Hanfu is from Korea When Korea conquered China before Ming dynasty . Chinese hasn’t wore hanfu even 10years agoMing Dynasty has influenced by Korea when we conquered China Hanfu prove our history lol

吳服就是古代中國人的衣服. 不是日本人衣服.

@@barbiebarbie1813就是傻瓜都能看懂吳服來自吳地。至於什麼日本人：折服的含義早已不言自明

North Koreans committing crime for using iPhones and voice