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How did Hanfu differ in Tang, Song and Ming dynasties?

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As an ancient imperial capital and starting point of the ancient Silk Road, Xi'an (formerly Chang'an) has long been the link between the East and the West, and experienced trade and cultural exchanges between the two for thousands of years. Three Hanfu lovers held a "Hanfu Tea Party" in the ancient city of Xi'an, vividly and humorously explaining the differences between women's clothing in the Tang, Song and Ming dynasties. Click the video to find out more.
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29 авг 2024

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@reidacoerencia185 Год назад

This storytelling format is excitingly immersive. One of Imperialism's forms of deculturalization is to make other countries feel embarassed to dress on their traditional way. China looks gorgeous and wearing them fine cloths should be something casual to do. Beautiful.👍

@thndrngest Год назад

The design, the quality materials, the accessories, all speak good heritage.

@nusaibahibraheem8183 Год назад

Love it. Please do more. Do for all the periods. Maybe also show the pieces of garments separately as you talk about the so we cam see them clearly. Thank you.

@gthreesix Год назад

Very interesting way of presenting the different themes!

@kishwarsakina5173 Год назад

It is very beautiful dress. I experienced wearing Hanfu in china on the recently held dragon boat festival. Love it❤ from an internstional student in china

@Kanukosan Год назад

Next do men's clothes, please. The Chinese should wear more the Tang shirts with large sleeves and fabric buttons, and the long gown down to their feet with a round collar. I don't know what it is called, but it was still popular in China in the thirties and forties and in Macao and HK in the sixties. They are so cool and comfortable I don't know why they vanished.

@id5307 7 месяцев назад

唐裝，布扣主要是清代滿洲統治者剃髮易服後留下來的産物，並不在漢服範疇內

@Kanukosan 7 месяцев назад

@@id5307 好，明白了。不过，又好看又很舒服。清代也有好处。

@id5307 6 месяцев назад

在我看来不如汉服的交领右衽和圆领

@snowwhite-jt9cj Год назад

This is so Fun.....time travel 🌟Show us more interesting things from all the different Dynasty. Fashion lifestyle:)💖

@hrep14 Год назад

Very elegant.

@Userkzb20253 Год назад

Excellent illustrations.

@RaymondLi604 Год назад

👘 Excellent edutainment! Saved for later visual reference! 🔖

@leondee918 4 месяца назад

The hairstyles and the hanfu outfit are really eye catching. It's a shame few or no Chinese wear hanfu anymore nowadays

@misterhill5598 8 месяцев назад

Hey, where is the sister Han? And no, not a fan of sister Qin.

@MyYuwono 3 месяца назад

Skip the manchu lead qing dynasty lol.

@jayarajmaduturi3514 Год назад

Is Thire is no manchu clothing...?

@Kanukosan Год назад

The qipao is Manchu.

@cosmoray9750 Год назад

Yes there is. That would be the Qing dynasty China, from 1644 to 1912.

@Kanukosan Год назад

But the video is about Hanfu, Han clothes, not Manfu, Manchu clothes.

@nusaibahibraheem8183 Год назад

@@Kanukosan Hanfu is a general term used for all Chinese clothing. Notice that this term is coined now. In the past people will just call them clothes.

@Kanukosan Год назад

@@nusaibahibraheem8183 hanfu is of the Han Chinese. You cannot call hanfu the Korean minority dress, for instance.