Although Hanfu is still not a mainstream dress in China today, if you walk around a large or medium-sized city, you may see some people wearing Hanfu with large robes, cross collars and wide sleeves. Hanfu literally means "the clothes of the Han people" . Now there are many Hanfu shops, Hanfu designers and Hanfu researchers on the market, and there are even professional photo studios that provide rental services of Hanfu and accessories.
Bright red style
For Chinese people, Hanfu culture is no stranger. In recent years, Hanfu culture has become increasingly popular, and tourists wearing Hanfu can often be seen at scenic spots and historic sites. The 2018 Hanfu Industry Report shows that the total number of consumers in the national Hanfu market has exceeded 2 million, and the scale of the entire Hanfu industry has reached RMB 1.087 billion. During the 2019 Beijing Fashion Week not long ago, a fashion show with the theme of "Inheriting the Beauty of Hanfu" attracted the attention of many traditional culture enthusiasts.
Pink style
As a trend of the times, "Hanfu craze" meets the interests and spiritual needs of some people. In many universities, there are Hanfu clubs; some young people will choose Hanfu style when taking wedding photos. Some middle-aged and elderly people will also wear Hanfu on some important festivals and occasions, giving it a more ceremonial feel. Today, with diversified stakeholders and diversified values, the public is increasingly accepting of being “unconventional” through clothing.
Blue style
On the one hand, as the awareness of rights and individualization continues to increase, some people's need to express their individuality is constantly being released; on the other hand, the shaping of diverse aesthetic concepts and mature social mentality is of great benefit to the release of social vitality. . Rapid social changes and rapid social mobility have brought about earth-shaking changes in the world.
Cyan style
As a complex cultural phenomenon, "Hanfu craze" is not only about clothing and aesthetics, but also about history, tradition, etiquette, social mentality and many other aspects. In an era that is becoming more and more open and inclusive, we should have less emotional preconceptions, less stigmatization with labels and fists, and more understanding and acceptance, which is the attitude we should have when facing the "Hanfu craze".
Purple style
