bright moon beads

Speaking of the beauty of Hanfu, I can't help but think of a poem: "The sun rises in the southeast corner and shines on my Qin family building. The Qin family has a good daughter and she names herself Luofu. Luofu likes sericulture and picks mulberry in the south corner of the city. The green silk is used as a cage. The cinnamon branches are used as cage hooks. The headband is in a bun, and the moon beads are bright in the ears. The xiangqi is the lower skirt, and the purple qi is the upper jacket. The traveler sees Luofu, and the lower shoulder is stroking his mustache. The young man sees Luofu, takes off his hat and wears a bow. Those who till the soil forget their plows, and those who hoe forget their hoes. We come back angry with each other, but we sit back and watch Luofu." Here is a description of a very beautiful and dignified young woman, with her hair in a ponytail and pearl rings in her ears. She wears a short coat made of purple damask and an embroidered light yellow silk skirt. This kind of dress is a typical "upper…