Lantern Festival

The reason for the chronology of Hanfu: shaving your hair makes it easier to dress After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, in order to maintain their rule over the Han people, the rulers of the Qing Dynasty ordered the Han people to wear Manchu clothes and wear Manchu hairstyles - money rat tails. In the 300 years since then, the dignified and gorgeous Hanfu has gradually disappeared in the land of China and been forgotten. The resurgence of Hanfu Around the millennium, with the spontaneous promotion of the people, the seeds of the revival of Hanfu gradually grew. Driven by traditional culture enthusiasts and Hanfu enthusiasts, the scale of Hanfu gradually increased. Hanfu hot spots Various places have also launched Hanfu cultural festivals, such as the National Silk Hanfu Festival. During major holidays, such as Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, March 3rd, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day, etc., there will be Hanfu parades and many tourists wearing Hanfu in major cities. The "White Paper on the Development of China's New Hanfu Industry in 2022" shows that my country's Hanfu industry has exceeded the tens of billions of market sizes in 2021. The Hanfu market is expected…

On March 9, CCTV Finance reported that in the first two months of this year, the supply of horse-faced skirts in Cao County, Shandong Province exceeded the demand, and the sales of horse-faced skirts were close to 550 million yuan. New Chinese style national trend + intangible cultural heritage. In recent years, they have frequently appeared in the circle. Wearing hairpins and horse-faced skirts have become the latest check-in combinations at many tourist attractions during the Spring Festival this year. Horse-faced skirts have become integrated into more people’s daily lives. In regular service, Fujian Youshen has become popular, attracting millions of tourists to the local area. Reporters from Xiaoxiang Morning News and Morning Video found that in recent years, "new Chinese styles" such as horse-faced skirts and hairpins have become popular, playing a new role in promoting consumption and driving industrial development in cultural tourism, fashion and other industries. Horse-faced skirt becomes New Year’s jersey During the Spring Festival, topics such as #Caoxian sold 300 million horse-faced skirts and are still in short supply# became hot searches. As a "New Year's jersey" that can be worn by all ages, the horse-faced skirt has undoubtedly become the most popular clothing item…

This year, the manufacturers of horse-faced skirts in Caoxian County, Shandong Province were too busy during the Spring Festival holiday. "Customers called me on New Year's Eve." Meng Xiaoxia, chief designer of Caoxian Chenfei Clothing Co., Ltd., once again felt the "top status" of horse-faced skirts. At the urging of customers, the company's offline Hanfu showroom opened early on the first day of the new year. "On the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, many customers really couldn't wait, so we sent our employees to work early with three times the salary." She said that the entire exhibition hall was full as soon as she got to work, and customers even took away the horse-faced skirts worn by the child models last winter. . Even before the Spring Festival, almost all of the company's products were sold out and there was no overstock. Currently, the factory is working overtime every day to produce. Not only Meng Xiaoxia's company, but the entire Cao County experienced a wave of horse-face skirt craze around the Spring Festival. According to data from the Cao County E-commerce Service Center, so far, sales of Cao County’s Year of the Dragon New Year greeting clothes, mainly…

Reference News Network reported on March 13. According to a report on the Brazilian "Forum" magazine website on March 10, with the resurgence of people's interest in traditional Chinese culture and the large number of exposures on social media platforms, a fashion trend has spread among young people in China. Popular: Hanfu style. According to reports, this fashion trend has attracted widespread attention in China and has brought new business opportunities to many people across the country, including services such as traditional Chinese makeup, photography and clothing rentals. In China, more and more people, especially young people, have found a sense of pride in wearing Hanfu in public, and thereby showing cultural confidence. On the Chinese lifestyle social platform Xiaohongshu, 29-year-old Jin Yujin has about 11,000 followers. During this year’s Lantern Festival, she posted a video of herself and a group of women in traditional costumes, which was widely shared online. Jin Yujin said in an interview with the media that the design of Hanfu shows a distinctive Chinese style and has unique charm. People's love for Hanfu is growing day by day, reflecting the growing appreciation of traditional culture. More and more people embrace the beauty of traditional clothing…

1. Hanfu: traditional ethnic costumes of the Han nationality; 2. Main features: crossed collar, right gusset, waistband, rope belt, knotted with hooks, free and elegant style; General wearing method: small coat (underwear), middle coat, coat (outer coat). When wearing multiple pieces, the collar of the inner coat must be exposed; Since the Song Dynasty, women have worn blouses and skirts or blouses and trousers on daily basis; men have mainly worn Taoist robes and straight-fitting robes. 3. Body: 1. Top and bottoms The top and bottom skirt are cut separately, and the clothes are the same color as the upper skirt; the oldest form of Hanfu, the highest dress in the past, for example: Mianfu: emperor's dress Xuanduan: Pre-Qin court uniforms 2. Deep clothing Formed in the Zhou Dynasty, the upper and lower garments are sewn together, and fabrics of different colors are used as edges (the edge of the garment is pure), which is hidden and elegant. It is divided into curved train deep garment and straight train deep garment, which can be used as a dress or for daily wear. Straight train deep clothing appeared in the Western Han Dynasty, but it could not be used as a…