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Wang Hongmei, a post-90s girl, only wears Hanfu made by herself on weekdays. Her ideal is to make Hanfu a daily attire. "Hanfu didn't become popular in an instant, but those people wearing sheets grew up," some enthusiasts said when asked why they like to wear Hanfu. Tmall's "2018 Hanfu Consumer Report" shows that the number of people buying Hanfu in 2018 increased by 92% compared with the previous year. Hanfu, the collective name for the traditional clothing of the Han nationality, continued to develop and improve until the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. And now, it occupies an unexpected position in the lives of young people. Hanfu has become a new trend? Lou Ying, a 26-year-old education and scientific research practitioner, has only been involved in the Hanfu industry for more than a year, but her daily wear has been completely occupied by Hanfu. You can hardly see her wearing the "three-dimensional" ordinary people on weekdays. Clothes that will be worn. Opening her closet, she found it was full of all kinds of Hanfu. She felt that Jin Gui's Hanfu would be neatly folded and re-wrapped in the bag after cleaning. Now, Lou Ying has purchased more than…