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With the popularity of ancient costume dramas such as The Legend of Miyue, The Untamed, Eternal Love, and Chang'an in the Morning Glory, audiences not only eagerly follow the plots but also get inspired to emulate the "same outfits" worn by characters. When beloved idols wear the elegant and flowing Hanfu and look deeply into the eyes of their fans on screen, their influence on sales is undeniable. Meanwhile, Bilibili, a community hub for subculture, has seen the Chinese traditional style section consistently occupy a prominent position, with those born after 1995 often taking advice from UP main's practical fashion tips. Nowadays, many young girls are fond of traditional Chinese aesthetics. They mostly have long, flowing hair and wear ancient-style dresses, especially at tourist attractions where you can often see such dressed-up girls who exude an ethereal charm. However, this style isn't for everyone; some find it too intricate. Is it easy to pursue such a girl? Let's learn about whether it's easy to pursue a girl who likes traditional Chinese aesthetics and what their personalities are like. This work is truly breathtaking, and using the phrase "ingenious craftsmanship" to describe it is no exaggeration. Many women have always been…

It must be said that Ming Dynasty style Hanfu is almost the most dignified and grand type among all styles of Hanfu. It is suitable for people of all age groups and can make people look more elegant and graceful, fully displaying the charm of the Ming Dynasty. If you want to attend some important occasions or take portrait photography, you should consider choosing Ming Dynasty style Hanfu. Although it is not as flowing as other types of Hanfu, it is more rigorous, luxurious, and exudes a sense of high-end elegance. That's all for this issue. Remember to follow Koko to learn more about Hanfu fashion news! If the content of this issue has provided you with useful help, give it a thumbs up and save it. See you next time! I usually like Ming Dynasty and Song Dynasty style Hanfu because they are more suitable for daily wear and can be mixed and matched with ordinary clothes. My favorite brands include Revisit Han-Tang, Zhong Ling Ji, Huachao Ji, and Lanruo Ting. I generally buy them on Taobao and also check out items on Xianyu. I usually communicate on Tieba and have joined some Hanfu club groups. I also follow…

This time, as the ambassador for promotion, Brother Xiaomeng recommends the most beautiful Hanfu check-in spots, which are all located in the central area of Chengdu: Taikoo Li, Wenshu Fang, and Du Fu Thatched Cottage. One of the best reasons to visit these places is that they save you from a long car journey to the outskirts of the city, while also allowing you to enjoy the beauty of "shady forests, songs echoing through the trees, flocks of birds singing in harmony, and white egrets drinking water," or "leisurely reciting poetry amidst the autumn mountains and spring rain, leaning against the pavilions of Jiangnan," or "the grand boulevards of Chang'an, lined with carriages drawn by green oxen and white horses." Why not take the opportunity to enjoy these scenes? Those who often mix in the C circle must have heard of the girl "really cute," who, along with her friend "Coser Xiaomeng," is considered one of the industry's senior figures. Interestingly, really cute is a high-achieving graduate of Tsinghua University, which is quite rare in the C circle. Initially, when really cute was taking photos in various cosplay outfits on campus, she was seen as an oddity. Now, she is…

On the day of the screening, singer Zhou Shen appeared as a surprise guest and sang the theme song of "The Crane Whistles in the Pavilion" titled "Wish to Find the Heart Person" with his clear and warm voice. He also told the audience that the lyrics and music were created by Yin Yue and Qian Lei from Gao Xiaosong's team. The arrangement style of this song is different from the usual ancient style songs, representing a new and innovative attempt. The name of the theme song comes from the Han Dynasty Music Bureau's "White-Headed Chant." The lyrics convey the sincere and touching love between the main characters, and Zhou Shen even shed tears while listening to it. At the emotional climax, he couldn't help but sing the chorus again. Sohu.com, for more details. Feng Timo is a very popular female singer, and her song "Buddhist Girl" has become a viral hit across the internet. She has now successfully transitioned into a professional singer, and her singing skills have been recognized by many professional singers. In Hunan TV's "Sing and Spin," her Hanfu costume was particularly eye-catching. She wore a white top with red embroidery at the neckline, paired with…

Have you ever heard of Morning Wine? This phrase might sound unfamiliar, but a quick search on platforms like Bilibili or Douyin will reveal videos with hundreds of thousands or even millions of views—scenes depicting a leisurely meal in the early hours, complete with small glasses of wine and a table laden with dishes. This tradition of enjoying a relaxed breakfast with a few drinks has quietly captured the admiration of many, drawing young people to regions like Hubei, Sichuan, and Chongqing, where Morning Wine culture thrives. In the heartlands of China, beyond the bustling cities and serene countryside, lies a breakfast tradition steeped in camaraderie and cultural richness—the practice of Morning Wine (晨酒). Contrary to its name, Morning Wine is not merely about alcohol but embodies a convivial morning meal paired with modest spirits, celebrating local flavors and community ties. Originating along the banks of the mighty Yangtze River, Morning Wine is more than just a meal; it's a social ritual deeply ingrained in the fabric of everyday life. Traditionally enjoyed by laborers and farmers to kickstart their day, it has evolved into a cherished custom celebrated across generations. Beyond Just Morning Drinks: The Allure of Meat At first…