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The hidden buttons on Hanfu actually include both buttoned and non-buttoned situations. In general, Hanfu does not use buttons when riding a horse; even if buttons are used, they are hidden rather than exposed. Instead, the clothing is fastened using ties. Additionally, there are wide and long sashes at the waist. All the ties are made from the same fabric as the garment. A piece of clothing has two pairs of ties: one pair for practicality, where the tie under the left armpit is tied to the right side of the garment, and the tie under the right armpit is tied to the left side of the garment, completing the dressing process by tying these pairs together. The other type is the large and long sash at the waist, which is not only practical but also decorative and symbolic, symbolizing something. Compared to the obi of a kimono, the sash of Hanfu is wider. In April, visiting Luoyang allows you to see peonies and participate in the Hanfu Cultural Festival. Luoyang best represents the traditional Hanfu culture of China. Last year, scenic spots such as Guanlin Temple, Sui-Tang City Ruins Botanical Garden, and Longmen Grottoes held Hanfu photography competitions. Will…

The heat at night is the same as at noon; I stand in the moonlight after opening the door. In the deep bamboo and dense trees where insects chirp, there is a slight coolness that is not the wind. — "Chasing the Summer Night" by Yang Wanli Once April is over, the scorching summer arrives. Girls, do you feel like your long hair has nowhere to go? Leaving it down is too hot, and tying it into a single ponytail? How can our little Hanfu fairies' hairstyles be so casual? Oh, what should we do? Hey, let me handle that beautiful hair! Today, we will share a Hanfu hairstyle for the summer, even if you're a beginner, you won't have to worry about styling! First, comb your hair to look mature. Sorry, I mixed up my lines. 01. Part your hair in the middle at the front, leaving two strands of hair on both sides of the temples. (I recommend using a binding method to prevent them from getting messy.) Comb the remaining hair into a high ponytail, like this~ Remember to clip a hair bun on both sides to add volume to the hairstyle. Next, pay attention here! This…

Initially, Chenchen, who loves Hanfu, wanted to take a series of photos for his grandmother to create beautiful memories. Unexpectedly, the photos received widespread praise, so he specifically created a Douyin account to document his grandmother’s life. With her outstanding traditional Hanfu style, Grandma Chenchen gained over 200,000 Douyin followers in just half a month. She shares her elegant Hanfu looks on Douyin, takes videos with her grandson Chenchen and other young people who love traditional Chinese culture, and also shares her daily life, such as shopping, petting cats, and drinking milk tea. Gradually, Grandma and Chenchen realized that Douyin creation is also a form of companionship. Watercolor paintings of ancient Chinese women, watercolor images of beautiful ancient ladies, watercolor enthusiasts' ancient costumes, and colored materials for hand-drawn illustrations in Sai. Tutorial ya ya xf003 on ancient costumes, steps for hand-drawn illustrations, and 300 sheets of material for hand-drawn illustrations xf003 from Taobao. The second section covers techniques for coloring ancient costumes. How to draw ancient women's clothing? Slight Course recommends related tutorials and materials: How to draw summer women's clothing? Key points for drawing summer women's clothing. When it comes to summer, to combat the scorching sun, one immediately…

This book is carefully adapted by Ms. Zhou Ying, a deputy editor of the Chinese language textbook, closely following the curriculum standards, and specially customized for young readers; unsuitable content for young readers has been deleted or modified to make the plot more compact; on the basis of retaining the original language characteristics of the book, difficult classical sentence patterns and vocabulary have been rewritten, and phonetic annotations have been added for difficult characters to facilitate student reading; a guide column has been added to help students understand the content of the articles and increase their interest in reading; an extended reading column has been added, using targeted questions to combine "reading" with "thinking" perfectly. And according to the novel's plot, beautiful illustrations are provided to better stimulate students' interest in reading, making reading more vivid and three-dimensional. The granddaughter brought her 77-year-old grandmother to take ancient costume photos in an ancient city. The photographer said that many mother-daughter pairs have been photographed, but this grandmother-granddaughter combination was the first. Moreover, when the grandmother wore ancient costumes, she had the air of a noblewoman from ancient times... On March 7th, according to the Urban Express, citing "Wheat Ear Video," recently,…

More than 20 Chinese historical dramas are scheduled to air in 2022, covering mystery, romance and comedy genres, including the highly anticipated Luoyang, starring Huang Xuan and Wang Yi Bo; The Wind Blows From Longxi, starring Chen Kun and Bai Yu, and A Dream of Splendor, starring Crystal Liu and Chen Xiao. The following is a list of Chinese historical dramas highlights for 2022, as compiled by hanfuhouse .   Luoyang · 风起洛阳 (Aired) Aired: December 1, 2021 Also known as: Feng Qi Luo Yang Period Background: Tang Dynasty Wu Zhou Period Genres: Historical, Mystery Main Role: Huang Xuan as Gao Bing Zhu, Wang Yi Bo as Bai Li Hong Yi, Victoria Song as Wu Si Yue, Song Yi as Liu Ran The drama is adapted from Ma Bo Yong's novel "Luo Yang", which tells a series of stories about a group of people from different classes who are investigating an unsolved case in Luoyang during the Wu Zhou period. Gao Bing Zhu, a notorious deputy marshal at the bottom of society in Luoyang, is involved in the case by mistake and becomes a suspect. While trying to prove his innocence, he meets Bai Li Hong Yi, who is trying…

there has been a remarkable resurgence of interest in traditional Chinese attire, known as Guofeng Guochao, across various regions in China. Luoyang (洛阳), renowned for its rich historical legacy as one of China's ancient capitals, has emerged as a focal point for this cultural revival. Visitors strolling through the streets of Luoyang can now frequently encounter tourists donning a variety of Tang dynasty and Song dynasty costumes. Whether riding electric bikes, commuting on buses, or capturing moments amidst pavilions and towers, these individuals have become a unique and vibrant addition to the city's cultural landscape. The sight of tourists dressed in Tang and Song dynasty costumes is not merely a nostalgic reenactment but a celebration of cultural heritage brought to life. Luoyang's comprehensive reforms and innovative cultural tourism initiatives have played a pivotal role in revitalizing its historical narratives. By bridging the gap between ancient texts and contemporary city life, Luoyang has transformed its streets and alleyways into living testaments of its thirteen dynastic histories. Luoyang's approach to cultural tourism goes beyond superficial displays of history; it integrates immersive experiences that resonate with both locals and visitors alike. The blend of ancient attire with modern transportation and photography exemplifies this…

The Tang Dynasty was known for its admiration of plumpness and loose clothing style, which emerged after the appearance of Yang Guifei. By examining these reliable historical materials, we can discover that the Kaiyuan and Tianbao periods were the fastest-changing phases in fashion during the Tang Dynasty. Therefore, we will use Yang Yuhuan's life as a reference to explore the history of women's fashion during the flourishing Tang Dynasty, focusing on four stages: her childhood in the early Kaiyuan period, her time in Luoyang during the middle of the Kaiyuan period, her status as a noble concubine in the early Tianbao period, and her tragic end in the late Tianbao period. From the early Tang Dynasty to the Wu Zhou period, the trend of women's fashion can be summarized as follows: from the slender and conservative style at the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, to the gradually opening up under the reign of Emperor Dezong, and finally to the magnificent and flourishing Wu Zhou era. This was a time when the aesthetic ideals of Tang Dynasty women were characterized by elegance, confidence, and the willingness to showcase their figures. It was closely related to the influence of Empress Wu Zetian,…

In 1904, the construction of the Bianluo Railway began. As a part of the later Longhai Railway, this transportation line passed through Mangshan to the north of Luoyang city, an ideal place for emperors, officials and civilians to choose their burial grounds since at least the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. The construction of modern railways undoubtedly broke the peace of another world, but it also allowed underground treasures to see daylight again. Among many damaged Tang tombs, a type of color-glazed ceramic funerary object that had never been seen before by people drew attention from antiquarians; this is "Tang Sancai". Since then, people have been indulging in the gorgeous and lustrous colors of Tang Sancai as if all the grandeur and majesty of Tang Dynasty were condensed into such an object. It was an era completely different from that during Qing Dynasty; gazing upon and playing with Tang Sancai might help one temporarily withdraw from chaotic times and dream peacefully in a book room filled with sandalwood aroma.   The Legacy of the Tang Dynasty In fact, although they are called Tang Sancai, there is no record of such object names in historical documents. The name "Tang Sancai (唐三彩, Tang Tri-color…