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This set of Hanfu is the highest-selling Ming Dynasty style Hanfu in Han Shang Hualian. It comes in various colors including light pink, light blue, and dark red jackets. The embroidered mamian skirts are also available in light pink, light blue, and red. Yijiang suggests mixing colors to create a beautiful contrast. The entire set of Hanfu looks very graceful and full of youthful vitality. You can choose according to your personal preference. This set of Hanfu costs around 600-700 yuan, offering great value for money, and is recommended for purchase. In the early Ming Dynasty, only members of the imperial family could wear bright red during weddings. They would wear a long red skirt, a bright red sleeve robe, a red baizi (a type of robe), a red bridal veil, and red embroidered shoes. The all-red attire was festive and joyous. When commoners saw how grand the royal weddings were, with that bright red color like a bonfire, emitting a fiery aura, it seemed more appealing compared to the green-colored wedding attire of the Sui and Tang dynasties. However, the emperor did not allow commoners to wear bright red wedding attire, so they could only admire from afar. Lifting…

Hanfu, as a cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, boasts a long history and unique charm. As enthusiasts of Hanfu, besides understanding its historical background and cultural connotations, we should also learn how to wear it correctly to display its beauty and dignity. This article will detail how to wear Hanfu from choosing Hanfu, matching accessories, to wearing techniques. I. Choosing Hanfu 1. Size Selection Hanfu comes in various styles and sizes. When choosing Hanfu, select based on the occasion and personal preference. For daily wear, simpler styles such as changshan (long robes) or ruqun (blouse and skirt sets) can be chosen. For important traditional festivals or formal occasions, choose grand ceremonial attire like magnificent dragon robes or brocade robes. 2. Material Selection Hanfu is made from a variety of materials, including silk, cotton, linen, etc. Choose suitable materials based on the season and comfort. Silk Hanfu is suitable for spring and summer, while cotton or linen Hanfu is more fitting for autumn and winter. II. Matching Accessories 1. Shoe and Sock Selection Accessories are an essential part of Hanfu dressing, with shoes and socks being particularly important. Men can choose boots or double-soled shoes; women can opt for flower…