College Students Promote Han Costumes, Let Traditional Costumes Blend Into Life

Recently, someone in a program of Tianjin Satellite TV suggested that when encountering the traditional festivals of the Han people, they should wear Han clothes. In this regard, Tang Guoqiang, a guest of the program and a famous actor, commented that "this kind of clothes is most afraid of going to the toilet, which is inconvenient" and "it is too difficult to promote".

In recent years, most of the media reports on the revival of Han style clothing have focused on showing how Han style clothing is worn on traditional festivals or ritual activities. In fact, those clothes are Hanfu Dress in. Because they are worn on major festivals, special occasions or ceremonies, such Han style clothes do not aim to facilitate daily wear and activities, but reflect the characteristics of elegance, atmosphere and beauty.

The Han nationality has inherited the Han clothing for more than 4000 years Traditional national costume It is the clothing that best reflects the characteristics and beliefs of the Han people, and is an essential component of Chinese etiquette culture. It has remained unchanged for thousands of years through the four books and five classics, and the twenty-four history and public opinion.

Every feature of Han clothing can be found in the Four Books and Five Classics, the Twenty Four Histories, and the Collection of Classics and History. During the four thousand years from the Yellow Emperor to the Ming Dynasty, the Han nationality, relying on its own wisdom and belief, created a colorful Han clothing culture and developed a clothing system with its own unique characteristics Han clothing system.

The basic characteristics of the Han clothing are the collar (crossed in front of the chest), the right lapel (the front of the coat is covered to the right), the sleeve is wide (different from the narrow sleeve suitable for riding and shooting for Manchu, Hu and Mongol), and the clothing is wide. It needs to be tied with a rope belt, and also uses a hook. It is also supplemented by a collar and a straight collar. Structurally, the Han clothing is divided into ten parts: collar, lapel, train, sleeve, sleeve, cuff, lapel, belt and tie.

However, in fact, there are also a large number of styles suitable for daily life, such as "deep clothing system", "Ru skirt system" and other shapes. Ordinary casual clothes are simple, easy, plain and beautiful, which are perfectly integrated with daily life. In Suzhou University, Jiangsu Province, there was a girl who wore a hanfu for three years. Not only that, but also various organizations and activities to promote Hanfu emerged in endlessly.

Therefore, Tang Guoqiang In fact, it represents some people's misunderstanding of the Han style clothing, that is, the dress in the Han style clothing is confused with the regular clothing. Some Han clothing promoters proposed that if designers can design more Han clothing, Han clothing can also be well integrated into life.