More and more young people like to wear Hanfu. How to treat this phenomenon?

More and more young people like to wear Hanfu, which can be viewed objectively. There is no unified definition of Hanfu, because every dynasty ruled by Han people has its own style, but the same characteristics of Hanfu are loose and elegant robes and knee-length sleeves. Xiao Hang used to work in a machinery manufacturing state-owned enterprise, and now he runs Hanfu business, mainly providing clothing matching services for Hanfu photographers and sometimes planning Hanfu weddings. The costumes of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties are very romantic, with elegant long skirts with different decorations on cuffs, lapels and hem, and colorful striped long skirts with colored silk at the waist, showing the graceful figure of women.

1. Some people are interested in the traditional costumes of China, hoping to attract everyone's attention. Just like Japanese kimono, it can be worn on the street at any time, and no one will feel weird. Others like to be independent. Hanfu is not as simple as you see. A good Hanfu takes several months to complete, and the price is high. If you want to wear it, you have to dress up from head to toe, otherwise it will be a bit out of tune. Coupled with the influence of costume drama now, everyone is more yearning for Hanfu.

2. Hanfu can be said to be the most traditional service in China, which became popular in the Han Dynasty. However, the real Hanfu is not as rich in color and style as it is now. Therefore, many of the Hanfu we are wearing now are improved, adding some fashion elements. Walking in the street, you can always see several people wearing Hanfu passing by. Most of these people are young people, and college students are also the mainstream of this group. However, when they walk in the street in Hanfu, they will always attract other people's strange eyes and dare not get too close, which is surprising.

3. From the Han Dynasty, China's clothing began to diversify. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, Hanfu culture reached its peak, no matter in color or clothing technology, it was no less than that of modern people. It was also from this time that Hanfu culture began to influence neighboring countries, whether North Korea or Japan. Judging from their historical costumes, their roots are all from China Hanfu. The above is the answer to the question that more and more young people like to wear Hanfu. How to treat this phenomenon?