Is Hanfu the full name of clothing in past dynasties?

Hanfu refers to the traditional clothing of the Han nationality. Costumes of past dynasties not only refer to Hanfu. For example, in the Tang Dynasty, "Hu Feng" prevailed. The costumes of Silla, Persia, Turkic and Western Regions were also introduced into the Central Plains, belonging to the Tang Dynasty, but not to Hanfu.

First, the inheritance of Hanfu.

American clothing is called "Hua", while big countries call it "Xia". Hanfu is also the source of China. In ancient times, Emperor Yan and Huangdi began to have Hanfu (the national costume of China). Lei Zu, the wife of the Yellow Emperor, invented sericulture and silk reeling. Traditional silk began to appear, and Hanfu took the high-end route from the beginning. However, due to the reasons of productivity, the clothes of ordinary people in China are mainly hemp and kudzu.

Hanfu was basically customized in the Zhou Dynasty, forming a dressing system. Later, successive dynasties constantly absorbed the essence of other national cultural characteristics and gradually evolved. Although the styles of Hanfu in each dynasty are different, the basic structure has not changed much.

Until the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, in order to weaken the national identity of the Han people and achieve the purpose of maintaining the rule, Dourgen accepted the advice of the Han people who rebelled against Sun Zhixie and imposed "shaving and changing clothes", and Hanfu died out.

Second, the characteristics of Hanfu.

Hanfu is mainly divided into ten parts: collar, collar, sleeve and sleeve. Generally, there are three lengths of collar, collar and deep coat, and three layers of underwear, middle coat and coat.

Traditional Hanfu is mostly a wide robe with big sleeves, but there are also narrow sleeves, and dresses generally follow the tradition.

Third, the influence of Hanfu.

Hanfu, as a traditional costume of Han nationality and feudal society, is constantly influencing the traditional costumes of other ethnic groups around it due to the strong influence of the Central Plains Dynasty. Kimono, Hanbok, Bhutanese costume and Vietnamese costume are all deeply influenced by Hanbok.

Fourth, the revival of Hanfu.

Hanfu can be spread for thousands of years because it conforms to the way of heaven and earth and can change with time. Hanfu would not have died if someone hadn't forcibly destroyed it by bloody and brutal means. Nowadays, with the increasing emphasis on national traditional culture, people once again put on the gorgeous costumes left by their ancestors. Inheriting, reviving and carrying forward Hanfu is also a responsibility to the ancestral culture.

Hanfu should be revived, but it should be changed step by step according to the actual situation. Traditional Hanfu can exist as a formal dress and daily home casual clothes, but it should also be improved in real work and life.