Are the clothes in the legend of Wu Meiniang Hanfu? If not, what's the difference with Hanfu?

First of all, make it clear to my parents that the clothes in film and television dramas are not Hanfu, but look like Hanfu anyway.

The most obvious way to identify Hanfu is to look at the seams and sleeves. In addition, there is no zipper and no gluing, which is also a major feature. (For the convenience of film and television dramas, most of them will have velcro zippers. )

Then I will focus on sewing sleeves in the middle.

Middle seam?

The middle seam and sleeve seam of Hanfu were originally caused by the insufficient width of ancient cloth.

Then, the middle seam of the body was endowed with the meaning of integrity, fairness and integrity, and the middle seam, especially the back seam, was preserved as a tradition.

The middle seam is circled in the picture. (Figure Source network, invasion and deletion. )

muff joint

As the name implies, sleeves are sleeves. It is also because Gubu is not enough.

The position is generally in the middle of the big arm ~ above!

The answer ends here ~ If you want to know more, you can go to the encyclopedia and have a good look ~ You can also study the production of Hanfu ~