Can't China's ancient clothes be like Japan's and Korea's?

The popularity of traditional clothing in Japan and Korea is due to the importance of their governments, and the industry of their traditional clothing is strongly supported by the state. And they are economically developed, kimono and hanbok are very expensive, but people can afford it.

China's ethnic minorities are not rich, and most of their clothes are handmade, not factory mass production, the cost can not come down, handmade and labor-intensive, naturally, not as easy as Kimono and Hanbok so popular.

Chinese Han people have long been without national consciousness, personally I thought and the Cultural Revolution has some reason, that is a decade of cultural fault. After the Cultural Revolution the clothing of the Republic of China period completely withdrew from our lives, the Han people generally wear Western-style clothing, there is no concept of Han national dress.

Now the so-called Tang suit is completely designed, can only be regarded as a suit with the characteristics of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, is some people found that we do not have national costume after yy out of self-compassion, can not be regarded as Han Chinese clothing, nor is it a Manchu costume, can only be regarded as a kind of fashion.

And the cheongsam, is the Republic of China period Han women in the Manchu cheongsam on the basis of improved, can only be counted as fashion.

The national costume of Han Chinese should be called Hanfu, which is what you call the ancient clothes of China. She was once handed down for a thousand years, but was abolished under the rule of the Qing Dynasty. That's why the Han Chinese in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China wore clothing with Manchu characteristics. Hanbok carries the culture of Han for thousands of years, characterized by elegance and dignity, and nowadays there are more and more young people have begun to restore Hanbok. You can take a look at Baidu's Hanfu bar (there are some extreme nationalists there, please ignore)