Video teaching of how to wear Hanfu.

1. Wear your own backing inside, and then cover it with a quilt. Tie the strap with a bow. Then the two-piece skirt is divided into two pieces, the front piece and the back piece, and the short lace is the back piece. Pull two short shoelaces from the back to the chest and tie a bow. Long lace is the front piece, and the skirt is covered with short lace.

2. The long shoulder strap bypasses the back from the underarm position and pulls to the chest. Tie two long ties in a knot on the chest. Pull out the rabbit part with the length of 13- 16 cm. Then tighten it and make appropriate adjustments. The left and right methods are the same. Then take a fan of similar color in your hand and you're done.

Hanfu, the full name is "traditional costumes of the Han nationality", also known as clothes, clothes and Hanfu. From the accession of the Yellow Emperor to the mid-Kloc-0/7th century (late Ming and early Qing), in the main residential areas of the Han nationality, with the "Huaxia-Han" culture as the background and the leading ideology, and the Chinese etiquette culture as the core, through natural evolution, a unique style and character of the Han nationality was formed.

Obviously different from the traditional costume system of other nationalities, it is the embodiment of China's "country of clothes", "country of etiquette" and "splendid china", bearing the excellent craftsmanship and aesthetics of the Han nationality, inheriting more than 30 intangible cultural heritages of China and protecting the arts and crafts of China.

Similar to the word "Han", the extension of the word "Han" in Hanfu has also expanded from the Han Dynasty to the whole national reference. For example, the earliest record of "Hanfu" in the manuscript of Mawangdui Tomb No.3: "Four beauties, two Chu costumes and two Hanfu" refers to the dress etiquette system in the Han Dynasty.

Crown service systems in Zhou Li, Yi Li and Li Ji; According to Schumann in the Tang Dynasty, "Hanfu" refers to the dress etiquette system of the Han people.