Do you like Hanfu? Can Hanfu really represent the culture of China?

Hanfu represents the traditional costumes of the Han Dynasty, that is, the costumes that rose under the rule of the Han Dynasty. If you look closely, you will find that the clothing characteristics of Han Dynasty and Manchu are different. As a nation with the largest number of 56 ethnic groups, it has many splendid Chinese cultures, among which Han Fu is a kind of Chinese culture that has been passed down to this day.

Hanfu contains the etiquette culture of ancient China, because it is open and closed when worn. It embodies the Confucian belief and respect for etiquette culture. It just makes this etiquette invisible in the form of clothing, but it still makes people feel the charm of China culture and China elements. China people's etiquette is hidden in life. Han Fu contains the spread of China traditional culture, because Han Fu has been spread and perfected to some extent. However, these Hanfu clothes are also mixed with some Chinese embroidery and some unchanging China culture. So Hanfu also contains the beauty of Chinese embroidery and the spread of Chinese embroidery culture. Embroidery is an ancient culture, but it can be expressed through Hanfu. ?

Because of the theory of Yin and Yang in our traditional culture, the left and right sides of Hanfu skirt are Yang and Yin respectively. Usually, you must press the yang on the yin, that is, press the skirt on the left on the skirt on the right, and never turn around, because only the dead will wear it like this. Most hanfu clothes are very long, and skirts will accidentally touch the ground, which requires us to choose according to our height, not too short or too long, which is unusual. ?

Hanfu is not an ancient costume, but a costume with the accumulation of the times, which conforms to China's traditional cultural concepts and aesthetic characteristics. It can represent traditional culture to a certain extent, but it doesn't mean it is a big event. Chopsticks also represent traditional culture, but they are so common that no one pays attention. Wearing Hanfu is like eating with chopsticks, which is nothing to be proud of.