Why was the Qu Train kicked out of Hanbok?

The reason why the train was kicked out of Hanbok is that the train is considered as not belonging to the ancient costume, it belongs to the antique, it's an old object, so it's said that the train doesn't belong to Hanbok. The correct version of the train should belong to Hanbok, the previous ones are considered tears of the times, not the correct version, not Hanbok, just a studio costume created by the businessman's imagination.

An Illustrated Overview of Hanbok

Each country's traditional dress is one of the symbols that reflects the country's ancient culture and how the local population is influenced by the regional environment. China has a long history of more than 5,000 years. Undoubtedly, Hanbok is the most typical traditional dress in China and is an important part of Chinese culture. However, compared with other traditional cultures such as Chinese painting and calligraphy, Hanbok has not been given the status and honor it deserves in the Chinese cultural circle.

Despite the fact that hanfu has disappeared from some people's ears, it still retains its typical features today due to its strong vitality. Buddhism, Taoism and many of China's ethnic minorities still maintain the Hanbok's distinctive features. In addition, elements of hanfu can be seen in some of the traditional basic festivals, such as commemorations, folk festivals and Kung Fu TV programs.