Is it retro or revival to wear Hanfu?

Although Hanfu itself disappeared under the ruling policy of the Qing Dynasty, some of its elements were not extinct because of its strong vitality.

Until modern Han people believe in Taoism and Buddhism, some people in remote mountainous areas and many ethnic minorities in China still maintain the characteristics of Hanfu, and some elements of Hanfu can still be seen in some important sacrifices, commemorative activities and folk festivals in modern society.

At the beginning of the 20th century, with the development of China's national strength, people began to examine the outstanding parts of their traditional culture.

Some people have restored the traditional costumes of the Han nationality by studying Hanfu and removing its dross. At the same time, they advocated the restoration of traditional Hanfu again, and promoted it by restoring traditional festivals, restoring traditional etiquette, offering sacrifices to sages, popularizing traditional theories, and popularizing traditional musical instruments, and called it the Hanfu revival movement.