The difference between hanfu and horse face skirt

Hanfu is different from horse face skirt.

Hanfu is the general name of China's traditional costumes, which originated in the period of the Yellow Emperor. After thousands of years of development and evolution, it has formed a variety of styles and styles. The basic feature of Hanfu is that it crosses the collar and points to the right. Most styles have sleeves, and they pay attention to etiquette and grade when wearing. There are many kinds of Hanfu, including Qufu, Zhishou, Yuanshou, Robe, Fu Zi, Skirt and so on.

Horse-face skirt is a kind of skirt in Hanfu, which is named because there are decorative boards similar to horse's face in front and back of the skirt. This kind of skirt usually consists of two skirts (horse face) and a middle skirt, and the skirt is often decorated with exquisite embroidery or printing.

Hanfu is a broad concept, covering all aspects of the traditional costumes of the Han nationality in China. Horse-face skirt is a specific style in Hanfu, named after its unique front and rear skirt decoration.