What are the types and introductions of Hanfu?

Hanfu is mainly divided into three categories: the "deep clothing" system connected from top to bottom; The "deep clothing" system of "upper and lower" separation; "skirt" system.

Because deep clothes can be worn by both men and women, they are practical clothes, which can be worn daily or as a dress. On informal occasions, monarchs, officials and scholars will wear them. Skirts are generally used for uniforms and traditional women's wear.

Hanfu introduction:

Hanfu, the traditional clothing of the Han nationality in China, was once called Hanfu, Hanzhuang, Hanfu, Huafu and Huafu. Known as the development and inheritance of the clothing system for more than 4,000 years. Hanfu is a thousand-year etiquette costume system from the accession of the Yellow Emperor to the end of the Ming Dynasty (65438+the middle of the 7th century), which is centered on Chinese etiquette culture and formed through the worship of Zhou rites and the imitation of heaven and earth in the Han Dynasty.

Hanfu is characterized by a right collar and a tie. A horizontal collar refers to the intersection of the front and left sides of a garment. The skirts of Hanfu are generally covered to the right (the left front cover and the right armpit tie, and the inside of the right front cover are called right skirts), which is called right skirts.

In ancient China, the costumes of some ethnic minorities were left-handed, which was called left-handed. This situation has appeared since the Spring and Autumn Period. According to the Analects of Confucius, Confucius once said that if Guan Zhong did not respect the king, it would be alien rule and "left-handed".

Hanfu has a unique form, characterized by a right collar and no buttons, but there are still other styles. Clothes-related words in Chinese are the characteristics of Hanfu. The structure of Hanfu is divided into 10 parts: collar, lapel, picture frame, sleeve, collar, neck, belt and tie.