Hanfu is the traditional costume of China Stock Exchange. Why do people see it differently?

Hanfu is a traditional costume in China, which can also be called Hanfu or Hanfu. Hanfu was a very beautiful dress when it was finalized in the Zhou Dynasty. Sometimes seeing some young ladies wearing Hanfu in the street will attract people's attention. Some foreigners are also interested in Hanfu. Sometimes wearing Hanfu will cause foreigners to ask for a group photo, but we can find that Hanfu is so beautiful, but not many people wear it in China. Listen to what the old tailor said.

Hanfu is elegant to wear, but people in our country seldom wear it, sometimes only a few people wear it, or some improvements are made. Why aren't so many people wearing such beautiful Hanfu?

1.？ Can't move easily. We all know that Hanfu has wide sleeves. It's not very convenient to go out to play in Hanfu. Sometimes wearing Hanfu will lead to some things.

2.？ Wearing is troublesome. Unlike the clothes we wear now, Hanfu is more convenient to wear. Hanfu is still worn in a certain order. If you are not familiar with Hanfu, it will take a lot of time to wear Hanfu, and you need to watch some videos to wear it well. That's why many people don't wear Hanfu.

3.？ The price is expensive. Hanfu is so beautiful, but the price is more expensive. Even if you buy clothes, you have to buy some accessories, especially some jewelry, which is not cheap. It costs a lot of money to buy a complete set of Hanfu. People who often wear Hanfu may have "mines" at home.

4.？ Need a lot of body. Hanfu doesn't look good on everyone. It needs a good figure. It's better to be in good shape. Those who are not in good shape will not look good in Hanfu.

5.？ The popularization rate of Hanfu culture is low. At present, only a few people know Hanfu culture, and most people don't know much about it. They may just know Hanfu, but they don't know much about Hanfu culture. If they don't know this, how can people choose to wear Hanfu? We all know the kimono in Japan, and the Japanese are also very familiar with the kimono culture in their own country. If you travel to Japan, you can also see many people shopping outside in kimonos.