Why do people who wear Hanfu always like to say that they are promoting traditional culture?

Because people who wear Hanfu think that wearing Hanfu is a symbol of traditional culture and that wearing Hanfu is promoting traditional culture, but in the early days, this was actually unacceptable to many people. Later, some people said that Hanfu is the most traditional thing in China, the essence of our nation, and can't be abandoned, so wearing Hanfu is to promote traditional culture. As a matter of fact, what they said is true. Hanfu does have the traditional culture of China, and the needles and threads on those Hanfu have the traditional crafts of our nation. The design of those clothes is also unique to China, which is very consistent with the temperament of China, so Hanfu is a treasure in traditional culture.

However, in the process of inheriting and developing China traditional culture, we should be very wary of formalism. Everything that doesn't touch people's spiritual world is situational. Like today's Hanfu craze, we engage in some attacks and confrontations, not because we don't understand the inherent inheritance of national costumes, but because of novelty and excitement.

What they say about promoting traditional culture is just an excuse for them to follow the wind. Some people don't understand a connotation of Hanfu culture at all, just think Hanfu looks good, so they buy one and put it on.

Hanfu without the blessing of cultural spirit is just a pile of clothes, which can neither bear the golden horse nor reflect the ancient charm of tea. Why can the excellent Chinese traditional culture with Confucianism as the main body last for a long time? Formal behavior can be handed down not because of wearing a few clothes, telling a few ancient songs and reciting a few classics, but because it, as a philosophy of life, has shaped the spiritual world, wisdom and lifestyle of China people, blended into the blood of China people and become the gene of China people.