Is Hanbok the costume of Ming Dynasty in Chinese history?

Hanbok is a combination of China's Hanbok in the Tang Dynasty and the Korean native costumes of Silla Kingdom in the ancient Korean Peninsula, which has been developed through continuous "national localization". It was formed in the Korean Dynasty and finally took shape in the early period of the Korean Kingdom (1392-19 10). It is characterized by bright colors and no pockets.

In South Korea, it is generally believed that Hanbok has three beauties, namely, the curve of sleeves, the white overskirt and the shape of skirts. The lines of Hanbok are both curvy and straight, especially the tops and long skirts of women's Hanbok are thin on the top and thick on the bottom, plus light and breathable white stockings, which are dignified and elegant. Hanbok with ancient philosophy is not only beautiful, but also practical.

Hanbok carries 65,438+03 items of important intangible cultural property of the Korean nation, including Hanshan ramie weaving, silk weaving, Luozhou coarse cloth weaving, dyer, goldsmith, needlework, embroidery, carving, knotting, towel making, crown making, net towel making and shoe making.