Steps to wear Hanfu

The specific steps of wearing Hanfu are as follows for your reference:

I. Steps

1, Hanfu: Put on Hanfu. Because the ancients mainly wore right pants, they first tied the Hanfu belt on the left and then the Hanfu belt on the right. The tightness depends on the individual's size. By the way, the Confucianism of skirts is also dressed like this; Hanfu is tied to the lining first and then to the outside.

2, the lower skirt: the lower skirt is worn in the same order as the middle skirt, and the middle skirt is surrounded. Fasten the left belt first, then wrap the skirt around the waist and tie the belt outside the lower skirt; If there is no lace in the skirt, you can only wear it without lace.

3. Tie the lace tightly on the lower skirt according to the waist size, tie it two or three times according to personal hobbies, and then help a bow; Basically finished, the coat and skirt are basically put on. Next, wear songs; Put on Song, just like a daily coat, Song and Zhong coat. First, fasten the left belt, then the right belt.

Then wrap the song around your waist for a week, and finally tie the tape. Elasticity depends on the individual's body shape; After putting on the music, tie a gorgeous waist seal, and fix the waist seal on the waist with a ribbon, and the tie is finished.

Second, Hanfu

1. Hanfu is a traditional costume of the Han nationality. Also known as clothes, clothes, Hanfu. Hanfu is the embodiment of China's "clothes make the country prosperous", "country of etiquette" and "splendid china", bearing the excellent craftsmanship and aesthetics of China, and inheriting more than 30 intangible cultural heritages of China and the protected arts and crafts of China.

2. Similar to the word "Han", the meaning and extension of the word "Han" in Hanfu has also expanded from the Han Dynasty to the reference of the whole nation. For example, the earliest record of "Hanfu" in the manuscript of Mawangdui Tomb No.3: "There are four beautiful women, two of whom are dressed in Chu clothes and two in Hanfu", which refers to the dress etiquette system in the Han Dynasty.

3. Crown system in Zhou Li, Yi Li and Li Ji; As recorded in Schumann, a book written in the Tang Dynasty, "Hanfu" refers to the dress etiquette system of the Han people, that is, "first attack Hanfu, and then slightly participate in the customs of Zhurong, so far it is no different to wrap your head at sunrise."