The characteristics and cultural connotation of Hanfu

Characteristics and cultural connotations of Hanfu are rich and unique, reflecting the philosophical thinking of the unity of man and heaven, but also contains the deep historical and cultural heritage of the Chinese nation.

The characteristics of Hanbok are reflected in its soft and smooth lines, plain and natural, subtle and euphemistic, elegant and fresh. Its style mainly consists of the upper garment and the lower garment, i.e., the garment is divided into two parts, representing the heaven and the earth, the yin and the yang, which are spliced on top of one piece of clothing, implying the conjunction and connection. In addition, the sleeves and collar of Hanbok have the meaning of heaven and earth, while the center seam has the meaning of humanity and uprightness. These features not only highlight the beauty of the design of hanfu, but also reflect the ancient Han people's reverence for heaven and earth and nature as well as their pursuit of morality in life.

The cultural connotation of Hanfu is profound. Hanfu culture is a cultural sum reflecting the Confucian ritual and dress system, which runs through the Confucian book and history system from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. It is embodied from the aspects of sacrificial service, court dress, public service, regular service and accessories, reflecting the hierarchical system, ceremonial system and religious beliefs of ancient society. Hanfu culture has continued from the Three Emperors and Five Emperors to the present day, perfecting itself through successive inheritance, reflecting the strong cultural inheritance ability of the Chinese nation.

Characteristics of Hanfu

Hanfu also contains a rich national spirit. The wide cuffs symbolize the roundness of the heavenly way, reflecting the tolerance of the ancients; the strict etiquette system embodies the gentleman's style and spirit of freedom; and the color scheme and decorations of Hanbok reflect the pragmatic attitude of the ancients. As the traditional dress of the Chinese nation, Hanbok carries the cultural lineage of the Chinese nation and is a symbol of the national spirit.

Hanfu also reflects the philosophical thinking of the unity of man and heaven. The unity of man and heaven is the core concept of our ancient traditional culture, and the design and production of Hanbok fully embodies this idea. The style of the top and bottom of the garment, the design of the sleeve collar of the heavenly circle, and the symbolism of the middle seam of humanism and righteousness all skillfully integrate the nature of heaven and earth with human society, which expresses the ancient people's reverence for the natural world and the expectation of human society.