How to treat the phenomenon that the "Hanfu" movement rejected the costumes of Han people in Qing Dynasty?

I haven't been involved in Hanfu revival movement for a long time, and I don't have much enthusiasm. Let me briefly talk about my own views. Hanfu is called Hanfu because Hanfu is a costume worn by Han people. Although there have been various styles and changes, it has always been a temporary trend, just like the Bohemian style that prevailed in our previous years. However, in the Qing Dynasty, Han people were completely required to replace Hanfu and wear traditional Manchu costumes, instead of adding Manchu costume elements to continue the service system of Hanfu. My personal view on the dress of Han women in Qing Dynasty is still very simple. Due to the particularity of the Qing Dynasty, the women's clothing worn by Han women can only be said to be an improvement of the flag clothing, which, as we say now, is more convenient for life and adapts to the times. If the flag element is added to Hanfu, then the clothing system should be basically unchanged, and the styles and patterns should be updated. . . To tell the truth, I didn't live in that era, I don't understand, but if I lived in that dynasty, I was afraid of being caught. . .