Japan has kimono South Korea has hanbok, how is Hanfu developing in my country now?

Our current development of Hanfu is generally liked by more and more people, and as people's concepts begin to change, many people can also be seen wearing Hanfu in life. Generally speaking, it is good, but every time a new trend emerges, new resistance appears. When Hanfu became popular, there was also a lot of criticism, and people who wore Hanfu were dressed in strange clothes, looked at each other differently, and pointed at each other.

In the earliest days, Hanfu appeared most on the stage, and later came to life, which was originally a good start. I think that being able to wear the costumes of my country is not only a kind of liking for Hanfu, but also an act of promoting culture. Today's young people are more and more fond of more modern, new and trendy things.

Wearing a kimonok in Japan and Korea doesn't get much attention or criticism. They can even feel that it is just a tradition. However, some of our social phenomena are completely different, seeing some people wearing Hanfu say that they do not respect literati, and some just rely on a little bit of history to criticize people who wear Hanfu and travel from a critical point of view as strange people in fancy clothes, saying that their ideology and aesthetics are regressing, and for a time there are all kinds of voices on the Internet.

And on the basis of retaining the cultural heritage, it is improved, which can be convenient for modern life and travel. I think that as long as we can preserve the fundamentals and promote culture, a certain degree of improvement is inevitable.

Now Hanfu is developing very well all over the country, both adults and children like this kind of Hanfu.

In the past two years, Hanfu has quietly become popular, and men and women wearing Hanfu are often seen on the street.

China's Hanfu is now nothing more than a meteor in a very small circle.

Every country with its own independent culture will have its own unique clothing culture. China is a vast country with a diverse cultureIn fact, many ethnic minorities in China also have their own characteristic national costumes, so as the Han nationality, the ethnic group with the largest number of Chinese, naturally also has the production of Hanfu culture.

In fact, in the process of the development of Hanfu culture, there have been some bad rhythms and problems. It's often easy to overkill things and polarize them. I'm still willing to believe itSome young people who try to contribute to the development of Hanfu have good intentions, they are simply interested in national culture, and feel that Hanfu also has the opportunity to become a mainstream clothing culture.

Or maybe you like the classical beauty of Hanfu and are willing to dress yourself up like this. However, due to various reasons, there is a great conflict of thought between many Hanfu enthusiasts and people who just want to look good. This question still needs to be thought about in depth.

First of all, if you want to truly develop Hanfu culture, you should not form a circle, and those who are not senior Hanfu party members can freely add Han elements to their clothing matching, and should not be blamed and restricted by people under the banner of orthodox Hanfu. After all, a truly gorgeous hanfu comes at a price for beautyWearing a complete set of Hanfu is beautiful, but it will become very unruly in action, especially in crowded occasions, it is easy to damage expensive and beautiful clothes. This is also an important factor why Hanfu cannot really be popularized, after all, as Chinese, especially young people, I think no one will think that Hanfu is not good-looking.

The best way to do this is to design a modern and improved version of Hanfu**Affordable, beautiful appearance, the most important thing is that there are no restrictions on wearing movement, and the fabric is as strong as possible.

There is still a certain difference between Hanfu and Hanbok, Chinese Hanfu is more vertical and natural in terms of skirts, while Hanbok skirts are generally fluffier and larger, Hanfu clothes do not have straps, and the bands of Hanbok are generally bowed.

OneChinese civilization has 5000 years, since the Qin Dynasty period China has a strong influence on the surrounding countries, until now Chinese culture has also changed the living habits of some surrounding countries, the same as the traditional clothing of the Chinese nation Hanfu in ancient times has influenced the surrounding countries, Hanfu is the traditional clothing of the Chinese nation, when Hanfu was brought to the Korean Peninsula, local residents began to imitate Hanfu, so there is still a certain difference between Hanfu and Hanfu now.

IIGenerally speaking, the hanbok has a fluffy big skirt, the upper body is dominated by a short top, which is placed under the clothes in an arc, and there will be a big bow at the intersection, while the Chinese hanfu generally pays attention to the natural vertical in the skirt, only a little fluffy, and the jacket is crossed to the right side, from a distance** is like a straight line, the hanbok is generally shaped with a V-neck on the upper body, and there is often a bow on the hanbok, which is used as a belt is very wide, and the hanfu does not have a bow, The position of the hanbok upper undergarment is generally exposed to the outside, covering the head of the skirt underneath, while the breast-length undergarment is on the inside, and the skirt is generally tied on top of the undergarment.

IIIIn general, the lines of Hanfu pay attention to curves, although some clothes are square, but wearing them on the body can show the perfect curves of women, and they look graceful, because there are too many series of Hanfu and there is no unified standard, so if you want to distinguish between Hanfu and Hanbok, you must understand that Hanfu is simple and natural, without some bells and whistles, if you want to distinguish these two clothes from the appearance, you can make a general understanding, these comparison methods are only applicable to common styles to distinguish, If you want to distinguish carefully, then you need to look closely.

Hanbok is particularly vertical and natural in terms of skirts, while Hanbok is more fluffy and larger. The difference is that hanbok does not have straps, while hanbok has bands and most of them are bows.

The difference can be said in two ways:

From the skirt, it is good to distinguish one point: the hanbok skirt is puffed; Hanfu skirt natural.

And from the top alone, you can look at this: the hanbok has a bow made of wide straps; There is no Hanfu, and most of them are right-handed.

Hanfu is the clothing of our Han nationality, the skirt of Hanfu is very linear, the skirt is more vertical and elegant, it looks like a flowing cloud, the neckline of the jacket is left and right, and the whole person looks slim when worn. Hanbok is a Korean garment, the skirt of the hanbok is very loose, like a puffy skirt, and the top is also relatively short, a little below the chest, and there will be a wide tie bow at the junction of the dress and skirt.

The Hanfu skirt looks fluffy, and the top is very short, basically above the waist, the Hanfu skirt looks naturally sagging, slightly fluffy, and the main feature of the Hanfu is the collar and the right side, without buttons.

Hanfu tops are inside the skirt, double-breasted collars and skirts naturally droop, hanbok tops are bulging outside the skirt, V-neck, lower body and skirt, Hanfu and chest-length dresses are very similar, Hanbok is generally "pyramid-shaped", the skirt is large, the top is short, Hanfu generally pays attention to natural hanging skirts, only a little fluffy, Hanbok has a fluffy large skirt; Through the above differences, you can distinguish between hanfu and hanbok, and the difference between the two is still very big.

Hanbok was developed from the Hanfu of the Ming Dynasty period in China; Hanbok is mainly a narrow-sleeved collar-length skirt, while Hanfu is mainly shaped as a wide robe and wide sleeves; Hanbok has bows while Hanbok does not, and the skirt of Hanbok is nowhere near as fluffy as Hanbok.

The design is different, the clothing is different, the character is different, the way of dressing is different, the number of years of circulation is different, and the history is different. If you want to divide it by color matching and costume props, you can also divide it by hairstyle.

Introduction: Recently, a ** exploded on the Internet, someone wore Hanfu to take pictures on the street, but was said to be Hanbok, so it caused a heated discussion on the Internet, many people think that Hanfu and Hanbok are very similar, in fact, there is still a very big difference between the two, so what is the difference between the two? <>

1. What is Hanfu?

The full name of Hanfu is the traditional costume of the Han nation, also known as the Han costume and Chinese costume, which is from the accession of the Yellow Emperor to the middle of the 17th century AD, in the main residential area of the Han nationality, with the Chinese Han culture as the background and leading ideology, with the Chinese etiquette culture as the center, through natural evolution and formed with a unique Han national style, the character is clearly different from the traditional clothing and accessories system of other ethnic groups, it is the state of etiquette in China, the embodiment of splendid China, and carries the outstanding craftsmanship and aesthetics of the Han nationality such as dyeing, weaving and embroidery. Inheriting more than 30 Chinese intangible cultural heritage and protected Chinese arts and crafts, Hanfu began with the emperor, originated from the Yellow Emperor's crown costume, stereotyped in the Zhou Dynasty, and formed a complete crown clothing system through the Han Dynasty according to the Four Books and Five Classics, becoming a part of the Shinto religion, and Hanfu also influenced the entire Han cultural circle through the Chinese legal system, and some ethnic groups in Asian countries such as Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Mongolia and other costumes have or borrowed from Hanfu characteristics. <>

2. What is Hanbok?

Hanbok is the traditional clothing of the Korean nationality, which symbolizes the purity, kindness, noble and sacred white-based, showing a simple and elegant style, therefore, the Korean nationality has the name of the white-clothed nation, the biggest feature of the traditional Korean costume is the oblique placket, no buttons, the long cloth belt knotted men's and women's clothing is very different, men wear pants, women wear skirts, Korean costumes are made of self-made linen and homespun cloth as the main raw materials when using the plane cutting method, when wearing it appears concise and bright, rich in changes, and perfectly reflects the beauty of the straight line and curve of the clothing, The color matching of the top view follows the principle of yin and yang five elements, using the color of the clothing and the material of the clothing to interpret different styles, so that the colorimetric collocation and the approximate color collocation complement each other, the traditional clothing of the Korean nationality is gradually formed in the long-term production and life of the Korean nation, and retains the distinctive characteristics of the Korean folk costume In addition, it also inherits many characteristics of the Central Plains costume in the Sui and Tang dynasties, and has extremely important value in the study of clothing history. <>

There is a certain difference between Hanfu and Hanbok, Chinese Hanfu is vertical and natural on the skirt, while the skirt of Hanfu is generally fluffy and larger, and there is no belt on the skirt of Hanfu, and Chinese civilization has existed for more than 5000 years, since the Qin Dynasty, China's influence on neighboring countries is very large, Hanfu as the traditional clothing of the Chinese nation, has influenced neighboring countries since ancient times, after Hanfu was brought to the Korean Peninsula, local residents began to imitate Hanfu, in general, the lines of Hanfu pay attention to curves, Although some clothes are square, they can show the perfect curves of women when worn on the body, which looks elegant, and there are many series of Hanfu, there is no unified standard, if you want to distinguish between Hanfu and Hanbok, you must know that Hanfu is simple and natural, without some fancy decorations.

The hanbok top is puffed up on the outside of the skirt, the V-neckline, the lower body, and the outside of the skirt. The Hanfu top is inside the skirt, the fluffy skirt of the hanbok, the upper body of the hanbok is dominated by a short top, which is placed under the clothes in an arc, and the Hanfu pays attention to the natural hanging skirt, only a little fluffy.

Hanfu was a popular costume in the Western Han Dynasty in China, and Hanbok was formed after the Tang Dynasty clothing was improved after it was spread to Korea. Hanfu is more suitable for the body type of Chinese and also in line with the temperament of Chinese, while Hanbok cannot reflect this characteristic.

Hanbok and Hanbok are inherently close, as Korean clothing and culture are mostly influenced by China. Hanbok is the Korean Peninsula, the ancient Silla Kingdom and the Ko Lap Kingdom, to the Joseon Dynasty era, after the native clothing of the Korean nation was greatly influenced by Chinese Hanfu. Clothing that has been developed through national localization.

After seeing the prototype, the clothing at that time continued to absorb the characteristics of Chinese clothing in various periods, and finally took shape in the early Joseon Dynasty. Hanbok is generally considered to have three major beauties in Korea.

The first is the shape of the sleeve skirt line, the white half-catty and the skirt. The lines of the hanbok have the beauty of both curves and straight lines. In particular, women's hanbok bolero tops and long skirts are thin and thick.

Thin and breathable white stockings, coupled with dignified and elegant, hanbok with ancient philosophical concepts are not only beautiful, but also very practical. Hanbok and Hanbok are actually not in conflict or contradictory. Originally, in the early stage, culture was originally inherited from each other.

And many countries have also absorbed the culture of our country.

For example, Japan still has a lot of traditional culture, etiquette, and customs, which are borrowed from our traditional Chinese culture. Korean clothes are very similar to our hanfu. In fact, after looking at the hanbok and studying our hanbok, we found that there are many similarities in the folding, including the assembly of various small parts.

It's just that South Korea has always regarded the famous hanbok as the formal form of its highest etiquette, while China has taken the Tang costume as the highest form.

Therefore, we do not need to discuss which is more correct in the interaction between Hanfu and Hanbok. It's just that there is such a big argument because there are two different borders for clothes. But it is true that Hanbok and Hanbok itself are very similar, and Hanbok absorbed a lot of Chinese clothing culture before it was officially designated as Hanbok in the early stage.

Learn from each other, learn from each other's strengths, and make progress together, in fact, everyone's eyes are different, some people think that the former is good, some people think the latter, in the final analysis, it needs to look at the individual.