Who is the real traditional national uniform? Is it a cheongsam, a Tang costume or a hanfu?

Cheongsam is exclusive to ladies, and both men and women can wear Tang and Hanfu, but Tang costume is more famous.

Generally speaking, Tang costumes should be regarded as China's traditional national costumes, and now Tang costumes are also very popular, and there are Chinatowns abroad, and China is the most famous period in the world in the Tang Dynasty.

I think Hanfu can be called a real traditional national costume, and of course, cheongsam and Tang costume are also part of traditional culture.

China's real national costume should be Hanfu, and other Tang costumes can be regarded as a continuation of the later, and the later aesthetics are different and transformed.

It should be Hanfu, and Tang costume is a continuation and inheritance of Hanfu. In recent years, the cultural revival of Hanfu is also in the process of continuous development.

Tang costume and cheongsam are both Hanfu, they are both a type of Hanfu, which has evolved through the times and slowly improved. Hanfu and Tang costume are very different, such as two different histories, different concepts, and different cultures, although these two costumes are cultural treasures of traditional Chinese clothing, but there are still great differences in nature. Let me briefly introduce Tang costumes and cheongsam, as well as the difference between Hanfu and Tang costumes:

Tang costume is a kind of clothing in China, generally referring to the Tang Hanfu, it is a style in the Han costume system, Tang costume is characterized by collar, right side, tie, no buckle or cloth buckle. The representative costumes of Tang costumes include full-breasted skirts, Tang round-necked robes, cross-collared skirts, etc. The types of women's tops in Tang costumes are generally divided into three types: undergarments, jackets, and shirts, among which undergarments are a kind of jackets or cotton clothes with a narrow and short body; The jacket is longer than the undergarment and shorter than the robe, and the body is looser; There are two kinds of narrow sleeves and long sleeves and Tang costumes carry the outstanding craftsmanship and aesthetics of dyeing, weaving and embroidery of the Chinese nation, and inherit more than 30 Chinese intangible cultural heritage and protected Chinese arts and crafts, which is a kind of clothing and a traditional cultural heritage.

The cheongsam was originally a robe worn by Manchu women, and after many improvements, there is the cheongsam we see today, the cheongsam is the traditional clothing of Chinese women in China and the world, it is known as the quintessence of China and the national dress of women, if you trace back to the roots, the cheongsam is actually improved step by step by Hanfu. Although there are still many controversies about its definition and time, it is still one of the most splendid phenomena and forms of China's long-standing clothing culture. Moreover, the cheongsam is also the most feminine clothing that can reflect the femininity of Chinese women.

The difference between Hanfu and Tang costume is actually obvious, first of all, the history of their existence is different, and the history of Hanfu is much longer than that of Tang costume; Then there is their different concepts, Hanfu is the clothes worn by the Han people, and the performance of Hanfu is pre-Qin Hanfu, Qin and Han Hanfu, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties Hanfu, Sui and Tang dynasties Hanfu, Song and Ming Hanfu and contemporary Hanfu, and Tang costume belongs to a kind of Hanfu, which specifically refers to the style of Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty; There are Hanfu and Tang costume cultural heritage is completely different, the full name of Hanfu is "Han national traditional clothing", it is also known as Han clothing, Han clothing, Chinese clothing, from the Yellow Emperor to the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, with the "Chinese Han" culture as the background and leading ideology, with Chinese etiquette culture as the center, through natural evolution and formed with a unique Han national style and character, and Tang costume is a kind of clothing in China, referring to the Tang Hanfu, is the ancient clothing of the Tang Dynasty, it is also a style of the Han clothing system, characterized by the collar, the right side, Tie-in, buckleless, or cloth buckle.

The difference between the two is considerable. The range of Hanfu is very large, referring to the clothes worn by the Han people, and Tang costume refers to clothes with the style of the Tang Dynasty.

Yes, they are all a type of hanfu. Hanfu is a costume worn by the Han people, while Tang costume is a Tang Dynasty style of clothing.

No. The skirt of Hanfu is very small, most of them are curved, the style of Tang costume is very gorgeous, and the skirt is also very large.

The difference is that one is more cumbersome, the other is simpler, the cheongsam is generally slit, and it is relatively close-fitting, thinner, and thicker.

Although Hanfu and cheongsam are both traditional clothing in China, there is still a big difference between them. As a traditional costume of the Manchu people, the cheongsam is also called a flag costume. When people make cheongsam, they like to use a variety of different colors and patterns of silk or cotton and linen to make it.

Even some people like to embroider a ** case on the cheongsam when making cheongsam, and inlaid with many layers of exquisite lace at the placket or the cuffs and hem of the cheongsam, so that the whole cheongsam looks more exquisite.

The cheongsam is light and comfortable, which can perfectly reflect the beautiful posture and smooth lines of women, while the clothing shape of Hanfu is more complex, it is more difficult to wear, and the whole is relatively loose and fat; You can tell by their style.

The difference is that Hanfu generally has a lot of patterns, and it is very long and will mop the floor, but the cheongsam will not mop the floor.

I think the most representative of China is the cheongsam, because many countries have similar costumes such as Tang costumes and Hanfu costumes, whether they are imitations of our country or created by themselves, there are styles. And only the cheongsam is unique to our country, and it has a very Chinese charm.

I think Hanfu and Tang costume are the most representative of China's national costumes, and these clothes have been passed down for a long time and have now become our cultural treasures.

The most representative of China's national costume is Hanfu, because Hanfu is the clothing of the main ethnic group of the big country, with a long history, with a history of more than 4,000 years, dignified atmosphere, grace and luxury, and a strong sense of ceremony, so Hanfu is well-deserved as a national costume.

Of course, it is Hanfu, because Hanfu is now the most widely spread, and the craftsmanship and fineness of the production are incomparable to other clothing.

Hanfu and Zhongshan suit are not separated from each other, and can be used as national clothes, and the rest are definitely not good.

The cheongsam upstairs is unique to China? Vietnamese Ao Dai gives you the opportunity to reorganize your language.

Isn't it all Chinese culture? Do you want to say which one is Korean? Have confidence in your own cultural and historical inheritance, this kind of involution is meaningless!

The inclusiveness and diversity of Chinese culture is a part of Chinese culture, and the beauty of planting flowers and homes, such as water carrying all things, is not a style that can be represented - in other words, in layman's terms: children only do multiple-choice questions, adults all want!

I think Hanfu can be regarded as Chinese culture, because Hanfu has a long history, and it is also a traditional costume.

Both are Chinese cultures, cheongsam is the culture of the Manchus, and Hanfu is the culture of the Han people, both of which belong to China.

I think both of them can be regarded as Chinese cultures, they appeared in different periods, and they are both a manifestation of Chinese culture.

Of course, Hanfu is more representative of traditional Chinese culture, and Hanfu has a relatively long history and a very long origin, and Hanfu, whether it is the pattern or the production method, highlights the national culture.

Hanfu is mainly Hanfu, which has been circulated for a longer time, and can also represent some of the history of the development of Chinese clothing into the city.

Of course, it is Hanfu, and Hanfu has corresponding styles for men, women and children. What does the cheongsam correspond to what men wear, a tunic or a horse coat? I've never heard of a beautiful tunic or a riding coat.

It shows that the cheongsam is just an isolated case, and it has not yet formed a systematic clothing culture, and it cannot be embedded in the tradition, and of course it cannot represent the traditional culture.

Both cheongsam and hanfu can represent the traditional culture of our country, and the age of hanfu is older and more representative of traditional culture.

I think it's a cheongsam, because Hanfu is a dynastic costume and doesn't represent traditional Chinese culture, but the cheongsam has been around for a long time and has a long history.

Whether the cheongsam is traditional or not, no matter how beautiful a woman wears such a costume, men's interest will be reduced by three points, and some even have no interest at all.

Fashion is very good-looking, Hanfu is ugly and ugly, and there are cheongsams that ordinary women can't control.

It seems that you should know the Hanfu, the cheongsam, which evolved from the Manchu flag costume, and can only represent the national costume of the Manchu people. China has always been dominated by the Han nationality, and its representative national costume is Hanfu. It was not until the Manchu Qing Dynasty promulgated the order to shave and make it easy to obey that Hanfu gradually died out, but the people would wear Hanfu to children when they were born, because the Han people knew that only children and babies could escape the inspection of the Manchus, but they still claimed to wear monk clothes to children.

In addition, children generally wear skirts and the like, and adults deliberately keep raw edges (this custom began around the late Kangxi period), which is a metaphor for "boundless suffering".

Therefore, of course, the costumes of a minority of ethnic groups cannot represent the national costumes of the Han people. As for the modern Han people, most of them wear modern clothes, it is because since the Xinhai Revolution, most of the clothing in Chinese has been Westernized, so now the people will spontaneously carry out the "Hanfu Movement".

After the development of Hanfu in the previous year, we need to find a representative one (the experts raised by the state are what to eat, there is no need to make it), and the broken belt of history makes our clan not know what Hanfu is. And ZF's attitude towards Hanfu is very ambiguous.

I prefer Hanfu, because I think Hanfu has the beauty of ancient Chinese penetrating culture, and his sense of design is very sufficient, very elegant, and the quality also looks very good, which makes people look very temperamental.

I actually like the cheongsam more, because I think the cheongsam can outline a person's body curves and be more feminine.