What do you think of wearing Hanfu on the street? Is it grandstanding or promoting culture?

Nowadays, Hanfu is loved by many young people, and although there are many popular costumes in society, many people will choose to wear Hanfu to go out. Hanfu has become a very beautiful scenery on the street, and more and more people have begun to accept such clothing. I don't know what everyone thinks of this kind of behavior of wearing Hanfu?

Personally, I think: 1. It highlights the Hanfu culture in our country, Hanfu is a classic costume handed down from all dynasties and generations in the history of our country, Hanfu can be used as a typical Chinese culture, with a long history, and today's young people are willing to wear Hanfu to go out, highlighting a historical beauty. The costumes of each dynasty have their own unique beauty, which is very pleasing to the eye.

Therefore, people who wear Hanfu actually appreciate the elegant beauty of Hanfu very much. Wearing Hanfu not only looks dignified and generous, but also highlights the quintessence of our country. 2. When you wear Hanfu, you will look different and very temperamental.

So, is wearing Hanfu a sensational or promoting my country's Hanfu culture? Some people believe that many people wear Hanfu for grandstanding. After all, it is very inconvenient to wear Hanfu, and there are many times on the Internet that wearing Hanfu and the skirt are involved in the elevator.

It looks like a beautiful Hanfu, but it also hides countless dangers. Obviously, today's society needs to be neat and neat, why do you want to be unique and wear cumbersome Hanfu? What is this not grandstanding?

In fact, I personally think: 1. The reason why many people are full of love for Hanfu is because they love the history of our country, and they are willing to understand the original era, the various evolutions of Hanfu, and where the beauty of Hanfu is. 2. Everyone loves to wear Hanfu, just because Hanfu is beautiful, and people wearing Hanfu also look graceful, and the whole person is ethereal like an immortal.

Not only young people, but also many middle-aged and elementary school students like Hanfu.

Those exquisite embroideries and various color schemes have fascinated Hanfu lovers. Therefore, people who wear Hanfu are not grandstanding, but because they have the eye to discover beauty, and at the same time, they really love Hanfu and are willing to carry forward the Hanfu culture.

I think it's normal, this is to promote culture, what others wear is also other people's freedom, Hanfu is good-looking, and it is a symbol of culture.

I usually look at the behavior of wearing Hanfu, but now I am free to dress, and I am not qualified to evaluate what clothes others like, I think it must be because I like Hanfu to wear it, so it is propaganda culture.

I think everyone has their own style of dressing and freedom of dressing, so we don't judge their behavior like this.

I don't think wearing Hanfu shopping is not promoting culture, this has nothing to do with this, it is very likely that people just look at your clothes are particularly good-looking, and they will not understand the culture at all, I think the real promotion of culture is to let everyone really understand what history is like, which is the main thing.

I don't think it counts, wearing Hanfu to go out is just my own preference, and I can't promote culture, and if I want to promote culture, I can hold large-scale events for others to participate.

I think this is just one of the ways, and the promotion of culture can be through word of mouth, posting slogans, online publicity, ** publicity, art propaganda, etc.

Wearing Hanfu to go shopping just thinks it looks good, a hobby and propaganda culture is not sticky.

Don't jump to conclusions, liking Hanfu, liking wearing Hanfu and promoting Hanfu culture are three different things. As long as your words and deeds allow others to understand Hanfu and know Hanfu in a voluntary situation, you don't necessarily have to like or wear Hanfu to be considered propaganda.

Nowadays, the reason why many young people with Zishi like Hanfu is not that they really like Hanfu, they don't know anything about Hanfu culture, and the reason why they wear Hanfu is completely influenced by film and television dramas, and they think that wearing Hanfu is very good-looking and chic, so they follow suit. When this kind of person wears Hanfu and appears on the street, people will also stop and watch, comment on them, and know that the ancient costumes they wear are Hanfu through other people's explanations or their own understanding, and this is a kind of propaganda, but also a kind of cultural output, when some people or audiences around them are influenced by this kind of people, they also start to wear Hanfu or like Hanfu, then this is also a kind of propaganda. Maybe those people who wore Hanfu on the street didn't expect that some people would like Hanfu because they saw them wearing Hanfu.

Take a friend of mine as an example, he is of Korean nationality, and the Korean ethnic group has its own independent clothing hanbok (Korean name), and the clothes worn by the Korean ethnic group are extremely similar to the hanbok, which is the same in many ways, and the clothing style of the Hanfu and the Korean ethnic group is actually born from the Hanfu. As a member of the Xian ethnic group, if he participates in some activities, he should wear national costumes, but he loves Hanfu books, let me ask him if he wears Hanfu on the street to promote Hanfu? If he wears a hanbok on the street, is he promoting a hanbok?

Culture is culture, clothing is clothing, and it is a good thing that people understand Hanfu culture and traditional culture because they like Hanfu. But we can't force the other party to understand, the other party can simply like Hanfu, not necessarily to understand Hanfu culture, as for whether he wears Hanfu to promote traditional culture, there is no need to go **, and don't button people's hats.

So, in my opinion, liking Hanfu, liking Hanfu culture and promoting traditional culture are three different things, you can wear Hanfu in order to promote traditional culture, and in order to further promote traditional culture, you should learn and understand Hanfu culture. But for those who simply like Hanfu and like to wear Hanfu, they don't have to publicize it, and they don't have to know Hanfu culture.

It's not about promoting culture, it's about really promoting culture, it's about putting something in, and then letting everybody understand and change their thinking.

Wearing Hanfu to go shopping is not part of propaganda culture. This is a hobby, and the real propaganda culture is particularly orthodox, and the way to promote the culture is to have a legitimate handicraft group. The hunger will be publicized on TV or at a lecture at the Masamori Returning Home Department.

No, this way is not promoting culture at all, if you want to promote culture, you should buy some related books. In life, we should also be patriotic.

No, I don't approve of this kind of propaganda, because I feel that this kind of propaganda is not promoting culture at all. If you want to promote hail rolling, you can actually explain these cultures to more Genji people in your life.

The significance of the revival of Hanfu is to remind the younger generation to remember the history of the Chinese nation and the profundity of Chinese culture, so that Hanfu, which was once a symbol of history, will not be forgotten by the world.

The revival of Hanfu means that China's classical culture is becoming more and more valued and desirable by everyone.

Maybe it's because a lot of people want to go back to a very simple, very simple social system, that's why they do such things.

In recent years, Hanfu is really very popular, more and more people wear it, especially sought after by young people, the significance of which lies in the revival of our nation and culture, people have a better understanding of our own traditional culture, and can appreciate the beauty in it, I want to better reflect and pass on this beauty.

It can make people pay more and more attention to traditional culture, and it can also show that China has a long history, and Hanfu is really very good-looking.

I think the meaning is to spread our Chinese culture, and I personally think this is a very meaningful thing, so it is also a good thing, and I hope that more and more people will like this culture in the future.

The deep meaning of the revival of Hanfu is to promote a culture of our Chinese nation, after all, China's national culture is also very important.