I really hope China makes it so people wear hanfu on special occasions like Korea does with the Hanbok and Japan with the kimono. It is a wonderful piece of culture that deserves to be recognized.
@@seaweed5823 the Chinese government on all levels have been actively promoting Hanfu. they even made a National Costume day on the Third day of the third month on the Chinese calendar.
i was wondering why chinese don’t dress up too! i believe the reason why we don’t wear hanfu for special occasions anymore is simply because of how many times china changed hands in terms of government before the cultural revolution in the 1900s and the results of all those changes. throughout chinese history traditional clothing has been shunned, then celebrated, then shunned again in favor of modernism. and i guess there was never enough want from the public to establish such a tradition. i only wore 旗袍 maybe once as a toddler - 汉服 is just so beautiful.
@@bernardjameswilson lol i'm glad i'm not the only one who thinks that. every year for new year i wear qipao, but never liked it. you can't make big movements in them and it's just too tight and uncomfortable.
I liked what that elderly guy in the hat had said: "It's part of the culture left by our ancestors. It's never weird." Indeed, sir! China should encourage people to wear traditional outfits for holidays especially. For the last hundred years, it's been nothing but Communist and Western clothing. China needs to preserve some aspects of its culture through clothing and image. Heck would even be nice to see more Chinese architecture blended with modern practices. Not all this abstract cookie cutter modern crap we see going up.
@@tongchanthapha9264 I absolutely agree! It would be absolutely grand to have the best of both worlds; where you can wear both modern or traditional clothes 💖
agree!! hanfu looks so natural walking through traditional wooden architecture. Maybe the only place i would feel comfortable wearing hanfu outside of the house would be in chinatown lol!!
@@tongchanthapha9264 it’s not like they forgot. it’s just that the beautiful Hanfu you see are never the clothes of the working/farming class who are just lucky in ancient times to have clean clothes that didn’t have holes in them. Its not practical to wear these clothes with long sleeves and long skirts when you are working and farming. It’s only in this era that a lot of people can afford (as long as you are not buying high end clothes that are made with silk or something) and able to wear these clothes in their daily lives.
I am not chinese but I have been enjoying the revival of hanfu. It's a style of clothes with so much variety and I think they can make anyone look more beautiful and elegant. I have even started to collect a few hanfu and I wear them often because my hanfu make me so happy when I where them. I can understand what those girls were saying about feeling more confident when they where hanfu because I feel the same when i wear mine. Though I don't feel confident enough to wear mine to my college. I feel like it would stand out too much and distract my classmates if I wear full hanfu. But I sometimes wear just the skirt or just the shirt from a hanfu set with more modern clothes in situations when I feel like I can't war full, proper hanfu. . I hope many more people can also discover the joy of wearing such beautiful clothes.
The Chinese people realized that Western culture is not adapted to China. China, as the oldest continuous civilization on earth, has a marvellous culture.
I agree, and clothing is a major part of expressing this. I am happy that China is trying to implement traditional values and attire into the modern world. I hope that they can eventually make it into an alternative to western clothing (which is often called ‘modern clothing’, which I find sad). China often talks about wanting to be a counterweight to the US (as a culture and civilization), and this I feel is a step in the right direction.
@@jurgenangler5294 Ah yeah that guy was a joke ! wanted to establish a new dynasty bleh ! but I love how men kept their hair long as well. I think male actors shine more in historical dramas because of that fact and the flowy dresses
this is a collective realization of their own splendid culture once flourished on this land, very meaningful especially the young generations are free to choose. there is a deeper meaning to this than just a fashion trend, it is a clear affirmation of their own great Han culture.
@Ho Chi Wang Actually we do. The Israeli civilisation goes back as far as Chinese civilisation, but there has been a long history of disputes between the Jews and Arabs, ever since Sarah, the wife of Abraham our forefather, banished Hagar, the great, great grandmother of the Arab nation. Mostly, whenever there is violence between the Israelis and Palestinian Arabs, it is almost always the result of violence first perpetrated against Jews by the Arabs. We are entitled to defend ourselves, just as the Han Chinese did against the invading Mongols.
🥰 omg so beautiful. I wish I could wear something like that. The colors are fantastic and it looks super comfortable. The girls are so amazingly pretty and brave! It must of taken a lot for them to be true to themselves and wear such culturally important fashion in a modern time. I hope the fashion never goes away and stays it’s so lovely.
@ok European fashion history is also very rich, the fashion of the beginning of the 1800s is very similar to hanfu in how flowy it is as well, and the 1820's has extravagant hairstyles as well
I’m not Chinese, but I have such an emotional reaction to Hanfu styles. It so strange to know that is something new or revolutionary in China. I love the beauty and details of how it all looks!
t-shirts and jeans aren't really western, they're just cheap, ugly rags. Traditional western clothing (victorian, edwardian, renaissance etc) is good looking too. the rag look should be abandoned, how can anyone wear that without being forced^^
Umm I would not call it western? "Western clothes" in my country would be something like what French dolls wear. Patterns in modern clothing have borrowed a lot from egyptian, latin american, and southeast asian cultures 🤨
omg you literally saved me, cause i was looking for information for my school project on this theme.Thank you soooo much for this video it's really informative
:( im sad you just bought a LITTERAL STOLEN CLOTHES CHINA IS TRYING YO STEALS KOREANS THING THIS IS HANBOK 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 🇨🇳 XXXXX
@@9istheluckynumber Tell your kdramas to stop stealing our hanfu. Kdramas from 20 years ago looked more korean and more historically accurate, what happened to that?
For those who’s confused, This clothes in video is Hanfu not Hanbok. Let me teach ppl how to distinguish Hanbok and Hanfu. Hanbok has a super rounded skirt that give them pregnancy vibe. Hanbok has a tight small cuff + huge round skirt that belted at high waist , plus, Hanbok has no outer coat. According to history, Hanbok is usually white and made with cotton bc ancient Korea lack resources to make any color and obviously they can’t afford silk. Hanfu on the other hand, has more slim figure and are easy to move around. Hanfu have a outer coat + huge cuff and skirt that are much flowy and slim (in which I mean no round shape). Based on the history , Hanfu usually has more color due to prosperous of Chinese empire in ancient time (Tamg dynasty Hanfu usually made with red color while Ming made with yellow). Obviously, they’re made with silk (however modern Hanfu is more or less made with cotton). In conclusion, all u need to remember is that Hanbok has no coat and has a super round skirt. Chinese Hanfu has outer coat and a slim flowy skirt. You know for someone who’s kept bragging about your Korean culture, you Korean sure does not know anything about your own heritage. Even I know how to distinguish Hanbok from Hanfu, while you Korean even claim Tang dynasties Hanfu as Korean, are you guys blind or what. (BTW here is a fun history lesson, Korea was once vessel state of China in Han, Tang and Ming dynasties, Korea has been a tributary state of China in a very long time, they even called China the “master country” (宗主国）before Qing dynasties came. so it make sense for China to exerted influence on Korea, just like what British did to India, Japan did to Korea in WWII and US to Korea after Cold War.
But now in 2024 you are factory workers with terrrible welfare😂 samsung closed a factory and so many chinese cried begging. Its 2024, know your place made in china
I enjoy seeing young people express a desire in history and traditions. Change is not a bad thing, but knowing and respecting our past gives us a foundation and wisdom
Han clothing comprises all traditional clothing classifications of the Han Chinese with a recorded history of more than three millennia.So you are too wrong
To be honest, I'm a fan of this trend. Even in my country, in the last few years, people have been adding elements from traditional clothing into everyday style and I personally love it and do it too, cause it goes from accessories like rings, bracelets and necklaces to belts and skirts and blouses. I really love how hanfu looks and really would love to wear it too but i somehow feel that as a European to wear a traditional Chinese clothing would be kind of disrespectful :( if it isn't i would love to get some for sure
I completely agree. I think it as a counterreaction to the globalization of the world, with especially American values and clothing setting the worldwide trend. I don’t think it would be disrespectful to wear hanfu, if done tastefully with knowledge and appreciation.
why would it be disrespectful? You are paying homage by saying how beautiful you find it. btw, western women have worn hanfu in the past, because in many dynasties, white and mixed people were around as well. blond, blue-eyed chinese exist too. They're not Han, but chinese nontheless.
The girl and guys look enchanting and beautiful in Hanfu outfits. Western clothes are so boring to day, if I was young I'd wear the Hanfu and the make up and hair, not everyday, I love Indian outfits too. When in the 70's I wear lot of different outfits of cause in these days never heard or could get Hunfu outfits, the Chinese wore the same outfit for years for men and women for years. So happy to see that they have the freedom to dress how they like now.
I just found out I am chinese han & dai, I never knew this because it got lost in our family generations. I also have japanese as well. I think hanfu clothing is very appropriate for today.
this is wonderful, hope it will pick up. The Japanese, Korean and minorities in China all have and wear it, why dont Han Chinese especially on special occasions like the CNY.
I agree with this trend, but It's not really about promoting individuality and independence, but about restoring Chinese han culture. For example if I wear Cosplay clothes with confidence everyday at life would I be accepted in China? guess what, not even in Japan, there you will need you to wear it at the right district. These girls are truly blessed to find the interest of Hanfu. Now they can wear it as much as they want. It's important that the Chinese goverment should avoid creating a toxic fashion culture and to focus on actively promoting Chinese clothes as a cultural institute, while maintaining fashion tolerance regardless of clothing for the people, not teaching shame or banning any clothes with possible regret.
@@pandalee1962 it's not Nationality but Ethnicity. U should make no mistake, it can confuse others. 1 Nationality but Different Ethnicity. 1 Nationality it's China but different Ethnicity like Manchus, Mongolian, Tibetan, Han and etc.
@@pandalee1962 panda Lee it's not something, it's different. Nationality = citizen of the country. Ethnicity = a group of people that having same identity culture. So in in China it's 1 Nationality with 56 ethnicity.
It‘s illogical why people would not want to wear pretty and attractive clothes everyday. It is time for Western clothes to be gone, the ugly stuff. Long live the Hanfu movement, may it grow bigger and bigger and help open the eyes of young Chinese people as to how beautiful their culture was/is.
@@morbidmistress5602 Apologies. That is infact what I meant: modern clothes are a big no no. I too really like Western clothes anytime before the late 1800s. But I said the word "modern" because modern-clothes today (shirts, hoodies, jackets, blue jeans, business suits, etc.) are evolved from older-style Western clothes, but do not possess any of the culture, romance and artistic flair, that the pre-1900s fashion do; modern fashion is philistinism.
Canadian clothes seem so boring after I have seen Hanfu! If I were to wear 19th century clothes, people would laugh at me. My culture is half English, and part Scottish, and M'ikmac (native Canadian) Today it is not proper to wear old fashioned clothes in Canada, unless you are an actor.
It wasn’t proper to wear hanfu in china before as well! All it takes is some courage to be out of the norm and you can dress up in your traditional dresses too. There’s several youtubers like Bernadette Banner and Karolina Zebrowska that talk about dressing historical in the modern west. Maybe you could check them out!
Hanfu wasn't just like a costume of Han Chinese. It was their clothes during Han Dynasty. After the Han dynasty succeeded the Throne when the Qin dynasty collapse, Han Dynasty people used to wear that dress. It wasn't just a costume but an ancient Chinese dress that needs to be preserved.
The emperor of the Tang Dynasty only contained part of the Xianbei bloodline. but did not affect the Tang Dynasty was a Han. The Han was a cultural concept, not a bloodline concept.
I guess everyone wants to be a part of something bigger then just themselves, but I think "hanfu" it only really practical for the upper classes. But things popular at the top usually trickles downward eventually.
Looks geat, looks perfectly practical, comfortable for everyday, they should all wear this all the time, show a big middle finger to tasteless modern slacker ""fashion"".
China has cool mesmerizing traditional dresses 😍.. then there's my country philippines whoa have those tribal almost naked stuffs and spanish era clothings😆 Not that I'm complaining tho. 😂
well, some clothing has to be functional too. If you're out in the jungle, or working on a ship climbing the masts, elaborate clothing wouldn't really cut it xD
Beautiful young mainlander are into Hanfu fashion while young black t-shirt made homemade explosion and flew the Chinese flag into the sea a disgrace act.
I think Cheongsam or Qipao from Qing is more simple & elegant for daily life. Easy to match with modern stuff. Overseas Chinese still use that rather than Hanfu.
Because Chinese has been slaved by Manchu, many Chinese are still using Manchu culture to representing themself. Try to image some Jews people using Nazi to represent themself, do you think it's acceptable.
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I really hope China makes it so people wear hanfu on special occasions like Korea does with the Hanbok and Japan with the kimono. It is a wonderful piece of culture that deserves to be recognized.
This is reality, we have the bloody CCP they won’t allow shit. It’s sad.
@@seaweed5823 if the CCP won't allow, do you think this video can go onto CGTN? Wake up your sleepy brain, idiot.
Actually the government made a special holiday for this type of clothing
@@seaweed5823 the Chinese government on all levels have been actively promoting Hanfu. they even made a National Costume day on the Third day of the third month on the Chinese calendar.
i was wondering why chinese don’t dress up too! i believe the reason why we don’t wear hanfu for special occasions anymore is simply because of how many times china changed hands in terms of government before the cultural revolution in the 1900s and the results of all those changes. throughout chinese history traditional clothing has been shunned, then celebrated, then shunned again in favor of modernism. and i guess there was never enough want from the public to establish such a tradition. i only wore 旗袍 maybe once as a toddler - 汉服 is just so beautiful.
Hanfu looks beautiful on ladies. Brings out their femininity.
Men as well. There's a refined element and masculinity that is so strong and powerful.
it is not only looks good on ladies the han fu for boys were also look amazing ! look it up!
@@lorieharris2776 and it looks very airy
Hanfu looks better than the Changshan I wear for weddings and other occasions.
@@bernardjameswilson lol i'm glad i'm not the only one who thinks that. every year for new year i wear qipao, but never liked it. you can't make big movements in them and it's just too tight and uncomfortable.
How lovely to have a culture that one can embrace, interact with and reinvigorate.
I liked what that elderly guy in the hat had said: "It's part of the culture left by our ancestors. It's never weird." Indeed, sir! China should encourage people to wear traditional outfits for holidays especially. For the last hundred years, it's been nothing but Communist and Western clothing. China needs to preserve some aspects of its culture through clothing and image. Heck would even be nice to see more Chinese architecture blended with modern practices. Not all this abstract cookie cutter modern crap we see going up.
@@tongchanthapha9264 I absolutely agree!
It would be absolutely grand to have the best of both worlds; where you can wear both modern or traditional clothes 💖
agree!! hanfu looks so natural walking through traditional wooden architecture. Maybe the only place i would feel comfortable wearing hanfu outside of the house would be in chinatown lol!!
@@tongchanthapha9264 it’s not like they forgot. it’s just that the beautiful Hanfu you see are never the clothes of the working/farming class who are just lucky in ancient times to have clean clothes that didn’t have holes in them. Its not practical to wear these clothes with long sleeves and long skirts when you are working and farming. It’s only in this era that a lot of people can afford (as long as you are not buying high end clothes that are made with silk or something) and able to wear these clothes in their daily lives.
"Chinese architecture blended with modern practices" well did you know that there were entire cities built to film historical dramas? :D
I am not chinese but I have been enjoying the revival of hanfu. It's a style of clothes with so much variety and I think they can make anyone look more beautiful and elegant.
I have even started to collect a few hanfu and I wear them often because my hanfu make me so happy when I where them. I can understand what those girls were saying about feeling more confident when they where hanfu because I feel the same when i wear mine.
Though I don't feel confident enough to wear mine to my college. I feel like it would stand out too much and distract my classmates if I wear full hanfu.
But I sometimes wear just the skirt or just the shirt from a hanfu set with more modern clothes in situations when I feel like I can't war full, proper hanfu.
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I hope many more people can also discover the joy of wearing such beautiful clothes.
Yes Han makes people more beautiful or handsome compared with wearing western clothes which look ordinary..
The Chinese people realized that Western culture is not adapted to China. China, as the oldest continuous civilization on earth, has a marvellous culture.
We have to thank mandchus as well for the disappearance of the culture
I agree, and clothing is a major part of expressing this. I am happy that China is trying to implement traditional values and attire into the modern world. I hope that they can eventually make it into an alternative to western clothing (which is often called ‘modern clothing’, which I find sad). China often talks about wanting to be a counterweight to the US (as a culture and civilization), and this I feel is a step in the right direction.
@@bapyongukgukguk2352 not only manchu but also the traitor Wu ShangGui who help the manchu.
@@jurgenangler5294 Ah yeah that guy was a joke ! wanted to establish a new dynasty bleh ! but I love how men kept their hair long as well. I think male actors shine more in historical dramas because of that fact and the flowy dresses
Not anymore, the Great Wall is falling apart, the government is destroying old building. Soon there won’t be Chinese people.
Glad to see China hold on to it’s heritage
S. Young Merely a short chapter in the history of China
@@wanderingquestions7501Chinese youth are already a new chapter
"It gives me joy. So why not wear it all the time?"
This seems the right approach for... you know, basically everything.
this is a collective realization of their own splendid culture once flourished on this land, very meaningful especially the young generations are free to choose. there is a deeper meaning to this than just a fashion trend, it is a clear affirmation of their own great Han culture.
This is a brilliant way to encourage the youth of China to learn and keep the history alive
In india they wear cultural garments all the time. Dont be afraid of yours China
@@星期一一一一 thats not comparing dude
thank you!!!! our Hans love Hindus!!!!!!! please make Indian Hindulazation Again！！！！
@@星期一一一一 That is an encouragement, not a challenge or comparison.
白起 uh-oh
Chinese traditional culture was destroyed by the Chinese Communist Party, and we the people, are reviving it. Shame on you, CCP.
Much respect for Chinese culture. Greetings from Israel.
@Ho Chi Wang Actually we do. The Israeli civilisation goes back as far as Chinese civilisation, but there has been a long history of disputes between the Jews and Arabs, ever since Sarah, the wife of Abraham our forefather, banished Hagar, the great, great grandmother of the Arab nation. Mostly, whenever there is violence between the Israelis and Palestinian Arabs, it is almost always the result of violence first perpetrated against Jews by the Arabs. We are entitled to defend ourselves, just as the Han Chinese did against the invading Mongols.
FREE PALESTINE, YOU DEVIL
@Ho Chi Wang sure lets forget the bombings palestine is responsible for
谢谢（thank you)
I love Israel culture too
I hope Jerusalem gets nuked.
Classic elegance ... 👍
🥰 omg so beautiful. I wish I could wear something like that. The colors are fantastic and it looks super comfortable. The girls are so amazingly pretty and brave! It must of taken a lot for them to be true to themselves and wear such culturally important fashion in a modern time. I hope the fashion never goes away and stays it’s so lovely.
@ok European fashion history is also very rich, the fashion of the beginning of the 1800s is very similar to hanfu in how flowy it is as well, and the 1820's has extravagant hairstyles as well
damn some koreans are really angry about this hanfu stuff, a chinese clothing that predates the whole country itself LOOL
支持汉服的复兴，但更迫在眉睫的是我们的环境设计，街道设计水平要提高上来。让我们有更佳的一个生活环境。增加古风建筑，增加人们的文艺素养。
确实很重要，但问题是 中国的土地拥有制度 不适合中国传统城市街道 的发展，房地产商总是会以最大的利益和回报 来开发土地，建起来的是高楼大厦 丢失的 是传统街道。
@@obsidianstatue 我覺得倒是可以新建案融合一些古典中國設計元素，也算是與時俱進，不一定要是矮樓房的
@@obsidianstatue 未必，事实告诉我们，现代的过分整齐的钢骨水泥灰色的四四方方的建筑物对人类的心情、情绪有负面影响。所以这种破坏自然美感的建筑风格真的不是规定，人与环境的和谐还是很重要的。
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squishy ponyo 我不许你这样骂你自己！哼！
Hanfu is a beautiful aesthetic.
I’m not Chinese, but I have such an emotional reaction to Hanfu styles. It so strange to know that is something new or revolutionary in China. I love the beauty and details of how it all looks!
Fr!!!! I love their culture
How beautiful....much more beautiful than much “modern’ women”s clothing. Why should Western clothing dominate EVERY country on Earth?
t-shirts and jeans aren't really western, they're just cheap, ugly rags. Traditional western clothing (victorian, edwardian, renaissance etc) is good looking too.
the rag look should be abandoned, how can anyone wear that without being forced^^
Umm I would not call it western? "Western clothes" in my country would be something like what French dolls wear. Patterns in modern clothing have borrowed a lot from egyptian, latin american, and southeast asian cultures 🤨
omg you literally saved me, cause i was looking for information for my school project on this theme.Thank you soooo much for this video it's really informative
I live in America and just bought my 1st hanfu, and I'm in love
They're probably knockoffs or cosplay.... authentic hanfu costs at least $150
I wish there were stores in Chinatown that sell authentic ones though :(
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@@9istheluckynumber ko thief country rea
@@9istheluckynumber Tell your kdramas to stop stealing our hanfu. Kdramas from 20 years ago looked more korean and more historically accurate, what happened to that?
Hanfu's look so beautiful, I wish I can wear it whenever I wanted to
I will have a Hanfu wedding.
I will hate you if you don't upload a video of the wedding to youtube
Beautiful Chinese culture beautiful Chinese han fu is amazing.
For those who’s confused, This clothes in video is Hanfu not Hanbok.
Let me teach ppl how to distinguish Hanbok and Hanfu. Hanbok has a super rounded skirt that give them pregnancy vibe. Hanbok has a tight small cuff + huge round skirt that belted at high waist , plus, Hanbok has no outer coat. According to history, Hanbok is usually white and made with cotton bc ancient Korea lack resources to make any color and obviously they can’t afford silk.
Hanfu on the other hand, has more slim figure and are easy to move around. Hanfu have a outer coat + huge cuff and skirt that are much flowy and slim (in which I mean no round shape). Based on the history , Hanfu usually has more color due to prosperous of Chinese empire in ancient time (Tamg dynasty Hanfu usually made with red color while Ming made with yellow). Obviously, they’re made with silk (however modern Hanfu is more or less made with cotton).
In conclusion, all u need to remember is that Hanbok has no coat and has a super round skirt. Chinese Hanfu has outer coat and a slim flowy skirt.
You know for someone who’s kept bragging about your Korean culture, you Korean sure does not know anything about your own heritage. Even I know how to distinguish Hanbok from Hanfu, while you Korean even claim Tang dynasties Hanfu as Korean, are you guys blind or what.
(BTW here is a fun history lesson, Korea was once vessel state of China in Han, Tang and Ming dynasties, Korea has been a tributary state of China in a very long time, they even called China the “master country” (宗主国）before Qing dynasties came. so it make sense for China to exerted influence on Korea, just like what British did to India, Japan did to Korea in WWII and US to Korea after Cold War.
😂😂 yuan mongols.. qing manchus..
You are infkuenced by them and also ruled by them.
Communism from russia
But now in 2024 you are factory workers with terrrible welfare😂 samsung closed a factory and so many chinese cried begging.
Its 2024, know your place made in china
I heard you chinese cant even build apartment buildings without scamming costs using inferior building materials.😂😂😂😂😂😂
Like hanfu 😘
So beautiful❤️
Such beautiful clothes are beautiful in any era.
The clothes look absolutely stunning.
I enjoy seeing young people express a desire in history and traditions. Change is not a bad thing, but knowing and respecting our past gives us a foundation and wisdom
YES PLEASE ITS PART OF CULTURE THAT MUST NOT BE FORGOTTEN. THE CULTURE OF GOLDEN AGE OF ANCIENT CHINA
In my opining:
Hanfu is the symbol of the Han Chinese/Han culture freedom after the Manchu rule
Han clothing comprises all traditional clothing classifications of the Han Chinese with a recorded history of more than three millennia.So you are too wrong
In my opinion: Hanfu is just a symbol of representation from all other ethnic minorities
Freedom after Manchu rule was more like adopting western clothing...
@@morbidmistress5602 all other ethnic minorities ? Hahaha .you are a troll right ore a K-man
@テケテケ NO
To be honest, I'm a fan of this trend. Even in my country, in the last few years, people have been adding elements from traditional clothing into everyday style and I personally love it and do it too, cause it goes from accessories like rings, bracelets and necklaces to belts and skirts and blouses.
I really love how hanfu looks and really would love to wear it too but i somehow feel that as a European to wear a traditional Chinese clothing would be kind of disrespectful :( if it isn't i would love to get some for sure
No problem.you can do it
I completely agree. I think it as a counterreaction to the globalization of the world, with especially American values and clothing setting the worldwide trend. I don’t think it would be disrespectful to wear hanfu, if done tastefully with knowledge and appreciation.
you can wear it if you really like it
why would it be disrespectful? You are paying homage by saying how beautiful you find it.
btw, western women have worn hanfu in the past, because in many dynasties, white and mixed people were around as well.
blond, blue-eyed chinese exist too. They're not Han, but chinese nontheless.
it ok, i wear it too
Well done, I’m so proud of the young generation of China, so proud of their fantastic civilization and heritage !!!!
I can't understand why Chinese people not love such a beautiful outfit. That's why I love watching Chinese costume dramas
I'm glad ancient clothing styles are coming back in style, it's more elegant than modern fashion.
dude, this is beautiful ! 😊😊😊😊💕💕💕💕
The girl and guys look enchanting and beautiful in Hanfu outfits. Western clothes are so boring to day, if I was young I'd wear the Hanfu and the make up and hair, not everyday, I love Indian outfits too. When in the 70's I wear lot of different outfits of cause in these days never heard or could get Hunfu outfits, the Chinese wore the same outfit for years for men and women for years. So happy to see that they have the freedom to dress how they like now.
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让汉服魅力发扬光大。👍
Hanfu... Pride in being Chinese! Nothing wrong in that. All other 56 ethnic groups have their own dress!
I just found out I am chinese han & dai, I never knew this because it got lost in our family generations. I also have japanese as well. I think hanfu clothing is very appropriate for today.
我们广东和浙江的朋友每年平均参加3-5个大型的汉服节，每个学校也都有自己的汉服社团，我有很多朋友都是穿汉服去上课的，每次逛街都能看到很多穿汉服的小哥哥小姐姐，我自己也买了几套很好看的😜😝
为广州骄傲！
風俗傳統是一個民族的身份，其中之一就是漢服，我們要自豪，老傳年輕要保存，文化問候
Hanfu not Hanbok!
我妈快60岁了，回国还说要买套汉服穿
very beautiful hanfu
hanfu is so beautiful. when you wear it, its like there's 3 men chasing after you, but all you wanna do is sing beside a waterfall lol
Frankly speeking, the girls look pretty with traditional Hanfu.
Hanfu is just the ethnic costume of the Han Chinese
this is wonderful, hope it will pick up. The Japanese, Korean and minorities in China all have and wear it, why dont Han Chinese especially on special occasions like the CNY.
I agree with this trend, but It's not really about promoting individuality and independence, but about restoring Chinese han culture. For example if I wear Cosplay clothes with confidence everyday at life would I be accepted in China? guess what, not even in Japan, there you will need you to wear it at the right district.
These girls are truly blessed to find the interest of Hanfu. Now they can wear it as much as they want.
It's important that the Chinese goverment should avoid creating a toxic fashion culture and to focus on actively promoting Chinese clothes as a cultural institute, while maintaining fashion tolerance regardless of clothing for the people, not teaching shame or banning any clothes with possible regret.
I want to wear hanfu next to you but I’m in Houston tx so I can’t help let alone wear it with permission
❤Chinese Hanfu
穿上汉服的小姐姐都好好看阿，我平时马来西亚人，也喜欢汉服文化，买了好几套就是没场合穿😓平时也不敢穿出门
勇敢的穿出来吧
我平时有什么活动或聚会我都会穿出来的。穿汉服不需要任何勇气，以平常心一样看待就好了。
我也不敢穿着出门
勇敢的穿出来吧，穿上汉服你会发现自己更加美丽
可以先买纯色的，比较日常的款，适应一下
What about men's wear Hanfu? 👍
@@pandalee1962 it's not Nationality but Ethnicity. U should make no mistake, it can confuse others.
1 Nationality but Different Ethnicity. 1 Nationality it's China but different Ethnicity like Manchus, Mongolian, Tibetan, Han and etc.
@@yogawan3805 my en not good. nationality and ethnicity i thik they have same meaning.
@@pandalee1962 panda Lee it's not something, it's different.
Nationality = citizen of the country.
Ethnicity = a group of people that having same identity culture.
So in in China it's 1 Nationality with 56 ethnicity.
@@yogawan3805 I'll modify it
ugly
This is really beautiful
It looks elegant. I don't understand why some people say it looks like ghost.
I love ancient Asian costumes. I wish to wear them too.
It's very elegant, Id love to see modern versions of the design
Well you can search 改良汉服, it’s combination of Hanfu design but with modern style.
please keep it as it is. like in traditional. some things are better left unspoiled. modernizing something so.etimes spoils it.
As an asian we get to much westernized to the point that we forget our traditional dresses
It‘s illogical why people would not want to wear pretty and attractive clothes everyday. It is time for Western clothes to be gone, the ugly stuff.
Long live the Hanfu movement, may it grow bigger and bigger and help open the eyes of young Chinese people as to how beautiful their culture was/is.
#tolerance
It's not western clothes that are ugly, it's modern clothes. 1800s western clothes are beautiful in my opinion.
@@morbidmistress5602 Apologies. That is infact what I meant: modern clothes are a big no no.
I too really like Western clothes anytime before the late 1800s.
But I said the word "modern" because modern-clothes today (shirts, hoodies, jackets, blue jeans, business suits, etc.) are evolved from older-style Western clothes, but do not possess any of the culture, romance and artistic flair, that the pre-1900s fashion do; modern fashion is philistinism.
Wow，the wonderful suit， I like it.
I also adore their hair huhu please talk about their hair
Canadian clothes seem so boring after I have seen Hanfu! If I were to wear 19th century clothes, people would laugh at me. My culture is half English, and part Scottish, and M'ikmac (native Canadian) Today it is not proper to wear old fashioned clothes in Canada, unless you are an actor.
It wasn’t proper to wear hanfu in china before as well! All it takes is some courage to be out of the norm and you can dress up in your traditional dresses too. There’s several youtubers like Bernadette Banner and Karolina Zebrowska that talk about dressing historical in the modern west. Maybe you could check them out!
han means galaxy in chinese.
Yes :)
so beautiful
Hanfu kıyafeti bir bayanı çok hoş güzel gösteriyor şey gibi peri kızı aynen öyle 👍
Hanfu wasn't just like a costume of Han Chinese. It was their clothes during Han Dynasty. After the Han dynasty succeeded the Throne when the Qin dynasty collapse, Han Dynasty people used to wear that dress. It wasn't just a costume but an ancient Chinese dress that needs to be preserved.
The emperor of the Tang Dynasty only contained part of the Xianbei bloodline. but did not affect the Tang Dynasty was a Han. The Han was a cultural concept, not a bloodline concept.
cool
Des merveilles ! La Chine Éternelle !
I guess everyone wants to be a part of something bigger then just themselves, but I think "hanfu" it only really practical for the upper classes. But things popular at the top usually trickles downward eventually.
Great, Chinese need more national pride.
Chinese culture is beautiful , i prefer to see chinese in Hanfu than in european dressing styles
Every country should encourage people to wear their traditional outfit for holidays.
Looks geat, looks perfectly practical, comfortable for everyday, they should all wear this all the time, show a big middle finger to tasteless modern slacker ""fashion"".
I wish my country had such amazing culture. Clothes that were worn in Europe back in the day weren't as pretty
I like victorian clothes though
China has cool mesmerizing traditional dresses 😍.. then there's my country philippines whoa have those tribal almost naked stuffs and spanish era clothings😆
Not that I'm complaining tho. 😂
well, some clothing has to be functional too. If you're out in the jungle, or working on a ship climbing the masts, elaborate clothing wouldn't really cut it xD
ok but ancient chinese clothes are beautiful and cute too
I hope hanfu revival spread to Indonesia, so 印尼華人 proud to be part of 漢人.
Move to china. Indonesia is indonesia
"A opening China" not only means accepting culture,but also means bring our tradition out.
Restore Hanfu, Restore Traditional Chinese Script Writing !
It does "suit" them well.
And it also "fits" Chinese growing self-awareness
Beautiful young mainlander are into Hanfu fashion while young black t-shirt made homemade explosion and flew the Chinese flag into the sea a disgrace act.
Its not tolerance level, but acceptance. The host has used the wrong term. Hanfu is elegant .
Here in India we bodo people the girls were traditional attire "Dokhona " everywhere.. Educational institutions,
😍😍😍😍
”老祖宗留下来的这些文化 都不奇怪”
People must think they are shooting a movie
漂亮。
基因觉醒👍
Hold on, Chinese people werent acceptance of traditional Chinese clothing? 🤨
I think Cheongsam or Qipao from Qing is more simple & elegant for daily life. Easy to match with modern stuff. Overseas Chinese still use that rather than Hanfu.
Because Chinese has been slaved by Manchu, many Chinese are still using Manchu culture to representing themself. Try to image some Jews people using Nazi to represent themself, do you think it's acceptable.
Cheongsam from Qing is different from modern Cheongsam, the modern one is westernized and has less layers
Have you tried Han element? It's good for daily life too
In Greece we can't wear our traditional clothes, we will be marked as crazy or something
I'm half han and half she
💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
4:40 啊好美
I'd love to wear one. But I'm a fat american. 😔
I wish I could be this brave to wear hanfu in Indy... but I’m afraid of getting laughed at.
The fact that the western influence is strong, they see their own culture bizarre or a disgrace..