How to make an simple Chinese Hanbok

[@ehihihi]

Its hanfu, not hanbok, hanbok is korean

[@ny4nkitty]

Yes

[@rickyoo9211]

It is right

[@JCCstudio32]

yes true when i saw this i was shocked but is ok some people don't know

[@bakulboro5665]

Yes it's hanfu

[@akmalibadullaev3237]

Hanbook is koreans' traditional clothes, hanfu is chinese people's traditonal clothes

[@elsayolanda3978]

It is not chinese hanbok but chinese hanfu

[@BruhTNT4258]

Hanbok is Korea

[@yoyo-qw5uk]

Translating Chinese Hanfu into Korean Hanbok is a huge translation error. I hope it can be corrected and the controversy eliminated.

[@niallahorana3377]

Oh hell no! Hanbok? You mean Hanfu!!!! I owned a Hanfu collection from Song dynasty and Tang dynasty outfit.

[@everybodysaynooo2210]

i love your tutorial, can you plz plz plz make videos about making full hanfu dress which includes the shirt, skirt and an overlay shirt i guess i dont know what you call that tho ....

[@3x0x04]

Chinese hanfu.. Not hanbok
Hanbok is korean
.. She said Chinese hanfu, but other said Chinese hanbok

[@mcgamm]

Love this tutorial, easy one Thanks a lot. Hope more of this.

[@oxygentopup1154]

It's really very nice hanfu

[@muktirsadhinota]

Please make kimono 😁

[@bda863]

Nice Chinese dress , it's really adorable.

[@hodazaghloul370]

I watch your video over ten times❤

[@junac1203]

Wow, it looks so easy. Thanks for the tutorial❤️

[@user-vw5xw9ei7c]

Hanbok is from Korea

[@rickyoo9211]

It is hanfu. Hanbok is Korean clothes

[@neelzinnovations15]

Very Easy thankyou ❤ can you please make detailed information video of this one ?

[@trex7370]

It's hanfu, not chineas hanbok it's a different article of clothing

[@sanarafath]

show show stitching video also

[@user-zs7fk7mk8n]

❤❤❤

[@kelwangtamang9256]

Wow will you teach me to sew Tibetan or bhutanese traditional dress

[@mariadegan-vernum8686]

Excellent Tailor Ma'am..Tkq for sharing
I'm glad to see appreciative comments... Yes d Chinese expression was not right n we of non oriental origin now hv learnt d correct term...
But a couple of critics is acceptable... But along with d correction ... Appreciation for d method being shared will help remove d negativity...n inevitable hurt😔
Tkq for yr understanding dear folk.. may Peace n Tranquility grow in us no matter what d world sends us 😇
God Bless all here n esply Tailor ma'am
🙏🎵😇🌹😇🎵🙏

[@Unique.kuri143]

Stitching video please upload

[@gladyselenatamisvega6548]

Que.lindo!! Para.tí todo es facil.😅😅😅😅

[@krishnaritu389]

Wow so oshm ❤

[@user-ew3gv2jy7q]

Arrasou 🎉❤

[@ronnepeterson7149]

❤ amei muito prático❤

[@user-if5uz9hn2x]

제목 바꾸시죠? 중국의 전통옷은 Hanfu입니다. Hanbok이 한국의 전통옷이라는 사실은 누구나 알고있습니다

[@courtly5982]

She said hanbok because someone asked her to make a hanbok in the comments channel, it is incorrect translation. U Korean nationalists are so sensitive

[@bda863]

Lol its chinese , nothing in world is korean , everything came from chinese. Only thing about korea is kim jung un

[@yoyo-qw5uk]

The creator of this video is most likely using a translator. Many translators will incorrectly translate Hanfu into Hanbok.
It may also be because of this reason that many people mistakenly speak Hanfu in English when promoting it. In addition, some Koreans (I don’t know if they intentionally steal Hanfu) refer to some cultural relics that are clearly from China and the clothes are Hanfu as Hanbok, and restore many non-existent Hanbok, which makes the Chinese people really bored some Koreans who steal other countries’ culture
*I kind of want to ask, is the culture of stealing really intentional? In the past, when promoting Hanbok abroad, some Koreans wore the clothes of blue Di Yi藍翟衣 from China and China's unique fenghuang crown鳳冠 instead of the clothes-blue Di Yi and Korea's unique headgear - headdress from Korea's Joseon era.
Even some creators who restored Hanbok from different eras directly used Chinese Hanfu to "restore" it because there were no relevant contemporary cultural relics. When they were discovered, they did not feel that they were wrong. They even refused to admit that some Korean clothing originally originated from China (and was later localized by South Korea into Hanbok). ) and the fact that it was influenced by China, blatantly ignoring the historical documents of China and Korea to say that Hanfu originated from Hanbok
[famous cases include "Goryeo-yang", which is an element of Goryeo clothing that influenced the nobles of the Yuan Dynasty (they not wore Hanfu), but so far there is no any Cultural relics and definite evidence pointed out that Hanfu (During the Yuan Dynasty, the Han Chinese had no contact with the nobility and could not be influenced at all) was affected.
By the Ming Dynasty, Chinese Hanfu still retained many elements of Song Dynasty Hanfu.
During the Ming Dynasty, China gave Hanfu to the Joseon many times. After being localized in Korean Peninsula , it evolved into some of today's Hanbok styles. Therefore, Hanfu and Hanbok are somewhat similar. ]
At the same time, there are also many other Chinese Hanfu that are unique to China and have been labeled as Korean Hanbok by some Koreans, whether intentionally or unintentionally, such as horse-faced skirts, cloud shoulders, shawls, etc.
Even some traditional Chinese hairstyles are mistakenly labeled as Korean traditional hairstyles by some Koreans. *
Hanbok of link,there have a picture about the clothes of Koreans "blue Di Yi" and unique headgear form 貴族禮服(noble dress) ：
zh.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%9F%93%E6%9C%8D
Chinese Hanfu of blue Di Yi and clutural relics：
zh.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%BF%9F%E8%A1%A3
Chinese unique Headgear-Fenghuang crown鳳冠 of Ancient paintings and cultural relics:
zh.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%87%A4%E5%86%A0
baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%87%A4%E5%86%A0/6156018

[@user-tp5rr1ul4q]

Эконом

[@midnaurthqua6773]

Mesurements of the cloth...of the hanfu?

[@user-oe6lm8gh6p]

It's called a hanfu

[@lianlian_lotus_chaos]

Some of what you’ve said feels a little extreme compared to my own personal opinions (I’m not criticizing your opinion!! I’m just comparing it to mine. You’re completely entitled to your opinion) I feel that knowing the entire history of things like clothes isn’t necessary. Here’s the thing: I, as someone of Indian descent, would not be able to tell you the history or fabrics or nuances of Indian clothing. I can tell you what it feels like, when it’s worn, how to wear it, etc., but I cannot truly tell you anything more than what any other non-Indian person who’s done some research could. I understand and APPRECIATE the culture behind these clothes, and I think that is what truly matters. I love to see non-Indians making efforts to learn about the clothing and culture and everything else, so I think that saying that they need to be extremely well versed in it is unreasonable. These clothes are just clothes in the end!! Yes, they are important and valuable and I truly do understand their value, but they are clothes. I dare you to see how many ethnic people can give you an in depth explanation of their clothing’s history. Why should we require so much as a stipulation to share our cultures? You may feel a pit in your stomach when you see people in your culture’s traditional clothing, and I do too sometimes. But then I feel overwhelming joy when they start asking questions and as they try to proudly show off the small things they’ve learned about my culture because it means “oh my god they’re learning! They love my culture too!! :DD”. I refuse to believe that people “need” to understand everything about my culture and it’s freaking clothing of all things when even I could never begin to understand it all myself (AS AN ETHNIC PERSON!!). I disagree with some points you brought up and agree with some others, but this comment on the smallest details of clothing and needing to understand them felt too unreasonable not to give my opinion on it. As long as people are kind about it and show a genuine effort to appreciate my culture, I welcome and will continue to welcome them with open arms to love my culture with me. You made a nice video though, and I appreciate how you took initiative to speak out about something that violated your morals and beliefs.

[@anilavasaya7265]

How long clothe is this u did di not saw

[@sameena5612]

Please make full video of making hanfu

[@user-ku5nu9do8n]

Hanbok is from Korea

[@LHGandSandyandLuna]

Chinese hanbok? What the heck is that

[@Ju_yo]

Lol fr. Like? Ma’m
Hanbok=Korean traditional dress
Chinese traditional dress=hanfu
Wot is Chinese hanbok lol

[@dorischen6385]

I am Chinese and I am pretty sure that is not a hanfu

[@rongfeiwu3075]

Wait? How do I make a Chinese Hanbok again? I think I missed a couple steps.

[@yoyo-qw5uk]

This video is translated incorrectly. Hanbok is a traditional costume of South Korea and North Korea. The traditional costume of the Chinese Han people in the video is called Hanfu, not Hanbok. 😢

[@rketek]

What is a Chinese hanbok??

[@pathowasooallyhs9968]

what is the measurment

[@irishime]

That's not Hanfu or a Hanbok. It's a cardigan. 😂😂😂

[@user-oe6lm8gh6p]

... 😶

[@pathowasooallyhs9968]

what is the size

[@user-sn8py5vo2x]

Hi

[@oinky6080]

One, you pronounced hanbok wrong, two, hanbok is Korean, three, that isn’t what a hanbok looks like, four, if you got hanfu and hanbok mixed up, hanfus don’t look like that either

[@oinky6080]

Oh and in no universe is that traditional in any culture

[@courtly5982]

It is called hanfu, hanbok is a Korean localized version of hanfu

[@domira7833]

Its Hanfu not Hanbock
Hanbock is from korea😭

[@user-oe6lm8gh6p]

Exactly 👏 😶 💯

[@kmahdaaa]

hah

[@Anonymous-mf8pd]

Hanbok is Korean not chinese

[@INTP-sb1gp]

제목바꿔 중국의 한복? 말이 되는 소릴 해야지 너네건 한푸잖아

[@yoyo-qw5uk]

It should be a translator problem. I don’t know why these translators often translate Hanfu into Hanbok.

[@naps_]

???? Big big mess up

[@terracottavessel]

Please stop cultural appropriation, its hanfu not hanbok

[@yoyo-qw5uk]

It feels like the creator of this video either can't tell the difference between the English of Hanfu and Hanbok, or the translator he/she used caused a translation error. Because many translators translate Hanfu into Hanbok.