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- Marcos · a kind of wrist brace? But this one looks very expensive😂😂
- wanda · They are generally called huwan (wrist guards), and if they extend to the elbow, they are called hubi (arm guards). General wrist guards are divided into two kinds, one is usually worn by the fabric or silk wrist guards. One is the steel wrist guards worn by armor. The former is to protect the wrist and prevent swelling and other injuries. The latter is to protect the wrist from the pain of the sword.
- April · Also has a tightening effect on the cuffs
- LiangYuZuan · Bracers are useful to protect the forearms and wrists in combat situations. 😎
- letme · This equipment fits well with the robe ah😜
- Stephanie · Modern sports equipment also has this style, only the appearance is too different.
- Marie · Thanks, it was very helpful.
What Kind of Hat is Jia Bao Yu Wearing?
thanks😍
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- Peng · I looked up and found that there is a mention in the Dream of the Red Chamber: Zi Jin Guan (紫金冠). And the red ball with the head is a kind of attire that the rich family’s children attached importance to at that time.
- leonard · Is this a drama? and where can I watch it please?
- April · You have provided me with the inspiration to collate an issue of stills on the Dream of the Red Chamber.
- April · You can see it by searching for 红楼梦 on Google.
What is Gong Yang Ren
I’ve seen this term several times, but I’m not really sure what it refers to?
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- April · Gong Yang Ren refers to people who believed in religion and therefore financed the painting or construction of icons and the excavation of grottoes. In order to show their devotion, to remember their merits and to make their names known to future generations, they painted or carved portraits of themselves and their families, relatives and servants on the corners or sides of religious paintings or statues, and these portraits are called Gong Yang Ren statues. As shown in the video, they are written in Chinese as 供养人, 供养≈provisioning.
Blue White Hanfu
I love the simple design of this, a Ming Dynasty style hanfu top.
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- dorothyy · 👍👍I prefer this to the ones with lots of embroidery.
- Raquel · Ming style No.1😍
Ming Dynasty Red Color Hanfu Portraits
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- HilowPeoples · So pretty! I love the texture of the fabric
- Natsu · cute!!!
