2021-05-15 04:16:14
What kinds of men's hanfu styles can be classified?
Purely curious as to how they are classified😁
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Losiua1 · 2021-05-15 07:27:37
about robe and ruqun? Seems like that’s it?
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LiangYuZuan · 2021-05-15 09:01:30
I like to categorize them as scholarly, warrior, and those fluent in both.
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LiangYuZuan · 2021-05-15 09:35:57
Although, there should also be consideration for the classes in workman (laborers), aristocrat (merchants/ industrialists), nobility, and royalty. Styles reflect the person in what clothes he is wearing. I think that comes with what skills and talents he possesses along with assets behind him.
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Peng · 2021-05-15 12:00:14
I think it can be roughly divided into: common people, scholars, and nobility. 😁This is similar to LiangYuZuan’s answer.
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Simoez · 2021-05-16 21:18:05
I recently read exactly one related to this. I’ll try to recall it. The first one is a top clothing and bottom skirt, mainly the cross-neck style. The second is the robe type, Tang dynasty style, Song dynasty style, Ming dynasty style. And the Yesan and Tieli, etc. The third is the scholar’s clothing, similar to the Taoist robe, Changyi such clothing.
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alfredo · 2021-05-16 22:05:52 · Reply to LiangYuZuan (#2018)
It is also a way to classify clothing by the status.😂
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alfredo · 2021-05-16 22:07:36 · Reply to Simoez (#2032)
Ah it’s similar to the kind of classification I was thinking of, but I can’t tell them apart very clearly. Maybe it’s because the number of styles is too large.😖😭
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