I’m confused, the costumes in chinese dramas are so similar to hanfu, but I often see discussions about whether it is hanfu or not?
Poll results
- Part of the hanfu — 18 votes
- Not exactly — 9 votes
- It’s hard to say — 16 votes
Comments
- Peng · Not exactly, like these photos in your post, only the second one is closer to hanfu.
- dorothyy · Not all costumes in ancient dramas are hanfu.
- Christine · mmmm, why don’t they count as hanfu? It’s the same style as hanfu, and these dramas are set in ancient times.
- Townsend · It was hard for me to tell the difference between them, and these costumes were just as beautiful as the hanfu.😂
- Eddie · I’m sure there are a lot of people who like hanfu because of the costumes in the drama, but strictly speaking, these types of costumes aren’t exactly hanfu, it’s more of a lot of changes made to fit the drama.
- dorothyy · If you view more pictures of hanfu, you will become more familiar with it😜
- dorothyy · There are some dramas that are set in ancient times, but some are virtual, such as the drama Joy of Life (慶余年).
- wanda · This topic is very controversial. While the costumes are important, the plot is just as much of a concern to me.😎
- GlennMoss · 😱😲so there are specific conditions to judge? I want to learn about them.
- GlennMoss · the same to me……
- GlennMoss · 😂😂
- GlennMoss · It seems there is still a lot to learn, but it’s a long process. And, I don’t think this will be an easy task for many newcomers. Splitting the two types of clothing is not a good thing, in my personal opinion.
- xiayang · Personally, I think the costumes in Joy of Life are very nice and I like them very much. But its sequel has not yet been announced😭😭😭
- JenniferLy · Oh wow 😮 I got all these Drama on DVD, Joy of Life is my favourite
