1. Let’s share Hanfu together.
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- JenniferLy · 🥰❤️
2. Photos share of Hanfu & snow
Snow is perfect for taking Hanfu, but this winter is really cold.
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- JenniferLy · Love it!
3. Winter Hanfu style sharing
Recommended Hanfu for winter wear
4. Which dynasty’s Hanfu style do you like the most?
Hanfu of different dynasties have different styles, which one do you like the most?
Poll results
- Han Dynasty — 5 votes
- Tang Dynasty — 7 votes
- Song Dynasty — 2 votes
- Ming Dynasty — 10 votes
- Other Dynasties — 4 votes
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- JenniferLy · There are so many different dynasties that I never heard before…but would love to choose all
- JenniferLy · Tang, Song, Ming (love the male hanfu more for Ming Dynasty), etc.
- Natsu · To be honest all have something cool and unique!
- Callie · All of the dynasties have rly pretty outfits!
5. Handsome boy & pink round neck robe😍
6. Hanfu Quju – photos sharing
7. Happy Lunar New Year! All the best!
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- Y · xinnian kuaile!😁
- Glenbuc · 😜
8. Fresh and elegant Ming-style
9. Let’s shoot a set of Tang Dynasty Mili and Hanfu i ……
Let’s shoot a set of Tang Dynasty Mili and Hanfu in spring!
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- inconsequentia · beautiful colors!
10. Hanfu hat that suitable for men
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- Ling · 1. Wang Jin (网巾) is a net used to tie the hair of adult men in the Ming Dynasty. 2. Dongpo Jin (东坡巾), it is said to have been worn by Su Dongpo (Su Shi) of the Song Dynasty, hence the name. The front and back are facing each other with horns. 3. Damao (大帽), was one of the important hats for men in the Ming Dynasty, which could be used from the emperor to the common people. 4. Fujin (幅巾), from the forehead to the back wrapped hair, and the scarf tied tightly, the rest of its natural hanging back, hanging length generally to the shoulder, there are also hanging length to the back, wear it with Shenyi. 5. Futou (幞头), started from the Han Dynasty and was initially a square turban with the length and width equal to the width of the cloth. During the Five Dynasties period, there were various styles of Futou, and the most well-known one was the straight-legged Futou, that is, the two legs of the Futou were stretched outward straight. After the Song Dynasty, the Futou was followed by the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and its shape changed more to meet the needs of the ruling class, such as the Wusha Mao in the Ming Dynasty, which had evolved into a symbol of bureaucracy and career. 6. Yisan Guan (翼善冠) is a kind of crown, developed from Futou, which was worn by emperors, princes, princes, and members of the royal family in the Ming Dynasty.
