Chinese Pop or C-pop is an abbreviation for Chinese popular music a loosely defined musical genre by artists originating from mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Recently, stills of Guli Nazha wearing Hanfu were released. Netizens noticed the trendy collar – turning style. Did the Chinese in the Ming Dynasty already have polo shirts? Let’s start with the conclusion. It’s an adjusted way of wearing a standing collar. Some previously criticized Ming – style Hanfu for not showing the neck well […]
Ju Jingyi: Who Knew a Shoulder Strap Could Be So Versatile? Recently, a behind – the – scenes photo of Ju Jingyi in a drama role surfaced online. She wore a cross – collar dress with a strap tied around her shoulder, paired with a headscarf and a Panbo (襻膊), instantly evoking the imagery of […]
In the period drama When the Wild Geese Return, Chen Duling’s character Zhuang Hanyan wore white at her coming-of-age ceremony, sparking online discussions: ‘Isn’t this inauspicious?’ Actually, ancient Chinese society wasn’t overly sensitive to wearing white. The misconception arises from its association with mourning attire, but mourning clothes were made of undyed hemp with a […]
In the Cdrama When the Wild Geese Return, Chen Duling’s post – marriage hairstyle surprised viewers: ‘Why is this married hairstyle so odd? The ends just stick straight up!’ In fact, this is the Sanlvtou (三绺头), a style popular among Han women in the late Ming Dynasty. The hairstyle features a ‘wild goose tail’ at […]
Whether watching period dramas or wearing traditional Hanfu, the topic of posture often brings up sloping shoulders, with Liu Yifei being a classic example. So, does classical aesthetics truly equate to sloping shoulders? A recent article on Ming Dynasty undergarments sparked a lengthy debate about the classical aesthetics of sloping versus square shoulders. Today, let’s […]
Is Cross-Dressing in Historical Dramas for Real? In many historical dramas, we often see women dressing as men to navigate various social settings. While modern audiences might view clothing as a matter of personal freedom, in ancient times, women wearing men’s attire was far from acceptable—it was considered a breach of etiquette and societal norms. […]
Today, let’s continue our special topic on In the Mood for Love and appreciate the beauty of Maggie Cheung’s cheongsams. Before delving into the topic, let’s talk about the behind – the – scenes details of this movie. Maggie Cheung changed into 23 cheongsams in In the Mood for Love, all designed by the Hong […]
In the historical drama ‘Hua Jian Ling,’ Ju Jingyi’s red and blue dress, adorned with petal – like decorations, left a deep impression. Did such clothing actually exist? Let’s start with the conclusion. This triangular decorative piece can be referred to as ‘Gui’ or ‘Chui Shao,’ named for its resemblance to a jade tablet. Clothing […]
The beauty of gardenias and jasmines intertwined is truly unforgettable. In the previous feature, we briefly introduced Anna May Wong. Those familiar with Chinese – American actors in Hollywood surely know this name. Even if not, you’ve probably seen her iconic photos. With big bright eyes, classic willow – leaf eyebrows, high cheekbones, and a […]
In the ancient costume drama No Worries Ferry, Zuer Song’s Tang Dynasty-style bun appears simple yet elegant. The hair accessories on her temples, not overly exaggerated, perfectly complement her facial features. So, what exactly are these hair accessories called? Well, they are decorative hair ornaments. Initially, combs, Bi (篦), and Huadian (花钿) were worn on […]
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