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In the historical drama ‘Guo Se Fang Hua,’ many viewers noticed that Dong Jie’s character, Feng Xiaoyi, stood out with a unique accessory—a piece of fabric wrapped around her chest, commonly referred to as ‘Wei Shang’ (围裳). This ancient fashion element, often humorously called ‘butt curtain’ in modern slang, has a rich history and cultural […]
For a while, many people dressed up as Daji wearing the so – called ‘Warring States Robe,’ especially after the release of the ‘Fengshen’ movie series. However, some noticed that Daji never actually wore such attire. So, what should Daji wear? What is the ‘Warring States Robe’? First, let’s clarify what the ‘Warring States Robe’ […]
Did ancient Chinese brides really wear red for marrying down and green for marrying up? The short answer is no. This widespread myth, often perpetuated by historical dramas, has little basis in actual Song Dynasty customs or broader ancient Chinese traditions. Let’s debunk these misconceptions and explore what people truly wore for weddings in imperial […]
In the historical drama Palm Heart, Liu Shishi donned a Tang-style shirt paired with an outer vest, sparking discussions among netizens: Isn’t this just a vest? And it can be worn outside? This outer garment, known as Beizi (背子), was a popular style in early Tang Dynasty. It came in various designs, including the Tanling […]
In the animated film Nezha: The Devil’s Birth, both Nezha and Ao Bing sport distinctive forehead designs. Many of us might recall having a similar dot on our foreheads during childhood. But what’s the story behind this shared symbol? The forehead decoration is known as Huadian (花钿), and it’s not unique to this film. Historical […]
In ancient Chinese attire, women often adorned their skirts with decorative ribbons, a practice that might seem peculiar to modern eyes. These were not mere ornaments but held significant cultural and aesthetic value. The Origin of the Waist Ribbon Originally known as Shou (绶), these ribbons were used to hang seals, serving as a symbol […]
In the dramas The Palm and National Beauty and Fragrance, Zhang Yuxi’s hairstyle stands out as distinctly different from others. Is this truly a Tang Dynasty style? The answer is yes. This hairstyle is called Fanwan Ji (反绾髻), a popular hairdo during the early Tang Dynasty. Its most notable feature is the strand of hair […]
In the Japanese drama The Great Buddha Opens His Eyes, Satomi Ishihara’s costume has sparked discussions online. Many pointed out that her hairstyle resembles the popular style of early Tang Dynasty in China, rather than the Tenpyo era in Japan. The answer is clear: this is the Shuang Ji Ji (双髻髻), a hairstyle popular from […]
In historical dramas like Kill My Sins, we often see actresses like Liu Shishi (刘诗诗) wearing striped dresses that resemble modern fashion. But did such striped dresses really exist in ancient times? Was the Tang Dynasty that ahead of its time? The answer is yes. These narrow-striped dresses were popular from the early Tang Dynasty […]
Have you ever noticed that in both historical dramas and everyday fashion, fur coats or cloaks are usually worn with the fur side out? But does this really keep you warm? It turns out, most people might be wearing fur incorrectly. The truth is, the way fur is worn depends on its purpose and setting. […]
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