Discover the Hanfu Movement—its origins, cultural impact, and global revival. Read articles on Hanfu activism, events, and the modern Hanfu community.
The Hanfu Movement has lasted for more than 10 years. Today hanfu is becoming popular, we could see more and more young people wearing hanfu clothes on the streets of China. Looking at the last decade, many people have mixed opinions about it. So let’s take a look at the latest views on the Hanfu […]
The 2026 London Hanfu Day, featuring the Liyi Huaxia (礼衣华夏) Hanfu Model Contest in its UK London regional round, took place on June 14 at the Indra Gallery in London. It was the first time the competition had been staged outside China, and the London round drew 28 contestants of Chinese and other nationalities — […]
Qixi begins long before the seventh night of the seventh lunar month in the villages around Guangzhou. In Zhucun (珠村), a neighborhood known as “China’s first Qiqiao village,” women have spent generations preparing the ba qiniang offering tables, arranging miniature palaces, embroidered slippers and hand-tied flowers on display stands that can run several meters wide. […]
At Liantang Port (莲塘) in Shenzhen, the border crossing that links the city to Hong Kong, the arrival hall turned into a stage on the morning of August 16, two days before the Qixi (七夕) holiday. At 11 a.m., a flash performance called “Elegant Melodies at Liantang” opened with guzheng strings and dancers in flowing […]
I remember the first time I properly wore Hanfu. It wasn’t for a costume party or a photoshoot. It was a simple, linen-lined top and a flowing skirt, worn on a casual afternoon. As I tied the final sash, something clicked. It wasn’t about looking ancient; it was about feeling a profound sense of connection. […]
Justice, a popular Chinese online game, recently released a pair of historically inspired outfits. The female version, drawing from Sui-Tang and Wei-Jin dynasties attire, earned genuine praise from players and Hanfu enthusiasts. But the male counterpart? It triggered a flood of mockery. Players called it clumsy, awkward, and downright ugly. Some even joked, “It’s historically […]
In Chinese classrooms, a teacher in traditional dress can draw cheers and frowns at once. A language teacher in a Song (宋) dynasty style robe reads Prelude to Water Melody (水调歌头); a craft teacher in a narrow-sleeve dress leads tie-dye; a young homeroom teacher in a Mamian Qun (马面裙) walks in, and phones rise. Is […]
In the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong, where modernity meets tradition, a captivating movement is taking place— the Hong Kong Hanfu Movement. This cultural revival, characterized by the resurgence of hanfu dress, traditional Chinese attire, has gained momentum among the youth, transcending the boundaries of time and connecting the people of Hong Kong with their […]
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