2021-02-07 12:26:18

Is there a correlation between the hanfu of the various ancient dynasties?

What styles were popular at other times than the common dynasties?

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Geneva · 2021-02-08 10:59:51

It should be related, just constantly being optimised to better suit the needs of the people of the time.

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Robyntttt · 2021-02-08 11:16:07

I think it has a relationship with the culture, climate and politics of the time, for example, during the Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty , the style of women’s Chinese clothing was more openness.

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Kurt Grant · 2021-02-09 08:04:04

I am also very curious about the styles of Chinese clothing from other periods besides the Tang, Song and these dynasties. Is it a continuation or gap?

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Benedict · 2021-02-09 08:11:57

Some dynasties in ancient China could rule for a hundred or two hundred years, so it was normal for clothing styles to change over such a long period of time. The time between dynasties, on the other hand, sometimes did not last so long.

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Jaime · 2021-02-09 08:28:02

It is possible that during the Han Dynasty, textile technology was not strong and there were few styles. In the Tang dynasty, however, as cultural exchanges and technology improved, there were naturally many more styles. Is that probably?

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Carol Moore · 2021-02-09 08:31:57

There must have been many excavated artefacts, only they have not been restored to modern hanfu. There must be a connection.

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Casey Gregory · 2021-02-09 08:36:20

The robe appears in different dynasties, only the details are not quite the same.

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