How Do Japanese View Chinese Traditional Costumes Hanfu?

Japanese life magazine reports the true representation of traditional Chinese clothing in Hanfu.

People have always mistaken that Tang and Qipao are Chinese traditional costumes. Last year, more patriotic students forced and burned their Hanfu clothes in public. But since the rise of Hanfu movement in the folk, more and more people began to realize that Hanfu, which has thousands of years of history, is the representative of Chinese culture.

Recently, a Japanese magazine "Pocket Page" reported a Hanfu store in Guangzhou, trying to clarify the misunderstanding of cheongsam to the Japanese people, and briefly introduced the authentic Chinese traditional dress Hanfu.

The Han clothing business is reported to be Han Shang Hua Lian in Guangzhou. The shopkeeper is a lover who has been in love with Hanfu for more than 3 years and works together in traditional costume culture.

Ye Tiaoruo briefed reporters about the experience of being interviewed by Japanese journalists.

On the eve of the lunar new year, miss Ishikawa, a Japanese journalist working in China, found the Hanfu shop called "hanshang Hua Lian" in the Guangming square of Beijing road. In the face of the beautiful atmosphere, she suddenly felt shocked. She felt like a familiar feeling, so that she could not help but get in.

Ye Tiaoruo, a shopkeeper, enthusiastically introduced the concept of Hanfu and the basic characteristics of Hanfu, and only then did miss Ishikawa realize that Hanfu is the representative of Chinese traditional costumes.

In February this year, miss Ishikawa made a formal interview with Han Hua Hua lotus and Ye Tiaoruo, which was published in the "Chinese life information" section of the first issue of the Pocket Page weekly in Japan.

It introduced the concept of Hanfu and the price of Hanfu, and introduced the Hanfu clothing store.

It is understood that "hanshang Hua Lian" is the largest Hanfu clothing store in Guangzhou. It was founded in 2008 and is now located in Beijing Road, a bustling commercial area in Guangzhou.

In 2010, the Guangdong TV station "out of the subway" column group made a special report on "Han Shang Hualian".

According to the Japanese magazine, the price of the Hanfu suit is 300-1800 yuan, the average price is about 300 yuan, while the customized Chinese clothing needs thousands or even higher.

Ye Tiaoruo said, "Pocket Page" weekly is mainly used as a food and beverage store publication to introduce Japanese life information to the Japanese people. I believe that through this report, more international friends will be able to understand the beautiful and splendid traditional clothing culture of Hanfu.

Miss Ishikawa also said that she worked in China. She used to buy Qipao as a gift to her friends and relatives before coming back to Japan every year. Now she knows that the traditional Chinese costume is not Qipao but Hanfu, so she decided to buy Hanfu in the future to introduce and publicize Hanfu and traditional Chinese culture to the Japanese.

People often say "Tang costume" is a popular Chinese style costume with Manchu style in the 2001 APEC conference in Shanghai after being dressed by heads of state.

Cheongsam is a fashion with Manchu style, western style and Western style cut.

After the revolution of 1911, the western-style improvement of the flag was carried out, so that the Manchu flag turned into a modern fashion dress, which is similar to the western dress. Qipao is regarded as the representative of Chinese clothing. It has long occupied the position of Chinese national costume and has embarrassed the Chinese main Han nationality in many occasions.

Kimono, the national costume of Japan, was formerly known as Wu Fu in the late nineteenth Century.

During the Tang Dynasty, Chinese clothing was introduced into Japan, which had a significant impact on kimono.

Due to cultural exchanges between China and Japan, kimono left a deep brand of Chinese Hanfu.

Hanfu (Hanfu) refers to the traditional ethnic costume of the Han nationality of China. It has a history of more than 4000 years. Based on the Chinese national culture, it has a unique Chinese culture and character through historical evolution.

The dress system and basic characteristics of Hanfu have not changed fundamentally for thousands of years.

In the middle of the seventeenth Century, the rulers of the Manchu rulers, in order to weaken the inherent national identity of the Chinese, brutally introduced Manchuria hairstyles and clothing, banned Hanfu, and called it "shaving and easy clothes".

Only in 2003 did the Chinese take up their Hanfu and go to the streets.