Han Fu Enthusiasts Arouse The Memory Of Traditional Culture

At 7:30 last night, before the Confucious'Temple Square in Quanzhou, a group of people watched around a few young people in ancient Han costume. The sound of the ancient Qin music was long and the wind was hunting. A woman dressed in Hanfu walked aside and washed her hands in the basin. Then she went to a woman kneeling in the center of the square and put a hairpin on the head of the kneeling woman.

Some young viewers regard their Hanfu and traditional ceremonial performance as a fashion show. Some children think they are making a TV play.

Mr. Huang, one of the organizers of the event, said they were Hanfu enthusiasts. This time they were invited to show their Hanfu suits in Quanzhou. Most of the participants were from Hong Kong.

He said that because traditional Hanfu and ritual were almost forgotten, they wanted to arouse people's memory of traditional culture through this kind of performance.

The clothes on the body are designed by the players themselves, and the etiquette of performance is designed with reference to historical materials.

"This retro performance is conducive to publicizing traditional culture. As long as we know more people, these costumes and etiquette will be passed down."

Although most viewers do not know what the group is doing, an elderly audience appreciates this behavior.

Yang Jing: editor in charge