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Hanfu, this term has now become well-known to the world. The flowing, ethereal Hanfu has quickly captured the hearts of many young women. Of course, Hanfu is not only ethereal and fairy-like; it can also be dignified, elegant, and grand. Similarly, it is not necessarily always wide-sleeved and long-skirted. Throughout China's five-thousand-year history, the styles and forms of Hanfu have varied, with a thousand different kinds.
Speaking of styles, this has always been a hot topic concerning Hanfu. For example, Qixiong Ruqun, a popular type of "Hanfu," has been intensely researched back to excavated relics because of its "two-piece" form. Ultimately, the "two-piece" version is not considered true Hanfu.
The categories of Hanfu include Ming, Song, Tang, and Wei-Jin styles, among others. The Wei-Jin style, due to limited excavated artifacts and insufficient research, has been a subject of much controversy.
After discussing styles, copyright issues must be mentioned. Copyright is also a must-talk topic among Hanfu enthusiasts. Not just Hanfu, but many things in life are concerned with copyright. However, today, we will only talk about Hanfu.
I believe everyone has seen comments like: "Copyright? The original is still in the ground, go dig it up!" or "I'm just trying it out for fun, no need to buy the genuine one, right?" I'm sure everyone dislikes these kinds of remarks. So let's talk about the copyright issue. The copyright here does not refer to the style of Hanfu, but to the unique pattern designs and innovative improvements on each piece. In this regard, those who say the original is in the ground are completely wrong. Copyright awareness is very important, and not just for Hanfu.
Speaking of Hanfu, one must mention the lady "Xuanji." How many people's attention was captured by her blue Quju? She is one of the leading figures in the popularization of Hanfu culture, holding a significant place in everyone's hearts. It is undeniable that the appearance of Xuanji brought Hanfu into the sight of more people.
"Hanfu" is a type of attire, a style of dress, and even more, it is the inheritance of a generation's culture. In China's five-thousand-year history, with its fifty-six ethnic groups today, the traditional customs of every ethnic group should be respected, and this includes their attire. |
