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Exploring Guangzhou's "Hanfu Fans" Tribe: The Han Chinese Costume Party In Modern Cities

2008/8/11 15:45:00 20

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"Luo Yi He waving, light breeze with the wind" is the beauty of harmony with nature. "Silk clothing, its carrying," is a magnificent beauty of ceremonial beauty.

In the city of Guangzhou, where there is great material prosperity, there is such a group that whenever they go to traditional festivals or major festivals, they will put on Hanfu suits together.

Since the first Han costume appeared on the streets of Guangzhou in 2004, Hanfu fans have formed a relatively fixed group.

They regularly organize thematic parties to show the beauty of Hanfu and review traditional etiquette.

In addition to holidays, they will try to wear Han clothes to visit Tianhe City, and even wear Hanfu to work.

This group of Hanfu fans who are engaged in all walks of life have a few sets of Chinese clothes and a few dozen sets of Hanfu. They also devote a lot of time and energy to study and discuss the design and production of Hanfu.

Encountering Hanfu fans on the streets of Guangzhou

In Guangzhou, there are such a group of people, every traditional festival or major festival, will wear Hanfu to the streets, into busy urban crowd.

Recently, this group of handsome beauties met again on the Internet, preparing for the seventh day of the seventh day to gather in the good Plaza to show the beauty of the traditional Chinese costume.

Crossing the Tanabata and welcome the torch

Hanfu party in modern metropolis

"This year's Tanabata, we will wear Hanfu to go shopping together", the organizers of the Tanabata Hanfu party, sugar candy told reporters that on the eve of the seventh evening, they would wear Hanfu and go shopping in the upper nine or the right square.

Friends who plan to go shopping in these two places on Tanabata may be able to feast their eyes.

According to sugar sugar, in the city of Guangzhou, the circle of friends coming from love suits has grown from more than a dozen people in 2004 to fifty or sixty now.

Every holiday or traditional festival, everyone will put on Hanfu organizing Thematic Party, and review traditional etiquette together to recall the profound cultural tradition.

Even on the day of the Olympic torch relay in Guangzhou, they wore a Han costume to the streets, waved the national flag and the Olympic flag, held the slogan "the Chinese people welcome the Olympic Games" to welcome the arrival of the Olympic flame.

Miss Liu, who took part in the Hanfu suit to welcome the torch, told reporters that as early as October 2006, Hanfu enthusiasts in the city of Guangzhou signed together and proposed to the Chinese Olympic Committee that the Hanfu should be put into the opening ceremony of the Chinese team.

Huang Shengwen, the principal of Huangshi primary school, who is committed to popularizing folk culture in primary education, points out that the essence of popularizing folk culture should not be rigidly adhered to the specific form of clothing.

He said: "we have no plan to promote Hanfu in a compulsory way.

Traditional dress education is generally integrated in art education. Now, besides Art Textbooks for people's education, art courses in primary schools include South of the Five Ridges art and local art teaching materials. These are good carriers for traditional culture education.

Han Costume "Han Dynasty Costume"

What is "Hanfu"?

For most citizens, it is also a new word for experts.

Actually, Hanfu is a word created by lovers to "Han nationality traditional costume", not the abbreviation of "Han Dynasty Costume".

Just modern clothes with classic flavor?

Mr. Liang, who was interviewed by the "deep clothing", told reporters that "we are now doing the" deep clothing ". Although the style inherits the traditional norms, the cloth, decoration, pattern, color matching and so on can not be the same as those used in the past.

It can be said that both the inheritance of tradition and modern style are not the clothes of Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty.

The so-called "deep clothing" is a common form of traditional clothing, that is, a garment that is lined with jackets and clothes. It is a dress worn by the ancient princes, doctors and scholars, and is also a dress for the civilian people. It is characterized by the right hand side, the wide robe and the big sleeves.

Chen, a teacher of a fashion design institute in Guangzhou, saw the "Hanfu" of the Hanfu fans displayed by the reporters. He pointed out that these garments had "improved a lot", almost like "modern clothes", at best, "modern clothes with classical taste".

In fact, there are retro and innovators in Hanfu fans.

The real retro faction is rare, and the vast majority are young people full of innovation and creativity.

Hanfu is also a new word.

In the Hanfu post bar of Baidu website, the reporter saw many Chinese clothes lovers discussing the problem of clothing and age.

Netizens "the Yellow Sea residents" said, "we should integrate the existing hue to create new Hanfu on the basis of inheritance."

This view has been endorsed by many replies.

The biggest hope of this group of fans is not to restore the clothing of Han and Tang Dynasties, but to innovate the "Hanfu" on the basis of inheritance.

It is precisely because of innovative ideas that they not only love to wear Hanfu, but also are devoted to the study of Hanfu design.

On the websites that they often gathered, the reporters saw that they carefully distinguished the styles of "deep clothing" and "skirt" on Hanfu, and on the Taobao website, the reporters saw more kinds of costumes designed by enthusiasts.

Ye Chunsheng, a professor of folk culture and a doctoral supervisor at the Chinese Department of Zhongshan University, said that the term "Hanfu" is a new word.

He pointed out that there is no word "Hanfu" in all ancient books and records.

Chinese clothing has been changing from ancient times to the present, and there is no style that has been circulating for thousands of years.