How to Wear Hanfu: Qiyao Ruqun (齊腰襦裙) from the Tang Dynasty

The video tutorial explores the TL routine, a traditional Chinese garment style from the Tang dynasty. It covers the two main types of routines, focusing on the waist-high TL routine. The video delves into the historical context, garment details, and step-by-step instructions on how to wear it. The tutorial highlights the vibrant colors and patterns typical of the Tang dynasty, and concludes with tips on accessorizing the outfit.

What are the two main types of TL routine based on how they are worn?

• Below the knees and on the ankles

• Above the shoulders and on the hips

• Above the head and on the neck

• Above the chest and on the waist

During which Chinese dynasty was the TL routine particularly popular?

• Han Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

• Ming Dynasty

• Qing Dynasty

What is a common feature of TL routine garments from the Tang dynasty?

• Striped patterns

• Round decorative patterns

• Geometric shapes

• Floral embroidery

What is the first step in wearing a traditional one-piece TL routine skirt?

• Wrap the skirt around the body

• Tie the belts at the back

• Fold it down along the waistline

• Lift one end up from the inside

What is the significance of the middle seam on the back of the TL routine garment?

• It signifies a person's righteousness

• It symbolizes happiness

• It represents wealth

• It indicates social status