How to Wear Hanfu: Sheer Fabric Hanfu (豎領對襟紗衫) from the Ming Dynasty

The video explores the Hanfu, a traditional Chinese outfit, focusing on its suitability for summer wear in ancient China. It delves into the historical context, discussing the evolution of Hanfu styles from the Ming to the Qing dynasty, and the various names associated with these styles. The video also covers modern adaptations of Hanfu, highlighting differences in materials and design. Finally, it provides a detailed description of a specific Hanfu outfit, including its components and symbolic elements.

What was a common practice for men during summer in ancient China?

• Wearing heavy fabrics

• Staying indoors

• Being bare-chested

• Wearing multiple layers

What is the Ming dynasty name for the sheer fabric parallel opening shirt with a standing collar?

• P Funk

• Ramen P

• Schuiling tweets in Xian

• Schuiling to 18 chengshan

During which dynasty did the materials for the Hanfu style become thicker and heavier?

• Qing dynasty

• Tang dynasty

• Han dynasty

• Song dynasty

What modern garment is worn with embroidery on the front in the Hanfu style?

• A traditional robe

• A pleated lace skirt

• A modern camisole

• A silk scarf

What feature does the typical Ming dynasty undershirt lack?

• Buttons

• Shoulder straps

• Embroidery

• Lace

What is the material of the sheer fabric parallel opening shirt?

• Cotton

• Wool

• Silk

• Linen

What do the ginkgo leaf embroideries on the shirt symbolize?

• Wealth

• Righteousness

• Longevity

• Prosperity