Historical Origins of Qixiong Ruqun Qixiong ruqun (齐胸襦裙, qíxiōng rúqún), literally “chest-high ruqun,” is a style of traditional Han Chinese women’s attire characterised by a skirt that is fastened above the chest. It emerged as a distinctive dress during the Sui and Tang dynasties (6th–10th centuries) and was especially popular in the Tang era. In […]
In the rich tapestry of traditional Chinese clothing, the poqun (破裙) stands out as a distinctive skirt style within Hanfu (汉服, traditional Han Chinese attire). This article from Hanfu Way delves into the definition, historical evolution, unique construction, and modern revival of the poqun, providing a comprehensive overview for enthusiasts of ancient Chinese garments. Definition […]
Hanfu – the traditional clothing of the Han Chinese – encompasses a rich variety of garments developed over millennia. This guide explores the most important Hanfu types for both men and women, with professional terminology, clear explanations, and keywords to help readers discover and appreciate the beauty of Chinese traditional clothing. Men’s Hanfu Clothing Styles […]
More Than Just Ancient Clothing Chinese Hanfu (汉服) is far more than a fashion style — it is the collective name for the traditional attire of the Han Chinese people. With thousands of years of continuous development, Hanfu represents Chinese civilisation’s artistry and values. Known historically as the dress of a “Country of Etiquette and […]
Introduction to a Modern Hanfu Icon Zhou Baobao, fondly known online as “the Hanfu Lady,” is a prominent Hanfu influencer celebrated for her dedication to reviving and promoting traditional Chinese clothing. Hailing from China’s Sichuan province, Zhou Baobao has turned her passion for Hanfu – the historic attire of the Han people – into […]
