How to write an introduction to the selling points of Hanfu

Hanfu has a unique form. Its basic features are: cross-collar right gusset, no-button knotted tassel, and large sleeves. It is also supplemented by coiled collar and straight collar.

Hanfu is a traditional costume inherited by the Han nation for thousands of years. It is the costume that best reflects the cultural characteristics of the Han nation. There are four basic styles of Hanfu, which can be further divided into nine types. Under the basic styles, there are hundreds of styles that vary depending on the collar, sleeve type, waist and other cutting methods. It is very different from Western-style clothing, and it is also different from Korean clothing, kimono and other clothing that were influenced by Hanfu. The unique Hanfu system of the Chinese nation is unmatched by any other costume.

The Zhou Dynasty in ancient times formulated a complete system of crown uniforms. This uniform system has deeply influenced the clothing concepts of later generations for more than three thousand years. From then on, no matter how the clothes changed, the key elements remained the same.

The left and right collars intersect, symbolizing authenticity and uprightness. The so-called right lapel is to let the left collar cover part of the right collar, so that the edge of the left collar looks inclined downward to the right, and the skirt looks like a lowercase Y.

Chinese people regard the left side of the body as yang and the right side as yin. The yang side is on top and the yin side is on the bottom. Yin and yang must not be reversed. When wearing Hanfu, the collar collar must be on the right side. If you wear a left-hand collar, you will be regarded as a foreigner or a ghost from the underworld. Cross-collar right collar is the main form of Hanfu, which runs throughout.