Hanfu Circle: Your harshness is destroying Hanfu.

Remember the incident of "burning Hanfu in Chengdu" a few years ago?

This incident caused an uproar. This is almost a criminal activity in the name of tradition.

I can't help but wonder how Hanfu Circle existed and why it was so criticized.

Hanfu, as its name implies, is the traditional costume of the Han people. However, due to the great changes in China culture in the past 5,000 years, there is still controversy about what is the orthodox Hanfu.

Hanfu circle is a group born with Hanfu as the core. Due to the limited space, considering the reading experience, I will not discuss the various forms of Hanfu, but only those things in Hanfu circle.

In recent years, more and more Hanfu movements have really played a role in promoting Hanfu, and more and more people have joined the Hanfu circle.

But the forest is big, and there are all kinds of birds. Because of the bad behavior of some of them, some people who like Hanfu now have to emphasize that "I am not from Hanfu circle" when they say that they like Hanfu.

Many people wonder why so many people are obsessed with Hanfu. I observed it, probably for these reasons:

Young people always like to be different, like some maverick existence, from killing Matt in those days to milk ash last year, from the second yuan to Hanfu, far more than that.

Anything that is rare and special and can flaunt itself as different from the "sluts" outside is more popular with young people.

For these people, Hanfu is just a tool for them to show off.

If one day all the people put on Hanfu, they may be the first people to take off Hanfu, and then feel "this is all the rest of Lao Zi's play."

They wear Hanfu, and they want everyone to see them.

Not all people who like Hanfu are maverick, but there are many people who love traditional culture or really like this style of clothes.

They are often modest and tolerant, and wear Hanfu for themselves. This is also the most popular among Hanfu lovers.

They often love not only Hanfu, but also other traditional hobbies, such as piano, chess, painting and sword, poetry and tea, hops and so on.

At the same time, we also respect other nationalities and others, and will not feel superior because of wearing Hanfu, nor will we be biased against people of other nationalities, nor will we force others to wear Hanfu in Amway.

Some people in the group like Hanfu because of their understanding of history, so they cherish this dress that survived countless wars.

They treat Hanfu rationally, and will not hate other nationalities because of history, nor will they feel superior because of Hanfu.

They always try to find more history to prove Hanfu, and have been immersed in research, just to make the standard of Hanfu no longer controversial.

Unfortunately, this is a minority after all.

These are the three main groups, including those who enter the Hanfu circle for other reasons. I want to know who you are.

This is similar to asking "How are people in such and such areas?"

We can illustrate the characteristics of that area with examples, but this can't replace everyone in that area. There are always some different people.

In the Hanfu circle, there are outstanding people like Miss Xuan Ji, who are valuable and connotative, tolerant of Wen Ya, and not arrogant or impetuous.

There are also some extreme people who regard Hanfu as the supreme symbol, thus attacking and insulting others.

Most people in Hanfu circle have heard of Miss Xuan Ji.

20/kloc-March/February, during her study abroad, she wore Hanfu and played bamboo flute in the streets of England on weekends to promote Hanfu.

It is precisely because of this incident that Hanfu, a traditional costume in China, once again attracted everyone's attention.

In the process of promoting Hanfu, she created The First Cold Flower? , bamboo flute, butterfly on the moon, flute, and participated in the soundtrack of other traditional music.

The dance of a song "State of Etiquette" is elegant and dignified, full of the flavor of ancient China, and the lyrics also show the qualities that China "State of Etiquette" should have.

She put her passion into action, promoted traditional culture in many places and countries, including Hanfu, and participated in the "Hanfu Spring Festival Evening" on 20 13.

She is a firm practitioner of Hanfu, and a beautiful and strange girl admired by many people.

The so-called popularity is not much. She spent several years (maybe three years) promoting Hanfu, which is well-known in Hanfu circle and regarded as a goddess by many people. However, some people with ulterior motives think that she is speculating, collecting money and putting on a show.

After all, this is an act of being beaten in the face.

Because she retired when she was popular, there were only two short sentences left in Weibo:

There's only one sentence left in her profile of Weibo: Zhou Zhen died from now on, and the sea sent her for the rest of her life.

So what's bad?

Probably the people who burned Hanfu at the beginning.

Maybe someone will argue that "they may have misunderstood" and "after all, they don't understand ..."

Indeed, they didn't know it was Hanfu, but they didn't know it at first. Later, they knew whether it was Hanfu or burned.

This is the bad place of Hanfu circle. It's a good thing that these people don't join the Hanfu circle. When they join the Hanfu circle, they will spread this behavior to people who wear other clothes and to other ethnic groups.

What I am talking about here is not only the behavior of "burning Hanfu", but also the ignorance and extreme thinking behind this behavior.

Historical faults and people's aesthetic differences have led to formal struggles.

Some people think that the melody is correct, some people think that skirts and big dresses are the most beautiful, and some people think that flying fish clothes in the Ming Dynasty are more handsome.

However, barbaric growth and commercial atmosphere make similar clothes everywhere, including so-called fairy clothes, shanzhai, studio clothes and improved models.

Many people in Hanfu circle have a zero tolerance attitude towards these things, and always tell each other how there is something wrong with their styling, as if others have committed a big crime.

This is why so many people don't like Hanfu circle.

We are in a country with freedom of speech and dress. What clothes we wear in public is the freedom of others.

Why are you criticizing me?

Finally, I want to say:

Usually you can always see what suits and ties are formal, shirts and jeans are casual, fake two T-shirts, or suit shorts. People like to label these, such as leisure, formality, fashion, trend and so on.

Why are you so hard on Hanfu? A little change, saying that you are a traitor; I bought the wrong cottage and said I shouldn't wear it, not the store that sells mountains.

I hope that all ethnic groups can travel in their traditional costumes (including Hanfu) in the future and will not be regarded as "monkeys".

No matter which nationality's traditional dress, it should be respected!

Also invited colleagues in Hanfu circle:

"Please be more tolerant of Hanfu. Being too harsh will only harm them. "