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愿以吾辈之青春，捍卫盛世之中华！ “世界是你们的，也是我们的，但是归根结底是你们的。你们青年人朝气蓬勃，正在兴旺时期，好像早晨七八点钟的太阳。希望寄托在你们身上。” 同志们，国庆快乐！ 汉洋折衷#汉洋折衷#汉服#汉洋折衷·社会主义#
令儀鸭 in a cross-collar short shan + short mamianqun + ku + weiyao weaved by her own grandma's mother ("直领大襟窄袖短衫+短马面+袴+阿婆的妈妈自己织染的老布围腰")
Baby pants with a hole; Kaidang ku. It’s very common in China and the oldest pants were found in Fuzhou. I understand that ‘everything gets easier with that hole’ but people still let babies wear that in winter…
My first ever Hanfu, thanks to friend from Henan, China for this
A black zhiduo with inner robe and white pants, socks and late Ming style hairnet
人生第一套汉服，感谢我河南的老友老镶的赠予，千里迢迢从中国来到马来西亚 一套纯黑直裰加内衬和白裤，云袜还有明末的懒收网巾
zhuyao + ku (the modal was wearing one with modified waist band) by 云今YUNJIN
A historical set of attire consisting of a knee-length Chinese upper garment known as a jiangshapao over a qun or a pair of ku trousers. The set of attire was considered to be a ceremonial dress.
tang-style open-crotch pants by 鶯梭 [note: while it is structurally an open-crotch, the crotch is covered when worn properly].
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via Qing Shan Mu Yu Hanfu (晴山木语)
I GOT MY HANFU PATTERNS!!!!
I’ve got my work cut out for me though, because the instructions are in chinese and that’s certainly a language I don’t know xDD
But I’m glad, they really do look nice and detailed. These are the three pants I got, one almost translated thanks to google translate (the last parts are giving me a headache though).
summer outfits
Moxiong + beixin + ku + xuanqun (the skirt with orange ties)/ baidiequn by 衿娥传统服饰
Hi! This is an interesting question that I have not thought about. I could only give a simply answer - but I am sure that there are plenty more variations. I felt that a lot of social dances were exclusive to men in the old time - thought that might be my bias.
Here I included some dances that still can be seen today (most of them are from the southern provinces). While those dances below were usually performed by men in the old days, now there were also women dancers.
If anyone know more about this topic feel free to add one!
