Welcome to Ehanfu’s Hanfu Community!

Hand-sew it with a matching thread—small stitches keep it neat and barely noticeable.

I used fabric glue for a quick fix on my aoqun hem—held up for a whole event!

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Totally! A short zhiduo robe is chill—moves with you when you’re vibing to the music.

Go for bold colors like crimson to stand out in the crowd—trust me, it’s a mood!

Nah, it’s like a puzzle—once you get the layers, it’s a breeze. Start with aoqun for beginners!

I remember there is a tutorial on how to wear Hanfu here, you can take a look.
https://ehanfu.com/category/how-to-wear-hanfu/

Go for something festive but simple, like a Song beizi—classy without stealing the spotlight.

I wore a red aoqun to a reunion, and my aunts wouldn’t stop snapping pics—big hit!

Short all the way—less fabric to tangle while you’re spinning!

I did a dance in a Wei-Jin skirt once—flowy but light, total win for movement.

Yep, especially for cultural days—a short Song-style aoqun is chill and won’t scream “costume.”

Check the dress code first—some schools are weird about anything too flowy.

Oh, absolutely! A qixiong ruqun in red screams romantic and classy—perfect for dinner vibes.

I wore a short mamian skirt to a date, and my partner couldn’t stop staring—felt like a drama heroine!