Welcome to Ehanfu’s Hanfu Community!

Sweetie, grab a needle and thread, small stitches saved my Song skirt from a wardrobe malfunction!

I took my zhiduo to a tailor, fixed in 20 minutes, and it looks like nothing happened!

Absolutely, a Song beizi’s made for it, graceful vibes while you sip like an ancient poet!

I wore a zhiduo to a tea sesh, felt so zen, but kept sleeves away from the teapot.

Darling, those pleats were the ancient drip, Song folks used ‘em to make skirts flow like water!

My Song aoqun’s pleats made me feel like a fairy, but they’re a pain to iron. Worth it, though!

Oh, you know it! A Song tunic gives you nerdy-cool vibes, perfect for meeting your fave artist!

Dark colors like navy keep it chill but still make you look like a cultured geek!

Babe, use a lint roller before and after, my Song skirt’s a fur magnet with my cat around!

I store my zhiduo in a garment bag, keeps my dog’s hair off and saves me from rolling it daily.

Actually, early Qing styles carried over a lot from Ming Dynasty vibes, but the later ones totally scream Qing with all those mixed-up colors. Still, there are tons of gorgeous pieces—you can’t just lump ’em all together!

Oh, honey, those trains were the ultimate flex, nobles dragged ‘em to show they didn’t need to walk fast!

My Wei-Jin skirt’s train was so long I felt like a runway model, until it got caught in a door. Oops.

Totally, slip into a Song beizi, gives artsy scholar vibes without stealing the show from the paintings!

I wore a zhiduo to a gallery, felt like I was part of the exhibit, but kept the sash tight to dodge wine spills.

Oh, hanfu was the star of ceremonies, mianfu robes were like sacred armor for praying to the gods!

I read about Tang rituals where robes had to match ranks, tried a mianfu, felt like I was summoning spirits!