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Any safety or etiquette tips for Hanfu parades or exhibitions?
I’m planning to participate in a Hanfu parade or exhibition soon, and I’m wondering if there’s anything special I should be aware of in terms of safety or etiquette. Are there any particular guidelines I should follow to make sure I’m being respectful and safe during the event?
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For parades or exhibitions, safety and etiquette go hand in hand.
· Safety: If you’re in a parade, make sure your Hanfu is comfortable and that you can move easily. You don’t want to trip over long sleeves or feel restricted.
· Etiquette: When you’re walking in a parade or attending an exhibition, move slowly and gracefully. Don’t rush or push through crowds.
Respect for the Space: Be mindful of the other participants and the audience—keep your voice down and avoid disrupting the event. If you’re interacting with others, greet them politely and be mindful of your movements.
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Watch those long sleeves—don’t trip or snag ‘em on stuff. Etiquette-wise, bow or nod to elders, and don’t hog photo spots!
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I’d say comfy shoes—parades mean walking! And maybe don’t point at people’s outfits, feels rude.
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