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What etiquette should I follow at Hanfu events to avoid mistakes?
I really want to respect the culture when I attend a Hanfu event, so what kind of etiquette should I keep in mind? Are there any dos and don’ts I should be aware of to avoid making any mistakes or accidentally offending anyone? I want to make sure I’m participating in the right way.
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The key to etiquette at Hanfu events is about showing respect for the tradition and the people around you.
· Posture and Movement: Like I mentioned earlier, standing tall and moving slowly is part of how you show respect when wearing Hanfu.
· Greetings: A respectful bow or nod is always a good way to greet someone.
· Handling Your Outfit: Be careful not to drag or tug at your sleeves, and make sure your Hanfu is neat and tidy.
Talking: Keep conversations polite and calm. Loud talking or too much distraction can disrupt the peaceful vibe that Hanfu events often aim to create.
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Right-over-left collar—don’t flip it. Compliment, don’t critique, and ask before snapping pics of folks!
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I just keep it low-key—don’t step on robes, say “nice outfit” if I vibe with someone. Seems safe!
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