Hanfu Photography Hacks to Save the Day
When you’re out having fun, the top priority is photos! Photos! Photos! Anyone else like me who turns stiff and awkward when it’s time to…
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Mother’s Day: Taking Mom for a Hanfu Photoshoot
Mother’s Day, a Western holiday, has made a big impact worldwide. We’re a nation full of festivals, but we often lack understanding and love for…
Huachao Festival—A Holiday Revived Thanks to Hanfu
The Huachao Festival, also called the “Flower God Festival,” is the birthday of all flowers. It was super popular across most of China back in…
Can You Really Tell Hanfu, Hanbok, and Kimono Apart?
Let’s dig into the roots—Hanbok (or Joseon attire) from Korea (Joseon) evolved from China’s Hanfu over time, developing its own local flair while keeping some…
Chinese Han Ethnic Women’s Makeup—Hua Tian
Hua Tian is a flower-shaped decoration that ancient women stuck on their temples, foreheads, or cheeks. It’s a floral adornment on the faces of Han…
What Hanfu Is Best for a Yaji Gathering?
If you’re a Hanfu lover, you probably love hanging out with like-minded friends, writing poetry, listening to the zither, arranging flowers, or brewing tea… As…
How to Style Hanfu for Spring’s Unpredictable Weather?
Spring is here in a blink, and many Hanfu fans are saying, “Spring Hanfu is so hard to pick!” True, the weather swings from cold…
Top 10 Hanfu Photography Props Roundup
Hua Shang Jin Xiu Carries Han Style, Light Songs and Graceful PosesAmong the Flowers and Willows, Nothing Beats That Gentle Downcast GazeToday, let’s share with…
Hanfu Accessories | Discover the Cultural Beauty of the Chinese Fan
Fans originated in China and boast a history of over 3,000 years. Fans According to fan lore, they were first called “Five Bright Fans,” said…
Tang Dynasty Women’s Hairstyles — Stunning Even by Today’s Standards
Paojia Ji (Fleeing-Home Bun) In the late Tang Dynasty, women in the capital styled their hair with side locks curving along the cheeks, forming a…