Hanfu, also known as Huafu, Huaxia Clothing, and Han Costume, is the collective term for traditional clothing of the Han ethnic group in ancient China.
It originated during the reign of the Yellow Emperor and has undergone thousands of years of development and evolution to form its unique style and characteristics.
Hanfu is one of the important symbols of ancient Chinese culture due to its magnificence, elegance, and solemnity.
In ancient times, it was exclusively worn by the nobility, representing their noble status and position.
However, it was also a common attire among the people, especially on important occasions such as weddings and sacrificial ceremonies.
With the passage of time, Hanfu gradually faded from people's view.
But in recent years, more and more people have started to pay attention to and love Hanfu culture.
They pass down and promote this traditional culture through wearing Hanfu, learning about Hanfu knowledge, and participating in Hanfu activities.
Meanwhile, Hanfu has gradually gained attention and recognition internationally, becoming an important form of cultural output for China.