Red Hanfu, also known as Han clothing or Han dress, is a traditional Chinese attire.

It originated in the Han Dynasty and has evolved over thousands of years to form its unique style and characteristics.

Red Hanfu is renowned for its bright color, elegant design, and exquisite craftsmanship.

Red Hanfu typically consists of robes, skirts, pleated skirts, cloaks, and other components, with the most famous being the robe.

There are two types of robes: straight tube style and horse hoof style.

The straight tube style robe is loose and comfortable, suitable for daily wear; while the horse hoof style robe is more fitted, suitable for formal occasions.

Skirts and pleated skirts are the main components of women's Hanfu, usually made of silk or cotton fabric, available in various colors.

In red Hanfu, there is a special garment called "Han Jia Daxiu," which is part of ancient Chinese court attire.

Han Jia Daxiu is known for its wide sleeves and gorgeous decorations, usually made of silk fabric, with bright colors.

In addition, red Hanfu includes various accessories such as hair ornaments, waistbands, shoes, etc.

These accessories have high artistic value and historical significance.

Red Hanfu is not only a beautiful attire but also a symbol of culture.

It represents the prosperity and national pride of ancient China.

Today, red Hanfu has become an important part of traditional Chinese culture, attracting more and more people's attention and love.