In ancient China, swordsmanship was an important form of martial arts that was widely used for military purposes, self-defense, and performances.

Traditional Chinese swordsmanship attire, such as Hanfu, is famous for its elegant style and intricate designs.

Among them, the "Qingyun Gate" in Hanfu is a branch of Taoism that is known for its unique clothing and rituals.

The disciples of Qingyun Gate usually wear a set of clothing consisting of a robe, pants, shoes, and headgear.

This set of clothing is usually made of silk and is predominantly blue, symbolizing the sky and water.

The headgear is usually a black hat adorned with golden tassels.

In the TV drama "The Journey of Flower," the male lead Zhang Xiaofan is a disciple of Qingyun Gate who wears a set of clothing that matches the style of Qingyun Gate.

This set of clothing includes a robe, black pants, black shoes, and a black hat.

These costumes not only showcase the fashion and aesthetics of ancient China but also convey the spirit and values of Qingyun Gate.

In addition to Hanfu, there are other traditional Chinese swordsmanship costumes, such as Japanese samurai attire and Korean traditional clothing.

These costumes all have their unique designs and meanings, reflecting the artistic and aesthetic concepts of different cultural backgrounds.