The traditional Chinese Han Dynasty prime minister, also known as the chancellor, was an important figure in the ancient Chinese political system.

They were responsible for managing state affairs, making policies, and overseeing the work of other high-ranking officials.

During the Han Dynasty, the position of prime minister was highly valued as they were the direct advisors and decision-makers to the emperor.

In ancient times, prime ministers typically wore a formal attire called the "chancellor robe" or "chancellor gown."

This outfit consisted of a long robe and a belt, usually made of silk.

The color of the robe was usually black, white, or red, while the belt was either black or gold.

In addition to their formal attire, prime ministers also wore a hat called the "chancellor hat."

This hat was usually made of silk and adorned with jewels and other decorations.

Today, people still wear similar attire to commemorate the prime ministers of the Han Dynasty.

These outfits are often worn for special occasions such as cultural events, historical exhibitions, or film productions.

They not only represent the political and social systems of ancient China but also reflect people's respect and appreciation for history and culture.