Hanfu is one of the representative traditional costumes of the Han ethnic group in ancient China, which carries rich spiritual and cultural connotations and historical significance.

The design and production of Hanfu embody the essence of ancient Chinese culture, such as aesthetic principles like symmetry, balance, and harmony.

Hanfu comes in various styles, including long robes, short jackets, and skirts, each with its unique style and characteristics.

The colors of Hanfu are also diverse, including red, yellow, green, blue, and other colors, with a certain emphasis on color selection and matching.

The history of Hanfu can be traced back to 206 BC after the Qin Dynasty unified the six states, becoming the mainstream clothing in Chinese history.

During the Han Dynasty, the production and wearing of Hanfu reached its peak, becoming a symbol of social status and identity at that time.

Hanfu is not only a costume but also a cultural symbol representing the inheritance and development of ancient Chinese culture.