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"Chinese traditional clothing, also known as Hanfu, is the traditional attire of the Han ethnic group in ancient China.

It carries rich cultural connotations and historical significance, showcasing the aesthetic concepts, etiquette norms, and social hierarchy of ancient China.

Hanfu has a unique design style, emphasizing smooth lines and harmonious colors.

In terms of styles, there are many types such as Ruqun, Pao, Magua, among which Ruqun is the most common.

Ruqun is divided into long and short styles, with longer hemlines for long Ruqun and shorter hemlines for short Ruqun.

Pao is a long robe worn by both men and women, usually consisting of an upper part and a lower part.

Magua is a more formal male dress, consisting of an upper part and a waistcoat.

Hanfu features a wide range of colors, mainly including red, yellow, blue, green, and so on.

Red symbolizes joy and enthusiasm, yellow represents nobility and authority, blue stands for freshness and tranquility, and green signifies vitality and hope.

In addition, Hanfu is often decorated with embroidery, brocade, and other crafts to make the overall appearance more exquisite.

In history, Hanfu was the mainstream clothing of ancient Chinese society.

From the Spring and Autumn period to the Warring States period, Hanfu gradually became a tool for communication among various feudal states.

By the time of the Han Dynasty, Hanfu had become the exclusive attire of royalty and nobles.

Over time, Hanfu spread to the general public and became a daily choice for the masses.

Today, although modern clothing has replaced Hanfu's status, it still has high value in terms of collection and appreciation.

Many enthusiasts regard Hanfu as a symbol of traditional culture, passing down and promoting the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation through collecting, researching, and displaying Hanfu.

At the same time, some fashion designers have begun to incorporate Hanfu elements into modern designs, allowing tradition and modernity to blend together and showcase their unique charm."

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