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A blogger dons a light-colored chest-high skirt #Hanfu for spring trekking and memorializing ancestors on Qingming Festival。

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Photographers and models depict Tang Dynasty-style #Hanfu during spring via a group portrait, with soft colors and Tang-style makeup to restore the elegant Tang charm, conveying the romantic mood of hanbok spring.

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A #Hanfu blogger wears a chest-high skirt and pairs it with the decorative Hanfu outer layer called "wei chang" – a type of short skirt wrapped over the inner clothing. This style shows the versatility of traditional #Chinese Hanfu. (Via: xiatianmeimeio)

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Recently, Chinese #liquor brand #Moutai held a #foodfestival in #Paris. A blogger, dressed in a restored #Ming-dynasty ceremonial robe based on the Portraits of the Dukes of Yansheng, participated in a #Hanfu parade at the festival. (Via:Sanhuaiming, UCL Institute of Archaeology)

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Plant dyeing is a method of using natural plants of different colors such as red, blue, yellow, purple and so on to color textile fabrics. The artwork produced by this method is rustic and elegant. The dyed fabric also has anti mildew and antibacterial qualities.

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Round-collared #Hanfu robes are a classic clothing option for men in the Tang Dynasty. At Datang Everbright City in Xi’an, @visitshaanxi , a blogger wore a beige round-collared Hanfu robe and became the focus of everyone's attention. (Liyuhao)

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