Is there any strict dress etiquette in Hanfu?

Hanfu is the costume of our Han people, which has a history of thousands of years. The full name is "traditional costume of Han people". In recent years, there has been a craze for wearing Hanfu, and it is getting higher every year. Nowadays, you can often see handsome guys and beautiful women wearing Hanfu on the street, and the rate of turning around is almost 100%. Because we are all wearing modern clothes now, Hanfu is unique among the crowd, but most people don't understand the history of Hanfu, and even mistakenly think that Hanfu is the costume of the Han Dynasty. Some older uncles and aunts are very conservative and think it is strange to wear this kind of clothes. What are the etiquette and precautions for wearing Hanfu? Let's have a look.

First, when you wear Hanfu, you must remember to "cross the collar". Hand necking means that the necklines of clothes cross each other. In TV series, we often see that ancient people usually take money from the cross collar of their coats. This way of wearing is called hand collar. The right-hand shirt covers the collar of the left-hand clothes on the right-hand shirt. Generally speaking, it is polite to wear a right-handed shirt. The ancients all respected rights. It is a great disrespect to hand in the left-handed jerseys.

Second, pay attention to the matching of Hanfu, that is to say, when you wear Hanfu, you must have matching shoes and matching hairstyles. These things should conform to the characteristics of Hanfu, and the colors should be well matched, which is also the importance of wearing etiquette for Hanfu.

Third, the attitude towards Hanfu. If you don't respect Hanfu and don't wear Hanfu with a sincere attitude, then it is suggested not to wear it, which will give people a feeling of fooling around and is not dignified at all.

Fourth, pay attention to sitting posture and standing posture. There are two kinds of standing postures: upright and upright. Standing posture should be positive, eyes should be looking forward, hands should be put in sleeves and placed between abdomen and chest. Stand up straight on the basis of standing up straight, bow slightly and bow your head to show respect. There are two kinds of sitting postures: sitting upright and sitting upright. When sitting up straight, your hips should sit on your heels, your instep should touch the ground, your knees should be tight, your hands should be on your knees, and your back should be straight. Sitting is to ensure that the legs are not separated and maintain the correct posture, and the hips only sit one-third of the stool.

Of course, it's different from ancient times now. Usually, you don't need to pay too much attention to these sitting postures when wearing Hanfu, but if you are at work or on important occasions, it is very important to pay special attention.

Friends who often brush videos will definitely see many people wearing Hanfu to record videos. Is it particularly eye-catching?