Which dynasty does Hanfu refer to? What kind of style? Is it the result of integration?

Hanfu refers to the traditional costumes of the Han nationality. Men have clothes (often) and tan (Shu? He), half-arm, bent, straight, Zhu's deep clothes, round neck robes, Straight, straight, cassock, tunic, cloak, mop, cover, etc. Women's dresses are arc-shaped, waist-length skirts (double-breasted and stand-up), chest-length skirts, curtains, song pants and big dresses. Hanfu has lasted for thousands of years, and kept its own characteristics while constantly integrating the characteristics of other national costumes.

First, Hanfu is called "the traditional costume of the Han nationality", also known as Huafu. It is a costume with unique China style and character, which evolved naturally from the Yellow Emperor to the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. However, in Zuo Zhuan, it is said that "China is called summer because of its ceremony and China because of its beautiful clothes", so China is also called "the country of clothes" and "the country of ceremony".

Second, the basic characteristics of Hanfu are horizontal collar, right lapel, dark tie and so on.

The picture below shows the banquet.