What's the difference between Hanfu and kimono?

The difference between Hanfu and kimono is mainly reflected in the overall style and cutting technology.

First, the overall style is different:

Hanfu is elegant and free, and its beauty lies in its agility. ?

Kimono is stiff and quiet, and the beauty lies in modesty.

Second, different cutting technologies:

1, the anterior membrane is different:

Before Hanfu, the left piece was a whole piece of cloth, and the right piece was mostly a half piece of cloth; The left and right pieces of kimono's predecessor are half pieces of cloth.

2, the neckline is different:

Hanfu collar is cut out; The kimono collar is cut according to the double-breasted pattern, and it is crossed when worn.

3. Different sleeves:

Hanfu's wide sleeves have soft lines and open cuffs; Kimono vibrating sleeves are straight right angles, the lower half is stitched, and the latter half is open.

4. Different belts:

Hanfu silk has a waist, usually tied in front, and the excess part naturally hangs down; Kimono has a cloth waist, a thick and wide belt and a big knot at the back.

5. Different clothes:

Hanfu is bigger and kimono is narrower.

6. Different edges:

Hanfu collars, cuffs and clothes are all destined; Kimono only has a collar.

Extended data:

Hanfu is a thousand-year-old ceremonial costume system from the accession of the Yellow Emperor (about 2698 BC) to the end of the Ming Dynasty (A.D.1mid-7th century), with Chinese ceremonial culture as the core and worship of Zhou rites in the Han Dynasty.

Since Huangdi and Yao Shun ruled the world by hanging down their clothes, Hanfu has taken a basic shape. After the inheritance of etiquette and law in the Zhou Dynasty, a perfect costume system was formed, which was popularized to the people in the Han Dynasty and influenced the whole Chinese cultural circle through Confucianism and Chinese legal system. The customs of Han people, Hanfu people, China people and China are all named after this. Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese have all enacted laws imitating China's clothing.

Kimono is the traditional national costume of the Japanese, and it is also one of the cultural assets that the Japanese are most worthy of boasting to the world. In fact, kimono originated from the costumes in China during the Han and Tang Dynasties, and gradually formed a modern Japanese kimono style through the revision of Japanese dynasties, but it is basically not much different from the costumes in the Han and Tang Dynasties.

The wearing skills of kimono were born after pondering and testing with the customs and background of the times. The elegant and beautiful patterns on clothes come from the Japanese's appreciation of mountains and rivers, their attachment to local customs, and even their delicate feelings about humanistic spirit and situation.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-hanfu

Japanese kimono culture