What's the difference between the real Hanfu and the Hanfu we are shooting in the street now?

We must understand that the first function of Hanfu is clothes, and then we can talk about the difference. Because it's clothes, Hanfu has n styles, so we can't say one is, we can only say that the styles are different. Hanfu taken on the street is just a kind of Hanfu. Let me briefly talk about it.

First, the sleeves, most of Hanfu in street shooting are wide sleeves, while the real Hanfu is inclusive, with all kinds of sleeves. The more popular ones are pipa sleeves, arrow sleeves, half sleeves, square sleeves, straight sleeves and improved hanging sleeves, which make some "bronze robes" who think that thieves know Hanfu laugh.

Second, lapels. At present, in street shooting, women's chest-length skirts and double-breasted wax skirts account for the majority, while men's right-handed skirts and robes account for the vast majority. After letting some merchants bring rhythm, some people think that Zuo Yi is different. Scorpions are studio outfits, and round neck coats are said to be different. In fact, these are the mainstream in Ming Hanfu. (The picture below shows Ming Hanfu)

Third, embarrassment. Ququ style, most street beats are 1 quite satisfactory, 23 is different, but 23 is also Hanfu. Only partially different, wearing different clothes. The skirt of short songs is more three-dimensional and pragmatists like it. Compare the feeling of wearing 1.

Fourth, pants. Most street photographers don't have pants. The real Hanfu has pants, regardless of gender. The "Ku" in the idiom "Wan Disciple" is a kind of trousers, and there were many in ancient times.

Not to mention the materials, Hanfu is not only silk, but also coarse cotton, fine cotton, fine linen, coarse linen and so on, and gauze clothing and silk clothing are kings in ancient times, which are often ridiculed in street shooting now, but they are only a branch of Hanfu.