Zhu Xi’s former residence requires you to wear Hanfu to play there. Why is this?

In fact, this is mainly to express respect for Zhu Xi and attract tourists with the characteristics of "cultural garden". For these purposes, Zhu Xi's former residence scenic spot requires tourists to wear Hanfu when entering. We must know that Zhu Xi’s former residence does not attract tourists with its scenic features, but with its cultural characteristics, cultural background, and cultural heritage, to further explain and promote Confucian culture to tourists, and to express the inheritance and inheritance of national culture. respect.

Chinese culture has a long history. Of course, there are more or less representative ancient buildings preserved in many places. Now, ancient buildings in many places have also become local symbols. A major feature is that when we walk among these buildings, we can feel the strong aroma of books. When you step into the former residence of Zhu Xi, you are wearing Hanfu with cultural characteristics. Walking among them, that The experience must be wonderful.

The former residence of Zhu Xi is a tourist attraction in Jiangxi. Its name is Xi Garden, and it is also the former residence of Zhu Xi. This garden is also named directly after him. The whole garden gives people a very gentle and comfortable feeling It feels like the gurgling water, luxuriant flowers and plants, and pleasant scenery are like walking in a paradise, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, very comfortable and pleasant.

Hanfu is also a cultural symbol, closely related to China’s Confucian culture. Wearing Hanfu and experiencing the weight of history firsthand will give us more motivation and purpose to learn and promote Chinese culture. Xiyuan has made this special rule to make us pay more attention to Hanfu and traditional culture. What do you think of this rule? Everyone is welcome to discuss it together.