Silk, often referred to as the "queen of fabrics," has played a pivotal role in Chinese culture for thousands of years. Its luxurious feel, delicate sheen, and timeless appeal have...
The Wei-Jin period (220–420 CE) represents a time of philosophical change, political upheaval, and intellectual transformation in China. The fashion during this period evolved to reflect these shifts, embracing more...
Whether you're walking under golden trees, sipping tea in the late afternoon light, or posing for portraits among fallen leaves, Hanfu in autumn offers a poetic, graceful, and soul-soothing experience.
As China continues to rediscover and celebrate its traditional roots, the clothing of the Qin and Han dynasties stands as a testament to the enduring beauty and philosophical depth of...
Red is the main color of Chinese New Year, symbolizing good luck, wealth and warding off evil spirits. During Chinese New Year, many people wear new red clothes to symbolize...
Hanfu is a representative of traditional Chinese clothing, originating from the Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD), and its design, color, pattern and material all contain deep cultural meanings....
The Tang Dynasty (618-907) was an extremely important period in Chinese history, when politics, culture, economy and society reached their peak. Against this backdrop, the hanfu of the Tang Dynasty also...
You can wear it with simple tassel earrings, traditional hair accessories, minimalist clutch bag, small satchel, or embroidered bag that incorporates elements of ancient style. Dressed this way, it is...
The Chinese New Year is dominated by the colour red, and the ‘Mamianqun’ is a Chinese New Year's Eve robe, with many people choosing to wear a Ming Dynasty Mamianqun for...
Hangrace is located in Sydney—Australia's largest financial center. The excellent geographical advantage allows Hangrace to support offline self-pickup of goods. The offline self-pickup mode allows you to pick up products...
The Han Dynasty carried out the policy of "dethroning all schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone", and the Confucianism represented by Confucius and Mencius became orthodox. With Zhang Qian's...
