travel with yoga

Chapter 715
Zhao Cui knew nothing about Ma Xiaoliang's thoughts. After all, she was only angry during the day because she couldn't enter the park because she was wearing Hanfu. Of course, Li Juan was also very angry, but she soon forgot about it and was with Li Juan in ancient times. Bai Du had a lot of fun. When he got home in the evening, he accompanied his children to help with their homework. He had long forgotten about it.Zhao Cui felt nothing about Ma Xiaoliang lying on the sofa and browsing short videos. He excitedly saw someone wearing a kimono taking photos in the cherry blossom garden of Guanzhou Botanical Garden and uploaded them to the short video platform. Even if he knew about it, he was probably just secretly unhappy. After all, I was wearing Hanfu and was blocked by security guards from entering.

Ma Xiaoliang immediately found the video on his mobile phone of people wearing Hanfu being blocked during the day, and then edited a comparison video. On one side, a woman in kimono was taking pictures among the cherry blossoms in the Guanzhou Botanical Garden, and on the other side, a girl in Hanfu was being held. The security guards of the State Botanical Garden pushed back and forth to deny entry, and even included a very inflammatory copy: "In the land of China, women wearing Hanfu are blocked from outside, while women in kimono are allowed to play freely!" Of course, Ma Xiaoliang was of no use. Use your own account to post this video. After all, Guanzhou Botanical Garden is also a public institution in Guanzhou. In order to eliminate hidden dangers, Ma Xiaoliang chose to submit the video to media colleagues from other provinces. In the end, it was published by Nanjing Tongcheng in Jiangsu Province, and Nanjing Tongcheng in Jiangsu Province. It was accompanied by an even more infuriating and painful copy: "After 80 years, kimono came to Guanzhou Park again, but Hanfu was turned away!" There has always been a dispute between Hanfu and Hanfu on the Internet, but it stands to reason It is said that there should be Hanbok, but the influence of Hanbok is not great. What is often compared is the dispute between Hanbok and Kimono. Coupled with the special historical background and hatred between family and country, Kimono Sakura often deeply stimulates the sensitive hearts of Chinese people.

As we all know, kimono (わふく, wafuku) is Japan’s national costume.Before the Edo period, it was called Wufu, and the words came out of "Kojiki", "Nihon Shoki", and "Matsudo Dreams". Before it was called kimono, Japanese clothing was called "clothing", and in ancient Japan it was called "Wufu" is a kind of "wear".Kimonos can be divided into official wear and samurai wear.The so-called kimono today actually refers to the ancient kosode. The appearance of kosode began in the Muromachi period. The white kosode worn by the nobles gradually became the outer clothing of the common people. In addition to "Wufu", "clothing" also includes hakama, hunting clothes from the Heian period, etc. These are not derived from Wufu, but from local traditional clothing.The twelve singles were improved from the Shang Tangyi of the Nara period, and there have been changes and innovations since then.The "Essentials of Clothing" from the Edo period in Japan pointed out: "The kimono follows the clothes of the Tang Dynasty, but its system is similar but has different advantages. The country's connection with China also started in the Han Dynasty and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. The imperial court ordered virtuous ministers to follow the ancient clothes and styles and compromise between the Han and Tang Dynasties. The good ones follow the rules and the bad ones follow the rules. The cultural relics of this country are not easy to change after a thousand years." Before the Tang Dynasty, the colors of Japanese kimonos were relatively single, mostly original colors and national colors, and the same dress was almost the same tone; in the Tang Dynasty, the color of Japanese kimonos was relatively simple. Under the influence of the Joseon culture, the color of kimono, especially the color of Yamato-type noble clothing, entered its heyday. At this time, the nobles were divided into grades by color. For example, the colors of clothing from top to bottom were dark purple, light purple, crimson, cyanosis, green, and black; The color decoration of women's clothing breaks the original single tone, and uses green, blue, and red as the main tones while adding other tones or patterns. The colors are bright and the contrast between tones is obvious, giving people a refreshing feeling. It can be said that the kimono originated in the Tang Dynasty , is the result of the localization of Hanfu in Japan.But for Chinese women, Hanfu is more elegant and elegant!
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