Hairstyles have evolved over time to become more than just symbols of beauty; they also reflect social status, cultural background, and the changing tides of history. In our previous posts, we’ve explored the history of women’s hairstyles in ancient China from the primitive era to the Song dynasty. In this Read more…
In the previous article, we already know the hairstyles of women from the prehistoric period to the Han dynasty. In this blog post, we will continue to explore the evolution of ancient Chinese women’s hairstyles, following the historical timeline. This period marks a transition from division and chaos to a Read more…
The ancient Chinese believed that “the body, hair, and skin are received from one’s parents, and one should not dare to damage or harm them.” This is why you’ll find that both female and male Hanfu are quite modestly and fully covering. Hair, as a part of the body and Read more…
China has just welcomed the Lunar New Year of the Snake, and 2025 also marks the first “Intangible Cultural Heritage” Spring Festival. Many people celebrated the holiday by wearing Hanfu. After the New Year, many major Hanfu brands in China released new collections, featuring festive designs with auspicious meanings. A Read more…
Starting from the recorded wedding ceremonies of the Zhou Dynasty, the basic structure of Chinese weddings dress has been preserved for over 3,000 years. Though wedding traditions have evolved significantly over time—especially with the social changes of the modern era—the core desire for happiness remains unchanged, regardless of the ceremony’s Read more…