They're part of China before...

Since the Qin dynasty, a lot of mainlanders migrated to Japan, just like they did to South East Asia, like Thailand, etc. all over...

@@internationaldaily9820 not really. plz don't bring hatred from other countries to china by saying these kinds of things.

구라까네.. 명나라엔 저런 모자가 있었지만 턱 밑에 타이트 하게 묶는 끈은 아무리 유물이나 기록을 찾아봐도 없었어. 턱 밑에 타이트하게 묶은 끈은 조선이 유일하다. 이런식으로 남의 문화를 뺏어가려고 하지마. 정말 추하네요 . 네 어차피 중국은 5000천년의 역사 다 불태워서 없잖아요? 중국은 한국을 따라하기 급급해요. 이쯤 되면 중국은 한국의 속국이 맞죠?

@@user7575-i7 你找不到，可能是因为，你看不懂你们的史料，因为全是汉字

I would consider Yuan Shikai's 'Empire of China' to be the last Han-dominated empire. But that's just splitting hairs. ☺

It looks shit

@@changchadchanamdong2668 nicer than your mum's face

@@changchadchanamdong2668 what kind of name is chanbong chambong

CHANGCHAD CHANAMDONG looks shit

Me too... because I watch many C-dramas. 😊

@@PChan-yt4uf Not sure about learning from C-drama. I hate to say it, but most C-drama feature inaccurate Hanfu. They are just theatre costumes. The only one with accurate period costume that I've watched is "The Longest Day In Chang'an".

@@Vassi_Drakonov longest day in Changan is the bomb

@@Vassi_Drakonov I know. And I do know how to differentiate what are good dramas and what are fairy tale creations. Of course, I only have a shallow appreciation but enough to broadly identify which main Dynasty period. For Song period, check out Serenade of Peaceful Joy.

@@PChan-yt4uf OK. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll check it out when I get the time.

An idealized version of hanfu? What about the clothes of the common people?

@@9grand 没记错的话，普通人穿的是素衣，没有和贵族的衣服比，大部分是没有颜色的

Whenever CCP netizens refer to the clothes of other ethnic groups as Hanfu(Han Chinese clothes, New promotional term), I feel sorry for them. It's no different than calling Genghis Khan a Chinese. Northern nomad clothing(Mongolian, Manchurian, Korean) is two-piece and A-line based. Han Chinese's actual clothes are one-piece and H-line based. The CCP has lost its Han Chinese traditions.

@@milkyway-bf7ol 你把政治加在别人的文化上面，非常的没有礼貌。

@@milkyway-bf7ol you are talking about bullshit

Had an irregular mental lapse.

@@thndrngest You did say "over" 2300. Technically you are still correct.

@@thtupid Hello, I'm asunset Chinese.The Han Dynasty ruled the world by hanging down his clothes from the Yellow Emperor, one Chinese clothes:big3700Calendar towel🤗

This look like hanbok

@@sew_gal7340 China is one of 4 ancient civilzations, Korea is nothing but just a joke.

I know right? Sadly it is always attracting flies, such as that one thief country who is apparently the origin of the universe

@@arles1124 How do they know what exactly did Hanfu look like in different Chinese dynasties? Do they have historical evidences to back up such statement? Or they just look at Kimono and Hanbok and think their clothes in say Chinese dynasties look like those? As far as I know, Kimono developed independently during Heian period onward, so it has a different fashion style from Chinese!

@@jackjackyphantom8854 Archeological evidence are abundant. The Han Empire had particular traditions of burial, aka treating the dead the same as the living. This leads to a large number of elaborate decorated tombs with furnitures and all the stuff they use in a daily basis. A large number of ancient paintings and murals, and actual silk robes themselves unearthed from tombs. If you’re interested you could google them.

@@arles1124 But u are ignoring the fact that Kimono developed a different style during and after the Heian period. Modern Kimono look different from what the Japanese wore during the Nara period which look more like that of the Tang dynasty. Kimono went through a lot of changes as the time goes. So it doesn't make sense to claim that Kimono = clothing of Tang dynasty!

@@arles1124 You can search what the Japanese wore during the Edo period (especially the Samurai class), then u compare to what the upper class Chinese wore during the Tang dynasty, and u will notices their styles are different.

I'm glad to see people slowly accepting hanfu in this generation, i enjoy wearing hanfu but it often gets mistaken as a kimono or a hanbok and it makes me angry. i hope in the future people will respect the culture more

@@herizz We need to spread the message more. Don’t let the Japanese and Koreans arrogantly plagiarize the Chinese dynastic cultures and misbrand them as “Japanese” or “Korean”. USA is intentionally helping Japan to spread these lies with their massive lying media. We need to know that USA is pro-Japan and anti-China. USA has been helping Japan to whitewash their crimes of WWII. After WWII, they let go of most class A criminals in exchange for medical data from Unit 731. USA has been bribed with also with the treasures robbed from the Asians with Japan’s Three All’s Policy. These class A criminals were released back to Japan, and were given high positions in post-war Japanese government. For example. Shinzo Abe’s maternal grandfather Nobusuke Kishi, was a class A criminal. He was given the position of prime minister. The historical revisionism problem 篡改历史 改写教科书 is entirely created and supported by USA. These class A criminals illegally released are trying to rewrite history and deny the crimes they themselves have orchestrated and participated in. USA entirely sabotaged justice as it was the only judge in the Far East Military Tribunal 远东军事法庭。I grew up in the US. I know how evil USA is. It’s just putting out a beautiful “righteous” facade. “Japanese” culture, which is essentially the Tang Dynasty culture of China, is highly advertised and beautified in massive lying media, while Chinese culture is intentionally demonized and villainised. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China” and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty”. They sent many missions to different dynasties. Envoys to the Sui Dynasty and Tang Dynasty were called kenzuishi 遣隋使 and kentoushi 遣唐使。 Chopsticks, tea, tea ceremony, noodles, dumplings, soy sauce, rice wine, rice, rice noodles, soy bean paste miso, soy milk, bean curd, weiqi 围棋, paper folding art, penzai 盆栽, hotpot, etc., are all Chinese inventions, not “Japanese”. Yet in western countries, they have been intentionally mislabeled as “Japanese” and given Japanese pronunciations, such as gyoza for jiaozi, ramen for lamian, bonsai for penzai, origami for zhezhi, tofu for doufu, sake for mijiu, shabu-shabu for huoguo. USA, UK, EU and Australia with their massive lying media, have a huge part to do with perpetuating these lies. We need to go around correcting these lies and expose them. Han Chinese cultures are beautiful and have been plagiarized by Japan, Korea and Vietnam, three big Sinospheric nations. Please help boycott American brands and don’t support American brands like McDonald’s, Burger King, Starbucks, etc, as this country is tremendously evil. I don’t even support Made in USA living in USA as I don’t support warmongering and lying nations like Japan and USA. USA and Japan are plotting and provoking another invasion of China, which is why USA has been making up fake “threats” reports about China “threatening its neighbors” to legitimize stationing more oversea military bases surrounding China, threatening China. Always be prepared for another invasion. USA has joined the former axis of evil Germany and Japan after WWII. It is now the new gang member trying to help Germany conquer Russia, and help Japan conquer China, using “communism” as an excuse. Let more people know these dirty American secrets. Don’t let their lying media blame shift their warmongering crimes onto China and Russia. Expose them and tell more people. Spying, having weapons of mass destruction, owning the most nuclear weapons, having the most oversea military bases, are all the crimes of USA, not China. USA imported many Nazi German scientists and released and associate with many Japanese class A criminals for their scientific data. Let more people know. Don’t let this evil nation USA project and blame shift its own crimes onto scapegoats like China, Russia, Iraq, etc.

@@Hoo88846 I agree with SOME parts of this, koreans in korean media like to claim that some elements of chinese culture was from korea even if its quite the opposite. Korean media likes to claim that hanboks were a completely originally korean garment even if it's derived from the ming dynasty and tang dynasty hanfus. But japanese media never denied that their culture was highly influenced by chinese culture. the japanese tried to introduce their culture to the west, mentioning that their culture had a lot of influence from the Chinese dynasties, but because the western countries disliked china and their government they most likely ignored it. the Japanese media never tried to hide the fact that their culture was highly influenced from chinese culture, the western media is merely ignoring it

@@Hoo88846 I don't know much about the political part though, i don't support big american brands either because i live in hong kong.

@@herizz Korean media itself is pathetic in ways of how they “rewrite” history without any evidence. One of the kings of joseon himself declared that his kingdom to emulate the ming Chinese kingdom in official records.

满族的叫旗装，而不是旗袍，旗袍是结合现代立体剪裁产生的。

I hated the manchu period. Seriously.

All the Hanfu=汉服 was Korean Costume= 高麗服 originally!!! The Chinese stole the ethnic name of Han Ren (Han-Chinese), as they always steal the culture and history of Korea! This originally meant Koreans! Look! Eight kinds of Han people: Kidan, Korea (South and Middle Korea), Jurchen (Manchuria and part of North Korea), Barhae-Korea (North Korea, same as Jurchens) etc: 漢人八種 契丹； 高麗；女真, 渤海。〈（女真同）；竹因歹；里闊歹；竹溫；竹亦歹；作者：陶宗儀　元至正二十六年 This record was made 800 years ago by a Chinese scholar Tao Zong Yi. So, 汉服 was 高麗服 originally!!! The Chinese even steal the name of their own ethnic, national name! KKK Poor people! The only Great thing the Chinese invented in history is called : LIES! zh.wikisource.org/wiki/%E8%BC%9F%E8%80%95%E9%8C%84/%E5%8D%B701#%E6%BC%A2%E4%BA%BA%E5%85%AB%E7%A8%AE

@@user-yt5yc4mn8u next thing you'll say is that american pop stars stole your western style kpop songs and dances. FYI: 汉 and 韩 are two different Chinese characters for Han. Han Chinese is 汉。s.koreans = 韩国人. You've got a lot to learn instead of spouting misinformation.

* Ancient Korean traditional costumes are pure white (the Korean people have been known as the "White clothes Ethnic" since ancient times), and women's clothes are exposed their nipples (the Korean people show their nipples to represent the beauy). Their heads to move things (also in North Korea today). This reflects the ancient Korean people and thoughts. ------------------------------ 1910. Japan has swallowed Korea. The Japanese believe that some of the low -level Korean traditional culture and primitive (women expose their nipples and transport things on their heads) are very primitive and backward. The Japanese banned Korean women from exposing the nipples (the traditional Korean costume. Hanbok). The Korean people strongly resisted. Koreans believe that this is a traditional culture of Korea. They insist on retention. In the Korean capital city. As long as the Japanese see those Korean women who show their nipples, they will give them penalties and slaps. After that, the Korean capital city gradually reduces Korean women's nipples. They cover the nipples with a piece of cloth. (But in the place where there are fewer Japanese soldiers. Korean women still maintain the traditional culture that exposes nipples). Until 1950, Westerners were still taking photos in Korea. A photo of Korean women showing nipples on the street (traditional Korean clothing). In 1970, this kind of Korean traditional culture disappeared completely.

Whenever CCP netizens refer to the clothes of other ethnic groups as Hanfu(Han Chinese clothes, New promotional term), I feel sorry for them. It's no different than calling Genghis Khan a Chinese. Northern nomad clothing(Mongolian, Manchurian, Korean) is two-piece and A-line based. Han Chinese's actual clothes are one-piece and H-line based. The CCP has lost its Han Chinese traditions.

​@@milkyway-bf7olWhy are there always do many insecure K-netizens like yourself swarming Chinese hanfu videos?

It just hurts my brain everytime seeing this kind of argument...

Actually, in East Asia countries, you don't see the Japanese arguing with the Chinese each other over cultural things. You will only see S.Koreans claiming to be the "origin of East Asia civilization", and arguing with both Japanese and Chinese.

当韩国人从中国开始偷青花瓷，丝绸，刺绣，花灯，十二生肖，十二节气以及传统节日的时候我特别生气，韩国如此小的地理位置却声称拥有中国从北到南广泛巨大的特色文化，令人难以置信。

@@The_Art_of_AI_888 S.Koreans have superiority complex as for the moment. They think the world revolves around their Plastic country.

We can't control other people's comments, we can only choose to read some friendly comments, in fact, the Internet will magnify the conflict, there is no need to care too much

It is similar to hanbok but not as elegant

@@sew_gal7340 China is one of 4 ancient civilzation, Korea is nothing but just a joke.

mmm. keep in mind that japan was never a vassal

@@karahafu No one says that Japan is a Vassal state, just please be aware of the deep influence of Chinese culture on your country's culture

@@ashleyc7916 yeah i know lol. i just pointed it out just in case someone gets the wrong idea. japanese culture has borrowed many foreign influences, im aware

ありがとう、日本の着物はエレガントです

Mr/Ms@@user-cg8nc8bl3w 様 謝謝你💓 Thank you so much !!

谢谢，喜欢可以试试哦☺️

thx😁

韓国人：彼らは皆私たちを盗用しています！

我也有这个梦想，也很高兴看到这个视频

你好😊 日本からのご挨拶。私は漢服が好きです！とても綺麗です。貴方の夢が叶ったことを、とても嬉しく思います。

@@ancientpeople3861 👍👍

中華文化正在復興，我最近在網上買了很多不同朝代的漢服，打算以後把漢服當做日常的衣服，向我所生活的國家以及民眾普及漢服，一起加油！

@@ancientpeople3861 ありがとうございます

Those are not costumes, Jane. They were what the well-heeled worn back in the days and are making a comeback. Should be very easy to find them in China.

@@backtochina4066 where to find them? I did not see these last time I went to Shanghai 2018. I love these Hanfu.

you just need to order in taobao.

@@blackrose9882 you guy should sell them in the shop too

Handmade silk Hanfu is super expansive

Not sure why you had to bring Korea here when you could've simply appreciated pretty clothing, and moved on without spreading unnecessary hate

@@cindylee8529 Maybe you don’t know, Koreans slander and insult Chinese Hanfu everywhere on the Internet, distort history, spread rumors

@@adaada4523 government officials clothing, 團領(this was brought to china by xianbei nomads, and are assumed to have originated in central asia / turkic region. This CANNOT be considered Hanfu, since it ain't Han dynasty style clothing. I think Tang dynasty first wore 團領 in east asia), were imported from Ming's style, but Hanbok that was worn OUTSIDE of government were developed on its own and have very notable differences with Hanfu. And nobody in korea except INTERNET TROLLS deny that hanbok was influenced by china. I mean, China BEFORE the western influence and the chinese communist party (that destroyed a shitton of chinese culture and historical artifacts/skills), were always the center of cultural influence. It was like Rome in the past. However, do note that a modern day chinese going around other countries and telling them "oh you stole my culture so it is chinese culture!" is equivalent to a modern day Italian going around european countries and telling them "oh you are heavily influenced by Roman culture, so all of your history and culture are ITALIAN history and culture!" Doesn't make any sense my friend. Cultures influence EACH OTHER, some having bigger influence than others. No need to go around picking fights. It is true that Japan, Korea, and Vietnam ARE heavily influenced by chinese culture, but they developed A LOT of their own unique culture based on imported culture from china. Just like how British, France, Germany, etc did. You don't see italians running around and criticizing other European cultures for using a LATIN-based language, do ya? Have you ever seen an Italian criticizing an english/french/german/etc people for not being able to read the bible in LATIN? No. Don't believe everything a communist government teaches you. communist government will do EVERYTHING in their power to censor info, because without censorship and propaganda, communism fails. Few differences include Hanbok shows a rich silhouette comprising multiple layers of inner pants and a pleated skirt over a voluminous underskirt. On the other hand, the chinese Hanfu creates a straight silhouette in the form of a wrap, revealing the contours of the body. The pleated skirt of the Hanbok can use six to twelve width fabrics. But, the Hanfu is a skirt without no pleats. Koreans, due to nomadic influences wore trousers from the start, while the historical Han dynasty Hanfu had no pants.

@@Karznax southief korean 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣hanfu, Kimonos and nomadic costumes are all Korean hanbok

Many costumes in Korean TV dramas are restored using Chinese cultural relics, didn’t you know? It is chinese hanfu, not korean hanbok. Is this the reason why Koreans steal other countries’ culture? In a few years, I think American rap and hip-hop will also be called Korean culture🤣🤣🤣@@Karznax 🤣

And i like men with han dynasty hanfu 💛

@@flyingbubbles7 yes, men with Han Dynasty Hanfu is beautiful too.

thanks.

Hi

@33 666A What,s your name?

我喜欢晋朝和现代汉服

It is actually not ture , before ming everyone can use yellow

Fun fact: only the sultan in Kesultanan Melayu Melaka can wear yellow.

Not know Chinese and Chinese history records,just shut up,don't spread false information.

Can I ask something regarding this? A Chinese friend told me long ago that yellow is associated with bad hygiene in China, so reading that it was actually a King's colour was surprising. Was my friend just misinformed?

@@cindylee8529 Yellow is actually meaning bad hygiene in China. However, I think that it started in these few years and it actually came from foreign.

song dynasty then? most wuxia novels were set in the song dynasty i think

視頻里展示的宋代服飾其實是明代的版型

My plan, too.

直接淘宝看吧，我都是淘宝买的，实体店少，可以做下功课，搜型制好，审美好，性价比高的店铺

得了吧，那些是别的国家的服饰，不要硬凑，汉服本来就很好了。

@@user-dj9ol5zg3o 应该是别的民族服饰，苗族黎族也算外国？

Wuxia movie mostly wear hanfu clothing. That's why korean are overreacting when they see hanfu, that's give them heart attack.

​@@cohendarwin5365werent they gotten heart attack? 😂 por korean

Taobao has a lot, but the freight may be very expensive

You can find some one AliExpress but I would recommend Taobao.

There were hanfu wear for scholar , noble, or a warrior class.

China still keep their traditional but persian converter to islam

@@ducanhvu4588 you know what the americans say about persia? That peraia was conquered but never colonised. Persian culture is adopted by turks, indians, caucasus russians etc

@@adamsguy2704 Wtf We don't like Persian culture it was forced by Mughals in India

Qin dynasty official occasions like black, the Han dynasty like 玄色（Red in black）and vermilion.

汉服就是属于韩国，汉服在中国已经灭亡，并由韩国合法继承与发扬

@@user-te6ts9vb1u 对，耶稣也是死了三天 之后在韩国复活的，并由韩国合法继承与发扬

@@emhgarlyyeung 耶稣不是韩国的，中国官方已经不承认汉服了，奥运会汉族就是穿的西服，汉服现在就是日本和韩国继承的，中共已经承认了

@@user-te6ts9vb1u 反中反到精神病了🤣

@@user-te6ts9vb1u 怎么你们台独都开始使用简体字留言了呢？还是觉得简体字比较美吧？简约又不复杂，看起来就清爽是吧

Everybody has a long history, just Chinese was the one able to continue it, and that's not easy. Chinese culture also break apart to a few countries like Vietnam, Jaoan, Korea...etc.