@lctam0309
As a Chinese, I’m so happy you find our traditional clothing pretty:)
@mahiru5755
Omg both clothes and you are so pretty!
@astrovical
love how she showed us !! 🙀🙀
@robertoguel1047
These are so pretty
@sifatara1079
Any traditional cloth is best. Cuz it means u r supporting your culture and local business
@mimi_0313
😍😍😍😍😍 I wish we had this here too 😢
@Chelsea-vt3ib
It’s beautiful!
@evqngeliine
AHH SO REAL I went back to china this summer, and when I went to xi’an, there were so many people, mainly girls, walking around in 唐装, basically traditional chinese clothing from the dynasties, and i got to get a makeover myself, it looks so freaking pretty i could not choose a dress. i also went to western china and tried out 羌族 qiang tribal clothing, and when i say that fit was freaking gorgeous, it was. it gave off a winter mountain vibe with the fur over my shoulder and the bottom of the skirt and i was in love.
@polich7962
Chinese traditional dresses are so beautiful. I always liked them. Китайские традиционные платья такие красивые. Мне они всегда нравились
@wazen0164
It's good actually. U ols should make this attire as traditional national clothes. It's prove ur country has own history
@lindahhh
omg sooo pretty qipao
@LilacPeony3088
I thought chinese, korean, japanese traditional attires looks same a decade ago. But, knowing them individually i love chinese dress more in east asian. And Japanese dresses looks difficult to walk but feel like cherry blossoms refresh. Koreans looks average which feels like survive from cold types , no offend.
@utkarshanegi481
Yea, its good to be obsessed witb your culture and tradition in a positive way. After all that's something you are truly a part of indirectly!
@Orangeblossom-n7v
Please wear a Hanfu Song Dynasty
@rickyzuron
So cute.
@ARTANDONESOUL
Very beautiful
@noname-i3o1i
The qipao, the traditional Chinese costume, is very beautiful. It showcases the female body in a stylish way. When I traveled to China more than 10 years ago, in Beijing, the capitals of the Tang, Xi'an, Yuan and Ming, and Qing, the Chinese wore qipao and sold it as a souvenir in tourist attractions. For people all over the world, the qipao was a garment with a long tradition of China. Recently, however, with the rise of Han Chinese-centeredness, the MZ generation in China has suddenly started to wear clothes temporarily worn during the Ming Dynasty under the new term 'Hanfu'. Strictly speaking, Hanfu is the latest clothing trend created by the younger generation these days. A country's tradition must be something that has been passed down throughout history. It is also something that is shared by all generations and worn on each national holiday. But Hanfu is not that kind of clothing. On the other hand, the traditional Korean dress, Hanbok, has been worn by the Korean people since BC, and there has been a continuous succession and development. In the past, of course, Koreans of all ages still wear Hanbok on holidays and special days. During the Goryeo Dynasty in Korea, hanboks were handed down to China's Yuan Dynasty. Many records show that the Chinese emperor was not allowed to wear Joseon costumes when Korean hanboks became popular in the Tang Dynasty, which destroyed the Yuan Dynasty. Nevertheless, Hanfu was worn by the Han Chinese to imitate Korean hanboks. China should not distort Korean history and culture. In other words, Chinese hanboks were once worn temporarily by Chinese ancestors under the influence of Korean hanboks.
@mascot_vanipriya577
As much I know every girl is obsessed with her traditional dress ❤
@mingtian923
It’s not traditional-traditional but modern-traditional but I still love them ngl They’re some of the only tight-fitting dresses that can actually show my body shape nicely
@julianasol3258