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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background: Chinese traditional wedding attire, also known as Hanfu, is the formal dress worn by the Han people in ancient China during weddings.

It has rich historical significance and cultural connotations, reflecting the customs, aesthetic concepts, and etiquette norms of ancient society.

Hanfu is usually designed with loose silhouettes and ornate decorations to convey a sense of nobility and elegance.

Its colors are diverse, including red, blue, green, and others, which have special symbolic meanings in Chinese traditional culture.

For example, red represents joy and auspiciousness, blue represents freshness and tranquility, and green represents vitality and hope.

There are many styles of Hanfu, such as long robes, jackets with skirts, and mandarin jackets.

The most common one is the long robe, which consists of an upper garment and a lower hemline.

The upper garment is usually either buttoned or lapel-collared, while the lower hemline can be straight or flared in various styles.

Jackets with skirts are short-sleeved tops for women, often paired with pants or skirts.

Mandarin jackets are outerwear for men, consisting of an upper garment and a lower hemline.

The upper garment is usually either stand-collared or lapel-collared, while the lower hemline can be straight or flared in various styles.

In addition to traditional Hanfu, modern people also like to combine it with modern elements to create various fashionable styles.

For example, some people choose to combine Hanfu with modern fabrics such as silk and cotton; others prefer to combine it with modern design styles such as minimalist and vintage.

These innovative designs not only retain the traditional elements of Hanfu but also showcase modern people's aesthetic pursuits and personality traits.