2024 2/10， Orlando Hanfu Club in Groveland

As they perform, I'm going to tell you about what this is about. China is also called Huzi. Huzi stands for the beauty of the garments, while Ziya stands for the greatness of etiquette. Therefore, Huzi is a land that is housed by a group of elegant people wearing beautiful attire. Hanfu is a word to describe ancient Chinese customs worn by Han people, a majority population throughout Chinese history. However, the culture lapsed during the Qing dynasties, when the ruler requested the whole country to wear Qing cultural clothing. The famous Kuifu, which most use on the image of Chinese ladies, is actually descended from Kuifu, the man minority group that were ruling China at that time. Now, the Uprising Hanfu Act is bringing back those gorgeous wardrobes from history and incorporating them into modern appeal. This segment is performed by Orlando Hanfu Club. The Qing Han dynasties is characterized by multiple ceremonial states. Those gowns are graceful. The Weijing dynasties are rich. People advocate nature, transcendence, frankness, and self-admiration. The clothing is more light and flowing, coupled with rich jewelry reflecting the style of luxury, artistic, and fashion. In the Shu-Tang dynasties, the country was stable. The economy was prosperous, the cultural undertakings developed in an all-around way, and the feudal culture had reached its peak. Open borders welcomed all foreign countries. The clothing at this stage are open-minded, with a pioneering spirit, romantic and colorful. The Qing dynasty is highly developed economically, technologically, and culturally. It is influenced by Confucius' teaching. The clothing is more conservative, and women's social standing is starting to shift within the family members. Hanfu draws on elements of age. And we'd love to have you guys come up, and we highlight the different dynasties. Round of applause! Before you guys leave the stage, I would like to just call the dynasties that we were talking about as you guys came on stage. And if we could have those of you just step forward. Wait, please don't leave! Yari, if you guys could help us to organize this piece, just so we're aware of which are which dynasties. Qin Han, please step forward! Qin Han dynasties characterized by multiple ceremonial states. These gowns are graceful. Next one, Wei Jin! Wei Jin, please step forward! Wei Jin dynasties, the upper societies, is relatively rich. People advocate nature, transcendence, frankness, and self-admiration. The clothing is more light and fluent, coupled with rich jewelry. Next one is Sui Tang! During the Sui Tang dynasties, the country was stable, the economy was prosperous, the cultural undertakings developed in an all-around way, and the feudal culture had reached its peak. Open borders welcomed all foreign countries. Clothing was open-minded with a pioneering spirit, romantic and colorful. Song dynasty, please step forward! Song dynasty is highly developed economically, technologically, and culturally. However, it is influenced by Confucius' teaching, the clothing is more conservative, and women's social state was starting to shift within the family roles. Yong dynasty, please step forward! Yuan dynasty, Yuan Chao! Ming Chao, please step forward! The modern Han Fu draws on... Thank you! Thank you! Big round of applause again! Qing Chao, please step forward! Thank you! Big round of applause for all of our volunteers, again, who modeled! Please, thank you all! You're helping us to learn more, yes! Thank you, ma'am!