Hanfu is called "the traditional costume of China". It began in the Yellow Emperor, was prepared in Yao and Shun, took shape in the Zhou Dynasty and flourished in the Ming Dynasty. Through hand-painted decoration, cutting, sewing, ironing and other processes, it integrates unique dyeing, weaving and embroidery, featuring straight collar and hidden button. It is the projection of "Chinese civilization" and "state of etiquette" on clothing, showing Chinese style and oriental aesthetics.

Some Hanfu lovers born after 90s and 00s told reporters that they always like to hold Hanfu activities on traditional festivals, such as Valentine's Day and Lantern Festival in China. From March 5th to March 5th, they went out with friends in Hanfu, and took to the streets to feel the romance of "On the willow shoots, people meet at dusk". The decoration of some restaurants, cafes and other places is also deeply influenced by ancient culture, and wearing Hanfu is gradually accepted by the general public. "Although it is cold, we like Hanfu, and the heat of wearing Hanfu has not decreased at all. We go out to wear coats, or Hanfu. "