Daxiushan 大袖衫, Hanfu Wide Sleeves Outer Daxiushan (Hanzi: 大袖衫 ; pinyin: dà xiù shān) which means big sleeve robe is a traditional Chinese outer garment, with wide sleeves. Daxiushan can also be referred to as dianchailiyi (Chinese: 钿钗礼衣 ; pinyin: diàn chāi lǐ yī) and dashan (Hanzi: 大衫 ; pinyin: dà shān) or daxiu (Hanzi: 大袖 ; pinyin: dà xiù) in […] https://www.ivoci.com/2906

Hanfu Girl Illustration Short Animation Hanfu girl wearing jiaoling ruqun and doupeng, enjoying the breeze and falling leaves. 🎵 Song: 人间乐园 Hanfu Girl Illustration Short Animation https://www.ivoci.com/2896

Fengguan Xiapei 凤冠霞帔, Hanfu Accessory & Chinese Wedding Set Fengguan xiapei (Chinese: 凤冠霞帔 ; pinyin: fèng guān xiá pèi) is a set of hanfu accessories for ancient noble women and imperial wives. At the same time, fengguan xiapei is also a woman’s clothing when they are married to show nobility. Fengguan xiapei are not clothes, they are accessories. Fengguan means phoenix crown and xiapei […] https://www.ivoci.com/2885

Zhao Liying, The Legend of Shen Li 与凤行 Fan Art 蓝色的沈璃 💙 Blue Shen Li 💙 C-Drama: The Legend of Shen Li / 与凤行 Cast: Zhao Liying & Lin Gengxin https://www.ivoci.com/2881

Kungfu Girl Illustration Animation Kungfu girl illustration animation with Clubwinged as model. 🎵 Song: 天问 👩‍🎨 Illustration: ivoci 👩 Model: Clubwinged (on Newhanfu Community) wearing zhongyi & zhongku Kungfu Girl Illustration Animation https://www.ivoci.com/2876

Xiapei 霞帔, Ancient Chinese Hanfu Accessory Xiapei (Chinese: 霞帔 ; pinyin: xiá pèi), which literally means red cloud scarf, is a type of Chinese clothing accessory in the form of a long scarf, necktie, or vest depending on the time period. Xiapei is worn by women. It is also referred to as xiapeizhui (Chinese: 霞帔坠 ; pinyin: xiá pèi zhuì) when […] https://www.ivoci.com/2868

Zhao Liying As Shen Li 沈璃 Fanart 紫色的沈璃 💜 Purple Shen Li 💜 C-Drama: The Legend of Shen Li / 与凤行 Cast: Zhao Liying & Lin Gengxin https://www.ivoci.com/2864

Fengguan 凤冠, Ancient Chinese Noblewomen Crown Fengguan (Chinese: 凤冠 ; pinyin: fèngguān) is a crown worn by ancient Chinese noblewomen. Fengguan means “phoenix crown” in English. The name fengguan comes from its jewelry: a phoenix made of inlaid kingfisher feathers, as well as gold dragons, beaded birds, pearls, and other gemstones. One of the earliest phoenix crowns that have been discovered […] https://www.ivoci.com/2857

Qixiong Ruqun (Qixiong Shanqun) Illustration Animation (Song: 孤独颂歌) Qixiong ruqun (Chinese: 齐胸襦裙 ; pinyin: qí xiōng rú qún) or qixiong shanqun (Chinese: 齐胸衫裙 ; pinyin: qí xiōng shān qún) is a style of hanfu that is often found in the Tang dynasty. The qun (skirt) used is generally tied above the chest. Some historical records of clothing refer to it as […] https://www.ivoci.com/2851

Shenyi 深衣, Qin & Han Dynasties Hanfu Shenyi (Chinese: 深衣 ; pinyin: shēn yī) is a type of ancient Chinese clothing that has been around since the Shang dynasty. Shenyi was often worn by Confucian writers and scholars on weekdays. Shenyi is a top and bottom garment that connects into a piece of cloth to cover the body. Shenyi has a cross […] https://www.ivoci.com/2840

Qixiong Ruqun (Qixiong Shanqun), Tang Dynasty Hanfu Qixiong ruqun (Chinese: 齐胸襦裙 ; pinyin: qí xiōng rú qún), also known as qixiong shanqun (Chinese: 齐胸衫裙 ; pinyin: qí xiōng shān qún) also known as “chest-high ruqun” is one a set of hanfu, traditional Chinese clothing worn by Han Chinese people. Qun (the skirt) used in qixiong ruqun is generally tied above the chest. […] https://www.ivoci.com/2828

Poqun 破裙 = Chinese Broken Skirt ? When first hearing the name “broken skirt”, many people are confused, did ancient people wear “broken” skirts? Poqun is not a broken skirt, but a piece of skirt that is spliced, and is also one of the wisdom of ancient people. Poqun (Chinese: 破裙 ; pinyin: pò qún) is made of an even number of […] https://www.ivoci.com/2823

Xu Kai, Sword and Fairy 祈今朝 Drama Fanart 今朝日常分享 🤓 Jinzhao’s daily sharing 🤓 C-Drama: Sword and Fairy / 祈今朝 / 仙剑六祈今朝 Cast: Xu Kai & Yu Shuxin https://www.ivoci.com/2813

Baijiayi 百家衣, Hundred Families Robe Baijiayi (Chinese: 百家衣 ; pinyin: bǎi jiā yī), also known as baijiapao (Chinese: 百家袍 ; pinyin: bǎi jiā páo) and sometimes referred to as “Hundred Families Robe” is a kind of Chinese patchwork jacket that young children usually wear. Wearing baijiayi is a Han Chinese tradition that has been passed down and practiced for centuries. […] https://www.ivoci.com/2807

Zhao Liying, The Legend of Shen Li 与凤行 Fanart Peace ✌️📸 C-Drama: The Legend of Shen Li / 与凤行 Cast: Zhao Liying & Lin Gengxin https://www.ivoci.com/2803

Pibo 披帛, Chinese Hanfu Shawl Pibo (Chinese: 披帛 ; pinyin: pī bó), also known as pizi (Chinese: 披子 ; pinyin: pī zi), is a kind of decorative shawl, which was introduced to China by the Silk Road from West Asian culture, and later became a hanfu accessory. Although commonly called pibo, the name “pibo” actually appeared around the end of […] https://www.ivoci.com/2797

Yunjian 云肩, Ancient Cloud Shoulder Accessories Yunjian (Chinese: 云肩 ; pinyin: yún jiān), also known as pijian (Chinese: 披肩 ; pinyin: pī jiān), is a decorative cloth worn on the shoulders in ancient China. Yunjian was originally only used to protect the cleanliness of the neckline and shoulders, and then gradually developed into a kind of decoration, mostly made of colorful […] https://www.ivoci.com/2789

Banbi 半臂, Hanfu Short Sleeves Top Banbi (Chinese: 半臂 ; pinyin: bàn bì), also known as banxiu (Chinese: 半袖 ; pinyin: bàn xiù), is a short top developed from the upper ru (Chinese: 襦 ; pinyin: rú) since the Wei and Jin dynasties. Banbi are generally classified based on their collar shapes: 1. Dui-jin (Chinese: 对襟 ; pinyin: duì jīn) which […] https://www.ivoci.com/2779

Mamianqun 马面裙, Chinese Horse Face Skirt Mamianqun (Chinese: 马面裙 ; pinyin: mǎ miàn qún) is a type of skirt worn by Han Chinese women as the bottom of a garment item in Hanfu. Mamianqun consists of three Chinese characters: ‘mǎ 马’ which means ‘horse’; ‘miàn 面’ which means ‘face’; and ‘qún 裙’ which means ‘skirt’. Mamianqun is one of the main […] https://www.ivoci.com/2772

What is Doupeng 斗篷 & The Difference With Pifeng Doupeng (Chinese: 斗篷 ; pinyin: dǒu péng) is usually with a standing collar or a central front collar, sleeveless, and usually has a slit in the back. Doupeng is usually paired with a hat. Doupeng covers the whole body so as not to catch a cold. However, doupeng’s design makes the wearer uncomfortable because the […] https://www.ivoci.com/2768

Bijia 比甲, Hanfu Vest Bijia (Chinese: 比甲 ; pinyin: bǐ jiǎ) is a sleeveless and collarless vest that is split into both sides. Bijia was popular in the Yuan and Ming dynasties. Bijia was designed and produced by Hongjila Chabi, queen of Yuan Shizu Boer Jijin and Kublai Khan. In the early Yuan Dynasty, bijia was only worn by […] https://www.ivoci.com/2761

Pifeng 披风, Beizi During The Ming Dynasty Pifeng in the Ming Dynasty is actually similar to the beizi in the Song Dynasty. Beizi (Chinese: 褙子 ; pinyin: bèi zi) is an item worn in traditional Chinese clothing that is common for both men and women. Beizi refers to a large loose outer coat with loose and long sleeves. Beizi was most popular […] https://www.ivoci.com/2755

What is Xuanhuan Drama? The Difference With Wuxia & Xianxia It’s common to see xianxia elements in wuxia dramas, wuxia elements in xuanhuan dramas, and other combinations. Translated as mysterious fantasy, xuanhuan (Chinese: 玄幻 ; Pinyin: xuán huàn) is a specialized genre of Chinese fantasy involving magic, adventure, and some Western influences. Because this genre is not as well known and understood as the other […] https://www.ivoci.com/2748

What is Wuxia Drama? Wuxia (Chinese: 武侠 ; Pinyin: wǔ xiá) directly translates to martial hero. It is a fictional genre in Chinese culture that primarily explores the adventures of martial artists in ancient China. Like xianxia, ​​wuxia has a longer history than many people think. The story of xia has been around for more than 2,000 years. Romance […] https://www.ivoci.com/2743

What is Xianxia Drama? In Chinese, xianxia (Chinese: 仙侠 ; pinyin: xiān xiá) is directly translated to immortal hero. The characters forming xianxia are xian (Chinese: 仙 ; Pinyin: xiān) and xia (Chinese: 侠 ; Pinyin: xiá). Xian is an immortal, a kind of supernatural being from Chinese mythology. Xia is occasionally translated as “hero”, but specifically indicates a […] https://www.ivoci.com/2733

What Is Ruqun Hanfu? Ruqun (Chinese: 襦裙 ; pinyin: rú qún) is a set of Hanfu consisting of a short jacket usually called ru (Chinese: 襦 ; pinyin: rú ) worn over the top and a skirt called qun (Chinese: 裙 ; Pinyin: qún). The word ‘ru’ is sometimes used as a synonym for other clothing items such as […] https://www.ivoci.com/2725

The Legend of Shen Li 与凤行 Drama Fanart 月亮代表我的心 The moon represents my heart C-Drama: The Legend of Shen Li / 与凤行 Cast: Zhao Liying & Lin Gengxin https://www.ivoci.com/2721

Collars in Hanfu Hanfu (Chinese: 汉服 ; pinyin: hàn fú) also known as Hanzhuang (Chinese: 汉装 ; pinyin: hàn zhuāng) or Huafu (Chinese: 华服 ; pinyin: huá fú), is a traditional Han Chinese clothing. Collars in Hanfu come in various forms, including jiaoling (cross collar, front overlap collar that closes on the right or left side), dui-jin, yuanling, […] https://www.ivoci.com/2703

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival 愿你的生活像十五的月亮一样，圆圆满满。 中秋节快乐！ Wish for your life to always be satisfactory just as the roundest moon on the Mid-Autumn Festival. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! https://www.ivoci.com/2699

Immortal Samsara 沉香如屑·沉香重华 Fan Art 心已慕君，唯愿相守。应源君，你看到花了吗？ My heart belongs to you, and I wish to stay by your side. Lord Ying Yuan, can you see the flowers? C-Drama: Immortal Samsara / 沉香如屑·沉香重华 Cast: Yang Zi & Cheng Yi https://www.ivoci.com/2695