How to Wear Hanfu: Quju Shenyi (曲裾深衣) from the Han Dynasty

The video tutorial explores a ceremonial outfit from the Han dynasty, focusing on the Wrap Around Qisheng style. It delves into the historical context, the components of the outfit, and the methods of assembling and tying the garments. The tutorial also highlights the significance of the Qiju and Shiny garments, the pleated skirt, and the extended garment front. The video concludes with the final assembly and decoration of the outfit, emphasizing its ancient yet exotic appearance.

What was the primary purpose of the formal outfit with many layers?

• Sports activities

• Daily work attire

• Ceremonial purposes

• Casual wear

Where were most artifacts of the Wrap around Qisheng found?

• Eastern Han dynasty sites

• Western Han dynasty sites

• Ming dynasty sites

• Qing dynasty sites

What does the term 'qiju' refer to in the context of traditional Chinese garments?

• A curved hem

• A type of shoe

• A belt

• A type of hat

What material is typically used for the inner garments worn under the Qiju?

• Cotton or linen

• Wool

• Silk

• Leather

What is the style known as Jellyneo characterized by?

• Using buttons instead of ties

• Wrapping the left side before the right

• Wrapping the right side before the left

• No wrapping involved

What is the purpose of the large sleeves in the ceremonial garment?

• To keep warm

• To store items

• For everyday use

• For ceremonial occasions

How is the elongated triangular part of the garment secured?

• With a zipper

• By using a pin

• By rolling to the right and tying

• With buttons