Now a growing number of young people are wearing traditional hanfu, or Han Chinese clothing. You may see them eating, shopping, travelling, working in hanfu.
Hanfu (become) popular in part because the government is developing traditional culture. Period dramas(戏剧) have also helped develop the public's interest in traditional (China) clothes.
What hanfu is likeis different since each Han-controlled dynasty had ( it) own style, but the clothes are usually loose, with sleeves(袖子) that hang down to the knees and flowing robes(长袍)around the body.
In modern China, people in different fields are (interest) in wearing hanfu: from his-tory lovers to students and even young (work).
"Clothes are the foundation(基础) of culture," said Jiang Xue, who is a member 8hanfu club in Beijing ."If we do not understand our traditional clothing or don't wear them, can we talk about other important parts of our culture?"
However, there is still a long way for the style (go) into people's daily life. Some say they are afraid of being watched by others when (wear) hanfu in public.
