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As a hanfu lover, you must understand the history of hanfu better. And I guess your over-worries are bad for you.
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So is her life must be damn boring? or Do she want my pizza Leftover???
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Of course, whatever it is, every human being has the right to determine their own path. This is a human right.
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You may not, what about your ancestors?? The kimono is the Japanese version of Chinese clothing. The Japanese started imitating Chinese clothing before the Tang dynasty , and their clothing retains mostly Chinese elements with beautiful Japanese design. For the sake of simplicity, let's say the kimono is based on Chinese clothing of the Tang and Sung, mostly Tang ~ I know it's more complicated than that. I think a great difference in the clothing is that the kimono binds the woman inside and restricts her movement. Tang women were lively and active , so the clothing did not restrict their movement so much. And btw, Han dynasty itself existed long before the Tang dynasty.

I don't think any of my words reflect as if 'Ur talking like i specifically went to find it.' (to you) as you feel!?? And I'm even more confused if you think so~??? Cuz all my explanations above are clear historical sources.

I hope you know when the han dynasty took place🙄. At least before you rant about this and that. And if you have time to keep an eye on internet circulation, please check the historical facts too🤭

There are many Japanese gardening styles, but their origins are deeply rooted in traditional Chinese practices. Only after the Heian Period (794-1185), Chinese influences diminished and Japan began forming its own traditions, including gardens heavily influenced by Buddhism and Taoism.

Frankly, I don't understand what you mean by "PLEASE stop copying Japanese style" and how can you say that, if its historical fact thats 'Japan Style' itself has been profoundly influenced by 'China Style' over the course of past centuries.

I'm glad to know the wise and swift handling of the production side for the emergence of this 'weird issue'. Pre-released times are risky times for a drama. In the future, hopefully we can enjoy this drama calmly, happily, and focus on our beloved couple 'YiShang FuFu'❤

Globalization is only one form of development of the evolution of human culture itself. There is a good side and a bad side to it. Where noble character, morals and ethics will be indispensable in order to provide balance and harmony in social life, cuz character plays an important role as the identity and culture of a nation, especially in dealing with the negative impacts of that acculturation and globalization.
And what we need to realize together is that there is no future without yesterday. As world historian Herodotus said "Historia Vitae Magistra" History is the Teacher of Life, so the Latin proverb which explicitly states the importance of the existence of history. There are many uses and benefits of studying history properly which is based on fact and evidence. History has educational uses, meaning that through history, humans can learn many things, such as experience, how to solve problems, and so on. History can also provide inspiration for the modern generation like us, the saying goes "to escape to the future, you have to know the past" that's why a lot of inspiration is generated by studying histories. Even the advanced technology of the past cannot be imitated by humans with modern sophistication as it is today. History also plays a role in conveying information related to the development of science and skills from time to time. Where all of that produces knowledge that is still theoretical and understandings that have not been revealed, therefore history contributes us to a mission to be carried out and completed in the present. History also opens up insight for the minds of mankind to be wiser and not rash in judging something. And there are still many other historical uses that we can't detail one by one.

The out of Africa theory is doubtful, especially after the discovery of Homo erectus fossils that are much older than early modern humans from Africa, to be precise about 1 million years longer than Homo sapiens or modern humans. In fact, the Early Middle Palaeolithic Culture in India circa 385-172 ka reframed the Out of Africa model.

About "intergalactic culture" so far I've only watched it from the depiction of the story "Doraemon" and the 'StarTrek' Movie 🙏🤣🤣🤣. But it is possible that someday it will become commonplace for our civilization. Like the legend of icarus. ଘ(੭ ᐛ )━☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟ

LoL!🤣🤣🤣 I feel my 20 fingers want to give a thumbs up for you 😊👍✨

I think that's what we often call as the process of globalization. Even in the future, maybe someday we will also be introduced to 'intergalactic culture'.
Therefore, I think history is something worth studying as a source of knowledge and as a medium for tracing facts and events that occurred in the past. At least so that the new generation doesn't get lost in mere subjectivity and then makes things up
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Urwc ❤👌.
I just feel displeased when this drama gets vague negative rumors. I've been really tormented to look forward to the acting of the our cuties YiShang FuFu❤.
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Sigh (ﾉ_-;)….
it really is a ridiculous topic to be a rumor ಠಿ_ಠ

I gt same vibes here
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Lil intermezzo about LLTG rumors related to the notion of having a resemblance section to Japanese Style.
FYI:
Chinese writing, culture and institutions were imported as a whole by Vietnam, Korea, Japan and other neighboring states over an extended period. Chinese Buddhism spread over East Asia between the 2nd and 5th centuries AD, followed by Confucianism as these countries developed strong central governments modeled on Chinese institutions.
Chinese influence on Japanese culture references to the impact of Chinese influences transmitted through or originating in China on Japanese institutions, culture, language and society. Many aspects of traditional Japanese culture such as Taoism, Buddhism, astronomy and language etc have been profoundly influenced by China over the course of centuries.
The ojigi (Bow in japanese etiquette) culture began to be practiced by the Japanese between the years 500-800. The culture that originated in China and was conveyed through the teachings of Buddhism was done to show one's status. For example, when greeting someone with a higher position, one should bow to signal that they are not a threat. Scenes like that can still be seen in films or dramas with historical backgrounds, especially when ordinary people face off against kings, queens, or other powerful people.
From these historical facts, I think it is clear that this all just about acculturation of the culture.

My Lovey-Dovey 'Yi Shang Fu Fu'❤
May it always be in harmony for 10,000 years, intertwined with each other from heart to heart💞
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❀❀Hip hip!!!Hurray!!! ᐠ( ᐛ )ᐟ❀❀

The director Fei seems like an excited little kid. Worse than us.😝😝😝
He is sitting there as third wheel. lol🤣🤣🤣

This is just a snippet of bts, but it has made me smile uncontrollably.
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I think Wu Lei's 'no kiss' contract really got torn apart by this drama
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I love it when the director says to Wu lei: "no. mouth right away, what do you need a kiss on the cheeks for"
Olala🤣🤣🤣