Hanfu is actually a traditional costume of the Chinese nation. This may be because many people forget their roots. I remember that all Han people wore cheongsam at the National Grand Gala, and I was a little angry.

I don't think we can do this. Actually, Hanfu and Qipao are completely different, okay? But someone just said, Oh, why bother? That makes no difference. They are all Han people. Actually, I think it's all wrong concepts. Cheongsam is the representative of the Republic of China, why should it be compared with Hanfu? Why does it represent cheongsam instead of Hanfu? Some people say that Hanfu is similar to Hanfu and kimono. Many people think that Hanfu, like kimono, was actually copied by Japan at that time. Many people just change their minds and say it's Japanese clothes. In fact, I think this kind of person is the most uneducated.

Why didn't you see Hanfu alone at the National Gala? I think it is ridiculous and sad that our clothing has developed into a culture, but it is carried forward in Japan.