Yes I think that if China people can study and study traditional culture in a down-to-earth way, the revival of Hanfu will be just around the corner. I said revival, not retro. It is the application of many elements of Hanfu in modern daily service, not a stitch. The biggest weapon of Hanfu is comfort and portability. This is quite different from western-style clothes with straight suits and hard linings. First of all, why Hanfu disappeared. Very simply, after the Qing soldiers entered the customs, they put their costumes and hairstyles on the level of national integrity. If you don't wear it or shave it, you are the adherents of the previous dynasty. Therefore, Hanfu itself is not easy to be eliminated by the times, but the result of being suppressed by the aggressive policy. After the end of Qing Dynasty, western culture became strong again, and their costumes were imitated by China people, and Hanfu was even forgotten in the corner. So the revival of Hanfu also means the revival of national culture.