JIHAN

Privacy Policy

Sat, 23 May 2026 18:13:19 +0800

Last Updated: May 23, 2026

Thank you for visiting our website. Your privacy is critically important to us. This Privacy Policy explains how we treat user information on this website.

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Currently, this website is a static blog generated using Hugo and the Coder theme.

No Cookies: We do not deploy any cookies, tracking pixels, or similar technologies to monitor your browsing behavior.
No User Accounts: There is no registration or login functionality on this site.
No Comments: All comment sections are temporarily disabled; therefore, we do not collect any names, email addresses, or text inputs from visitors.

In short, we do not actively collect, store, or process any personally identifiable information (PII) from our readers at this moment.

Introduction to Hanfu

Sat, 23 May 2026 13:01:47 +0800

Hanfu is the traditional clothing of the Han ethnicity. With a long history and rich cultural heritage, Hanfu embodies China’s aesthetic and ceremonial norms spanning thousands of years.

The Han people wore Hanfu from the era of Huangdi until the end of the Ming Dynasty. Its most representative characteristics include: Jiaoling Youren (Crossed Collar and Right Lapel), where the front sections of the garment intersect, with the left side overlapping the right to form a “y” shape—this remains the most distinct cultural symbol of Hanfu; Baoyi Bodai (Loose Robes and Wide Sashes), which pursues voluminous sleeves and silhouettes to showcase a graceful, ethereal Chinese aesthetic; and Xidai Yinkou (Hidden Fastenings and Tied Straps), as Hanfu rarely uses buttons, opting instead for fabric ties that allow for adjustable fit while ensuring the overall lines remains fluid and seamless.

About JIHAN

Sat, 23 May 2026 12:11:37 +0800

Many ethnic groups live in China today, but only one has made a decisive and positive contribution to the country’s civilization throughout history: the Han people. For example, the English word “China” derives from the Qin Dynasty, a dynasty established by the Han people. However, even the Qin Dynasty is notorious in Han people’s history for its brutal rule. The great dynasties that the Han people truly take pride in are the Zhou Dynasty—which was overthrown by the Qin, and the Han Dynasty—which overthrew the Qin.