How to tie a double ear knot? There are many ways to tie a Hanfu belt.

There are many ways to tie the belt on the front of Hanfu, and there is no specific rule on how to tie it. Many friends like Hanfu, but they don’t know how to tie the belt after buying it. Different shapes have different tying methods.

The double-ear knot is a common way to tie a Hanfu dress. It is suitable for a two-piece ruqun that reaches the chest. First, put the back piece of the ruqun on the top that has been put on, pull the laces on the back piece forward and tie them to the chest. After fixing the back piece, cover the laces of the back piece with the front piece, tie the laces on the back piece and wrap them back to the front. Wrap the laces back in a twisted shape to one-fifth of the position, leaving five to ten centimeters on each side as the tail.

There are many ways to tie a Hanfu belt

If the strap is long, you can wrap it around twice and tie it into a bow. You can put it on the left or right side. If you don't know how to tie a bow, you can wrap the strap on the right side around once or twice. The size is appropriate. Then use your fingers to stretch the strap and pass it through the hole of the looped strap. Finally, use your index finger and thumb to grab the remaining strap and pull it out to tighten it. The same for the left hand side. When wearing a middle-length garment, you should tie the left middle-length garment strap first, and then tie the right middle-length garment strap. When wearing the skirt below, you should also tie the left strap first, then wrap the skirt around the waist, and then tie the right strap. We can tie a bow on the strap in front of the chest-length skirt, but it is easy to loosen the skirt and make it fall down. If you want to tighten it a little, you can tie a knot in the middle of the strap and wrap it around. Keep wrapping it around, and then pull the rope out when it is almost at the waist. Do the same for both sides. It will not fall off easily after being tied tightly.

What is Hanfu?

Hanfu refers to the traditional ethnic costumes of the Han nationality. Hanfu started with "Huangdi hanging clothes and the world was in order" and ended with "shaving the head and changing clothes" in the Qing Dynasty. It is not "Han Dynasty clothes" as people mistakenly believe. Although Hanfu has been polished by many dynasties for thousands of years, the original "deep clothing" is still the only representative of Hanfu. There are three main requirements for traditional deep clothing. The first is "cross collar and right lapel", the front of the clothes intersects left and right, and Hanfu covers to the right. The second is "wide sleeves", Hanfu clothes are loose, and the sleeves are wide and longer than the arms. The third is "hidden buttons with ties", most Hanfu clothes do not use buttons, but are tied with ropes.

Types of Hanfu

There are many types of Hanfu, which are generally divided into three categories. The first type is the deep clothing system, where the upper and lower clothes are connected. The second type is the upper garment and the lower garment, which is usually worn by the emperor. The third type is the skirt, which is very popular among women.