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One of my favorite styles… 👶🏻🥳 This outfit is also seen in modern times during a babies dol celebration (but I think there’s more than enough evidence for boys of all ages to wear the wide belt)
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@hwiyo0503
“Irworobongdo (Korean: 일월오봉도; Hanja: 日月五峯圖) is a Korean folding screen with a highly stylized landscape painting of a sun and moon, five peaks which always was set behind Eojwa, the king’s royal throne during the Joseon Dynasty.”
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besides lying that this is a funeral, I wonder if you realize that this is also racist towards the Joseon ethic group in China, y’all always tokenize them when it benefits you and it’s really sad.
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I know these are accurate, just forgot the name. But more of this too in creative historical materials…
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This wording never makes sense to me… as a person living in a multiethnic nation. isn’t it better to literally just say “Chinese minority,” or, “Chinese *Ethnicity*”
Literally here we don’t say, “American Hanbok,” we say, “Korean American’s in Hanbok” etc
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This is a cute painting from the 18C Joseon…
The top tucked into the pants is really nice.
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A Jeoksam excavated from the tomb of Jung, On (1481~1538), a 5th class officer in the reign of King Joongjong (The 11th). It is made of single layer gauze fabric that has scrolled lotus pattern with the Buddhist motives such as Bodhisattva…
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WHY DONT THEY GIVE MEN IN KDRAMAS PRETTY FLOWING LONGER HANBOKS ITS HISTORICALLY ACCURATE
I’m screaming because the second one is so spot on for paintings of it especially and I haven’t seen it like this before
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the misunderstanding was that it looked like Danielle was calling ( Seollal, the Korean celebration) Chinese, which is a genuine mistake, she shouldn’t be crucified over.
In that same vein, they’re not the same so why are kpop stand in the quotes saying they are…?
NewJeans Danielle calls Lunar New Year "Chinese New Year" + apologizes
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it makes them look insane because irc this is a picture Andrew Kim tae, the first Korean-born Catholic priest and is the patron saint of Korean clergy. Alongside that, recreated biblical scenes in Korea exist due to Korean Catholicism. It’s funny
Chinese nationalists are trying to use this icon to show their hate to Koreans,they use "Korean Christmas" and I'm confused about what they're delivering.I can't understand why the Chinese thought it would make others anger,that there are so many Christians in Korea.
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why are so many hanfu artists just casually extremely anti korean? … it’s also a tradition of Korea, because it was spread from China to us and Japan? Nowhere did it claim the orgin?
“Koreans learned knot making in the 90’s,” that’s like, brazen lie cause it’s not true?
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Slimmer styles of Hanbok were for centuries characteristic of working class women, or anyone who’d wanna wear less layers.
Hanbok also has formal, wedding, and seasonal wear, children so….
Hanfu(P1-2) and Hanbok(P3)
->they are not similar
Different:
hanfu's skirts are lighter and have a sense of drape
gorgeous styles (such as: wedding dresses, formal dresses) will be added with overhauled shirts
The more 'bloated' in Hanbok does not look light
#hanfu
#汉服 ＃hanbok
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LITERALLY ONE OF MY FUCKING FAVORITE ARTIFACTS… 복건 THE FOIL? THE JADE!! IMMACULATE!!
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the square bookshelf actually is influenced by China, and Chaekgeori that features bookshelves is called chaekgado (책가도; 冊架圖)… this was an very popular motif in Joseon so I wouldn’t be surprised if actual wooden versions indeed existed too.
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Edited for fun, might have historically inaccurate bits but I’d like to see more diverse range of menswear from Joseon… !! I’d think it would be nice if people like artists and creatives were shown more artifacts
Since mens and womens Hanbok tops (jeogori) were the same until shortening, does that mean men wore long styles like this in the early / Mid Joseon as basic tops?
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…….? Why wouldn’t gold embroidery exist in korea
"Finding Korean Cultural Appropriation"
Chinese elements in Korean dramas.
#culturalappropriation
#韩国起源说 #朝鮮起源说
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these are really pretty to me, I really like when mens hanbok as shoulder designs too!
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Wrapping / wearing the skirt at the chest is a really cute style… would like to see it more in drawings / webcomics. There’s even different three styles @(・●・)@
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“Artist Jang Mee-kyung, known for her ceramic tiger statues, is in the final stage of coloring her tigers at her kkokdu [a traditional wooden doll] pottery studio in Seongbuk District, northern Seoul. [PARK SANG-MOON]”
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This is one of the most insane pictures I’ve ever seen
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I do not care if it’s worn as children Hanbok… I want these in adult size, I love the ribbon ties and embroidery…
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The absolute whiplash I’m getting seeing comments like this call these Ming clothing…
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Honestly let’s restore more Joseon menswear in the early period…
This suit is cute.
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💀…… “it’s Korean clothing not Korean clothing!!”
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Men wearing jackets similarly to Jangot looks pretty…
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Y’all are just saying anything… these look nothing alike… 💀
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@buluoxinghai
The Japanese Obi, and the Korean belts aren’t the same. You’re showing actually two different types of Obi, as for the existence of Korean belts, both men and women can wear them. On the chest, or waist according historical material
Her belt is literally this, just more fluffy.
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wooyoung absolutely did nothing wrong because besides other cultures, the Phoenix is traditionally used in Joseon. Etc
IVE's Jang Won Young under fire by the Chinese media for claiming the silver phoenix hairpin is Korean
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Korea didn’t have the skill to make oil umbrellas like China and Japan? Nonsense, they’re even in some weird examples big enough to cover entire entire group of people lmaoo…?
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Hm, the short sleeve parallel jacket that’s often drawn and said to be an expression of fantasty actually does appear multiple times in mundang clothing… very interesting.
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Good lord.
Why is his fat beaten up… 😭 is he wearing a dress shirt instead of a Jeogori? the pants? where is his manggeon?
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Wait until they find out this skirt was historically worn in Joseon…
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The form on the left reminds me of a dangui…
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The Korea has never had any dyes lie really falls apart when you realize how common many colors, including rainbow stripes are in folk and shamanistic practices by common people which have been inherited for centuries.
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speaking of that, I remember when the nationalist were screaming this Hanbok style was a plagiarism of the tang suit… but button style was already worn in Korea for a long time, including the early twentieth century. This isn’t the only picture either, I’ve seen various…
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WAIT I NEVER NOTICED… WHEN THE CONTROVERSY HIT, THIS WAS ONE OF THE BIG ISSUES THAT HANFU WAS BEING RELEASED WITH THE KOREAN SET…
Except that it’s not, I never looked at it fully but the obvious Hanbok knot, and oval collar are forms from late Joseon, not China.
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I think it would be cute to lean into the cute fantastical look of the Korean tiger hat and make more designs, do other examples or relics exist of it? I just never seen any 🥹
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repost of a edit I made out of artifacts and two reconstructions //
“It’s just to get a general gist of what it could possibly look like, (without researching so far too deeply)“
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“Hanbok only has chest belts. Stop stealing from us…”
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Is this fucking implying the pinstripe suit, glasses and slicked is exclusive sacred Chinese attire, im pissing bruh
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this is so funny bc from a historical point of view the kpop masculinity was upheld in premodern Korea as masc and honorable (in Sills men had long hair, eyeshadows, face painting, earrings and jewelry and were directly encouraged to be beautiful to mimic Buddha)
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by that logic these are fakes freshly buried too, right?
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she’s Korean she celebrate’s Seollhal… but this is expected Han nationalists have been attacking Koreans, Vietnamese, and anyone else who says their own celebrations name, it’s wild… I’ll link another thread in the comments
Knets react to Jang Wonyoung and Seohyun receiving hate for not saying"Chinese New Year"
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Another edit for fun!
Repurposed the foil of womenswear and applied it to menswear, this is already done but I wanted to see more versions. 🇰🇷
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Since mens and womens Hanbok tops (jeogori) were the same until shortening, does that mean men wore long styles like this in the early / Mid Joseon as basic tops?
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Yeah the peninsula that has freezing cold winter and frequent rain is the perfect place to be naked…
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Honestly, I’ve read and observed Chinese Koreans on Chinese social media, they think posts like this are dumb, they also get upset when Chinese nationalists separate their and our clothes; many also run Hanbok pages posting artifacts.
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아얌 / ayam is a traditional winter hat from joseon…
남바위· 풍뎅이· 난이· 이엄 is nambawi…
풍차· 풍채· 정풍차 is pungcha…
조바위 is a winter cap with also a open top and ear covers, all of these hats belong to the same family in traditional Korean clothing…~
I don't know why her imagination is so distinctive.🤣🤣🤣
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this isn’t Joseon… this has been debunked so many times already; this painting was painted in the 1500’s depicting the southern song, it’s unreliable.
“Never cut the hair handed down by parents” lmfao 🤣
Once again he denies his history🤣
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Huh.
There’s a lot of material for the depiction of commoners in each era of Joseon though? For example, commoners of the later 1800’s
@Balabal70210665
@AG50805037
@joseonjokimda
Their excuse is always the same: "It's all official clothes." But no Korean has ever shown me civilian clothes lol
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what are you talking about? this style appears multiple times in Joseon? …
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My issue with this isn’t its existence anymore, it’s that like, if you can promote things similar to ours with no issue? Why’s it a issue when Koreans have (WITH proof) something similar to you it’s a issue?
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Found on xhs, these look like some intresting braided styles on assuming unmarried women.
@bbnotbby
@hepari_official
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This is a very interesting article, not only written by a Han Chinese author, but someone who has been a long time tailor, involved and is a part of a association too.
It’s a interesting crit analysis on how restoration was possibly co-opted for —
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MORE MEN WHO WEAR HANBOK IN THIS LENTGH PLSSSSSSS I NEVER SEE DEPICTED BOYS JEOGORI AND BAJI IN THE ERAS WHERE IT WAS MUCH BIGGER
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the way y’all completely fell for a Chinese nationlist bait account is funny asf…
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"Finding Korean Cultural Appropriation"
Look at what pictures I found (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) hahaha
#culturalappropriation
#韩国起源说 #朝鮮起源说
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In Joseon, fabric headbands in many colors were a common accessory…
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what a peculiar thing… I’m curious about these, the first one says Chinese Korean fashion, so it’s definitely a fantasty studio version of a (활옷) if that’s actually true… but what’s the third one supposed to be? Is it a joint exhibition between cn Koreans and Han?
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“ Yes, it's very similar to the mix of Hanfu in Tang Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. In short, it's not Hanfu. Koreans really like to steal it”
Nah, this form is common even with variations. It’s a belt on the chest, which is historically accurate. As for the skirt, it’s +
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They’ve been harassing her since last year because they have no idea that what’s she’s wearing is accurate…
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These are some various forms of square collars from Korean artifacts for reference, feel free to save, use etc :
data link:
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Oh wow!! A painting associated with the 안락국태자경변상도, 조선전기 (early Joseon 15C) features boys clothing including a pretty longer Banbi …!!
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That’s… literally what the top of a regular Hanbok skirt looks like? What’s the issue?
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Norigae’s from the early Joseon dynasty to early middle (1550 left, 1610…)
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Kek… those sleeves are common in depicted dances from historical records, Charlotte.
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how many times are y’all going to repost the same incorrect thing…?
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This is another thing they do, “Well men don’t wear it it’s women’s clothes, women don’t wear that.”
Who are you to tell us we can’t utilize clothes or reform things of the opposite gender?
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“It’s always incomplete and you stole it,”
We’re so sorry for continuing a tradition you spread as far back as the Silla dynasty…
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it’s a reconstruction of this painting from early Joseon, not the song…
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There’s so much wrong with this post oh my god….
@CCPCC0_2
Firstly, the slight misconception of the Manggeon being higher isn’t that serious, considering the entire rest of it is historical accurate down to its structure and the way it’s tied, even the buttons. —
You're trying to blur Korean style from Chinese style, and you're ignoring accuracy.
Almost most Korean history related movies/dramas have poor historical accuracy and imitate China, every country knows this.
What's more, the production team of this movie is all Chinese.
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This is a Vietnamese creator celebrating their holiday, which provoked nationalists to leave awful things in replies for no reason…
Also, please understand that regular cnets are absolutely not interchangeable with Han nationalists. Sinophobia is gross.
happy lunar new year!
to clarify, Vietnamese people celebrate the cat instead of the bunny
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Another thing is, if this style is a historically accurate way of wearing inner layers, what was the problem with wearing it just like this..?
(Pictures are from museum research books)
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long time ago, I’d obv assume China influenced Korea to make rigid fans, by the Joseon dynasty this shape amongst others was popular and exist in many relics from especially 1800’s to 1900’s… I’d imagine the fan was an exported item. In Korea, the shape is named Taegeukseon…
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“Costumes and Artifacts Excavated from the Tomb of General Choi Won-Rip in Yeongam' and 'Costumes Excavated from the Tomb of the New Family in Mungyeong Pyeongsan”
I’ve haven’t seen sleeves like the upper right yet and they’re so pretty…!!
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are you gonna actually reply to anything I’ve calmly posted?… also… apparently there’s also men draw wearing manggeon on their forehead….
It seems that some Koreans are annoyed by this. It's no surprise, Hwabyeong is something some Koreans have to overcome.
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Tomb guards from the 13C/ 14C
Forgot which article I got this from but it’s interesting none the less
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Boys also have one piece’s in Hanbok artifacts, this would make a cute reconstruction
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Apparently also, Sangyusam had a straight opening two before becoming the U shape!
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“Lot 169. A rare celadon stoneware water dropper, Goryeo dynasty (12th century); 3 1/2 in. (8.9 cm.) high. Price realised USD 40,320 (Estimate USD 10,000 – USD 15,000). © Christie’s Images Ltd 2023”
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“Vessel state to the Qing,”
Yeah time to wrap up the analysis… 💀
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it’s actually wild how none of the kpop stans realize this entire this thing wasn’t conducted by normal cnets, but literal Han nationalists…
Knets react to Chinese netizen wanting KPOP to be labelled Asianpop
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There it is…
They’re allowed to restore whatever they want from the Ming… yet we can’t even wear things beyond these TWO forms only.
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They look like little jellybeans with hats…
조선 후기 군복 아니면 그냥 한복 색조합이 고민될때 보면 되는 그림
<제신시열도> 1760
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This is also pretty intresting… the sleeves are very long…
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HOLD UP WAS THIS NOT THE SANE STYLE NATIONALISTS WERE CALLING STOLEN?
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bubbles: holding kadomatsu (門松), 🇯🇵
bugs: wearing Hanbok, 🇰🇷
Anais: wearing an Aoidai, 🇻🇳
Richard and forget her name: Tang suit, and Qipao, 🇨🇳
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@snowairflower
@chibeoooo
Yet not strong enough to persist in resistance against the rapid Manchurianization of menswear in the Qing? Or the hair law?
Don’t be jealous of Korea for maintaining A unbroken chain and additionally the influence of the Ming, it makes you ethonationlists seem bitter.
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Hold up, firstly.
1. She’s wearing a historical accurate gache…
2. Looped hairstyles like the painting appear in court paintings in Joseon.
3. Round neck worn by women has been excavated including irc wonsam… 🤨religious figures in Joseon art throughout are drawn with —
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“What does the history of Joseon have to do with Koreans?”
I hope this is a mistranslation…
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