What is the Difference between Hanfu and Qipao?

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ilov_kenny 663 cr points Send Message: 23 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/30/09 i am wondering which what is the different between chinese tradisional clothes..hanfu and qi pao. It seems like both are chinese tradisional clothing.
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	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/30/09 major different is the style...hanfu and qi pao doesnt really look alike.
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momo9001 374 cr points Send Message: 25 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/1/09 yup...that is the vast different
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dodolook9 572 cr points Send Message: 24 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/2/09 qi pao hanfu
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	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/7/09 whoa...i like both..!
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mummypooko 397 cr points Send Message: 24 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/8/09, edited 11/26/09 both are lovely hanfu
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legolas133 5550 cr points Send Message: 19 / F / underwater :D Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/11/09 they're from different tiem periods Qi Pao is a lot more recent than the Han Fu there is also a mass difference between the looks and the style, I'm sure you can see that in the pictures above
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white_snoopy80 190 cr points Send Message: 24 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/12/09 legolas133 wrote: they're from different tiem periods Qi Pao is a lot more recent than the Han Fu there is also a mass difference between the looks and the style, I'm sure you can see that in the pictures above is hanfu the original clothing of han chinese? becourse i heard that qi pao is manchu's
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	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/15/09 Some useful hints Hanfu - Han Dynasty, Han People, Language: Chinese (Cantonese is a dialect, does not count) Qi Pao - Qing Dynasty, Manchu or Manchurian People, Language: Chinese/Manchu
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mummypooko 397 cr points Send Message: 24 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/17/09 DrifterZ0 wrote: Some useful hints Hanfu - Han Dynasty, Han People, Language: Chinese (Cantonese is a dialect, does not count) Qi Pao - Qing Dynasty, Manchu or Manchurian People, Language: Chinese/Manchu ohh i seee....so is manchu chinese also?
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	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/17/09 mummypooko wrote: DrifterZ0 wrote: Some useful hints Hanfu - Han Dynasty, Han People, Language: Chinese (Cantonese is a dialect, does not count) Qi Pao - Qing Dynasty, Manchu or Manchurian People, Language: Chinese, Manchu ohh i seee....so is manchu chinese also? I duno much for sure since I don't study chinese. But... Manchu people is part of China that time so they could be considered as Chinese. If you are referring to language. China is a vast land with many diverse cultures, tribes and even dialects or even languages. Manchus too seemed to have their own language aside from the Han Chinese or etc. So I think it "could" be considered as Chinese.
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mummypooko 397 cr points Send Message: 24 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 10/17/09 DrifterZ0 wrote: mummypooko wrote: DrifterZ0 wrote: Some useful hints Hanfu - Han Dynasty, Han People, Language: Chinese (Cantonese is a dialect, does not count) Qi Pao - Qing Dynasty, Manchu or Manchurian People, Language: Chinese, Manchu ohh i seee....so is manchu chinese also? I duno much for sure since I don't study chinese. But... Manchu people is part of China that time so they could be considered as Chinese. If you are referring to language. China is a vast land with many diverse cultures, tribes and even dialects or even languages. Manchus too seemed to have their own language aside from the Han Chinese or etc. So I think it "could" be considered as Chinese. O.o thx for explaining....i was so confused...
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seraphimlov 407 cr points Send Message: 22 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 11/14/09 i guess hanfu change from dynasty to dynasty.
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Yomikoooo 496 cr points Send Message: 113 / M / nowhere Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 11/16/09 oh..Qipao is 1900's dress style..but Hanfu is Han Dynasty dress style. thats about 2 thousand years ago. thats very old dress style
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tanhql 48 cr points Send Message: 23 / M / Singapore Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 11/18/09 East Asia Traditional Clothes - Korean Hanbok, Chinese Hanfu, Japanese Kimono An album with pictures of authentic hanfu: http://photobucket.com/hanfu
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