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peekofhistory · 3 days ago
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Hii! I love your blog and especially the artwork you make for the explanation of the various types of clothing. I was wondering, seeing your last Tang dynasty posts - for the patterns on clothing, do you use your personal made brushes and would you be willing to share? If not, that's perfectly fine! I just found them really nice ^^
Hi!! :D
I found the patterns on Red Note (Chinese app) and enlarged them ^-^ I'll post them here, along with the original sources:
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Sources: User: 服饰文化资料库 【古代服饰|敦煌盛唐时期世俗人物服饰图案】
User: 视觉控 【《捣练图》服饰纹样】
User: 東方美學|藝術静静 【不得不跟唐朝美女学的穿搭!唐代花纹图样】
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giant-bear-cat · 1 year ago
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Hehua and her apples.
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asiaphotostudio · 3 months ago
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Shanghai, 2000 Shanghai, China. 中国 上海市 Photography by Michitaka Kurata
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safije · 1 year ago
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China
© Marilyn Mugot
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takaki2 · 6 months ago
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先日の中国の領空侵犯した情報収集機Y-9
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これは台湾侵攻に先立って邪魔になる日米のレーダーや艦艇、軍事施設を観測したものです。
つまりはこうです↓
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データを持ち帰りましたので分析して攻撃に使用します
つまりはこうです↓
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台湾侵攻の邪魔になる施設や艦艇の破壊の準備を進めてるみたいです
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yuki-kawatsu · 7 months ago
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"お知らせ"
2024/7/19~22
中国・広州で開催される「FIREFLY ACG FESTIVAL」
イベント内の "VISONS特展"にイラストを 展示させて
頂ける事になりました☆
是非宜しくお願いします
☆请一定来玩☆
7/19~7/22 广州保利世贸博览馆
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yongzs1218 · 1 month ago
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在冬季,中日友好醫院南園之池水已被抽盡。
冬には、中日友好病院の南園の池の水は全部抜かれた。
In winter, all the water was drained from the pond in the south garden of the China-Japan Friendship Hospital.
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ac-screenshot-archive · 5 months ago
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Ming dynasty hanfu - aoqun
(ignore the shoji I don't have much Chinese stuff ok. Imagine she's an ambassador or whatever)
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(^^^^^ not the hanfu I was inspired by, just an example, but I changed the design enough anyway so it doesn't matter)
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anamericaninhuaibei · 2 years ago
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汉服硬核版。
A pretty hardcore Hanfu store.
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thisnoah · 6 months ago
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Wasian (🇮🇹+🇨🇳) Miku
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peekofhistory · 11 hours ago
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I couldn't find any photos of anyone having made a replica of this style of the wide-sleeve Ruqun with the upward flipped shoulder vest T_T
It kind of baffles me that this style of large sleeves actually phased out during the Tang Dynasty (although made a reappearance in another form later on). This period was so luxurious and extravagant, I would've thought they would love these giant sleeves. But then again, after something's been in fashion for a while people get tired of it and something new becomes popular.
I love the mural of the dancing women (pic 2, top left), the hair, the sleeves, the giant pants, xDD
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giant-bear-cat · 7 months ago
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Giant pandas have grown in the rice fields! In Chengdu, Sichuan province, colorful rice plants have been cultivated into patterns of giant pandas.
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asiaphotostudio · 7 months ago
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Nanning, 2000 Nanning, Guangxi, China. 中国 広西 南寧市 Photography by Michitaka Kurata
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safije · 9 months ago
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To the Wonder 我的阿勒泰 (2024)
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tomorrowusa · 1 month ago
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Those cheap clothes at Shein have a big price tag which few consumers are able to see.
This is the sound of Panyu, the neighbourhood known as the "Shein village", a warren of factories that power the world's largest fast fashion retailer. "If there are 31 days in a month, I will work 31 days," one worker told the BBC. Most said they only have one day off a month. The BBC spent several days here: we visited 10 factories, spoke to four owners and more than 20 workers. We also spent time at labour markets and textile suppliers. We found that the beating heart of this empire is a workforce sitting behind sewing machines for around 75 hours a week in contravention of Chinese labour laws. [ ... ] But even past 22:00, the sewing machines - and the people hunched over them - don't stop as more fabric arrives, in trucks so full that bolts of colour sometimes tumble onto the factory floor. "We usually work, 10, 11 or 12 hours a day," says a 49-year-old woman from Jiangxi unwilling to give her name. "On Sundays we work around three hours less." She is in an alleyway, where a dozen people are huddled around a row of bulletin boards. They are reading the job ads on the board, while examining the stitching on a pair of chinos draped over it. [ ... ] The migrant worker from Jiangxi is looking for a short-term contract - and the chinos are an option. "We earn so little. The cost of living is now so high," she says, adding that she hopes to make enough to send back to her two children who are living with their grandparents. "We get paid per piece," she explains. "It depends how difficult the item is. Something simple like a t-shirt is one-two yuan [less than a dollar] per piece and I can make around a dozen in an hour."
Let's do a little math. One Chinese Yuan = 13.81 US cents (or $0.1381) as of Monday. So if the migrant worker from Jiangxi earns CN¥ 2.00 per t-shirt (US$0.2762) and does a dozen in one hour, she is effectively earning US$3.31 per hour. For comparison, the US minimum wage was US$3.35 per hour in between 01 January 1981 and 01 April 1990.
The working hours at Shein factories are as miserable as the pay. A "standard" working day is 14 hours.
Standard working hours appear to be from 08:00 to well past 22:00, the BBC found. This is consistent with a report from the Swiss advocacy group Public Eye, which was based on interviews with 13 textile workers at factories producing clothes for Shein. They found that a number of staff were working excessive overtime. It noted the basic wage without overtime was 2,400 yuan (£265; $327) - below the 6,512 yuan the Asia Floor Wage Alliance says is needed for a "living wage". But the workers we spoke to managed to earn anywhere between 4,000 and 10,000 yuan a month. "These hours are not unusual, but it's clear that it's illegal and it violates basic human rights," said David Hachfield from the group. "It's an extreme form of exploitation and this needs to be visible." The average working week should not exceed 44 hours, according to Chinese labour laws, which also state that employers should ensure workers have at least one rest day a week.
There are other issues mentioned in the article such as the sourcing of cotton from Xinjiang where the Chinese Communist Party is committing genocide against the Uighur people.
Don't buy clothing made in sweatshops from ANY country. In the US it was sweatshop conditions at clothing manufacturers which were one of the spurs for the growth of labor unions in the early 20th century.
I would add that "fast fashion" is generally wasteful and bad for the environment. Buy clothes which are not likely to quickly become unfashionable and those which are sturdy enough to last for a while.
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takaki2 · 24 days ago
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「読める!?読めるぞッ!」中国人と日本人が最小限の学習で意思疎通できる画期的言語『日中ングリッシュ』
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