Japans and korean culture(example:hanbok,kimono) have theyr origin/roots in the han chinese culture (example:hanfu) they are quasi chinese (sinosphere) but different in their way (changed) china has influenced japan and korea in the old days (tang = japan, ming = korea) therefore the japanese and korean culture has a lot in common with china (of course there are differences or was only inspired by the chinese) where these three cultures / great countries there is a connection like china = mother japan = son korea = 2 son. of course there are Rare incidents where japan and korea once gave china things like for example new Kanji/hanzi characktere or the ming hanfu which influenced hanbok but was also influenced by Mongolian dress which was influenced by korean dress and which was influenced from song dress here is information on the influence of china on korea and japan (for example here mingfu = hanbok, tang / hanfu = kimono) :) vietnam was a colony of china and also used chinese characters. Before aodai they had traditional clothes which looked like mingfu and won against yuan dynasty and vietnam has influenced a lot from china like moon cake tradition houses clothes .... And have won against china once. even france, america couldn't win against vietnam and vietnam is the oldest of the three countries vietnam korea japan Influence of japan :en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Japanese_culture ruclips.net/video/OOn0XSXKVgg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/mricKEgqNa0/видео.html ruclips.net/video/hYEnH7aaE7I/видео.html Influence of korea : coat skirt refers to the underskirt with the top outside the skirt. It was seen in China during the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties at the latest and spread to Goguryeo and Japan's Asuka era. In the Sui Dynasty in China, during the Nara period in Japan, and after the unification of Silla in Korea, many women seldom appeared in the Song Dynasty. Many women wore short skirts directly outside the tube chest. The weather in the south was relatively hot and humid. The way to wear is actually a dress. The weather in the north is colder, so Han women put their collars and skirts outside their skirts. This way of dressing has been through the Yuan Dynasty and influenced Korean women's clothing. In the Ming Dynasty, it became the basic style of women's clothing. The vassal state Korea also developed its own national characteristics based on the jacket skirts of the Ming Dynasty, and evolved into the Korean-style jacket skirt (tot 11721) common in modern Hanbok. Jacket skirts also spread to the Ryukyu Kingdom, another vassal country, and are a kind of clothing for local women. www.quora.com/Which-comes-first-Hanbok-of-Joseon-or-Aoqun-of-Ming kknews.cc/culture/kmebvr.html?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=3568d31171f5229e85f3d7da7f42ca33036d09ee-1574886643-0-ARB8haT7l3vZu1LpTzEWdk8s9hd8jhYo6ZZByDIh7GpOaAxE_YW-u15Jj4psFQ6uJjJH7skGq3705-Dge9DOsllpI11Wg5ooTE_mEFYVhLrLf45dKZ1pWQOKe14EMkiK-1NY3fwGevWTZkX8El3kmd6FkBeMgnNE6Rj9vDHkWtmNte0UmXkba-3u327GLl5nexJUnh6WTyPVqEZxG-eN5kH6H580AK7XJHuqwJ4aao4tdbIQz8bR-3Dpzixst_B7ATSjtosyQvSpXmhSINxNbuU historum.com/threads/the-origin-of-the-korean-traditional-dress.62262/ ruclips.net/video/9r3zWOybXac/видео.html en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Korean_culture ruclips.net/video/30zM--IQ608/видео.html ruclips.net/channel/UCAD5Wm5zJ6GbyXPdcnxt_AA ruclips.net/video/Wd6Z2ZOzbOY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/pnxlWmKurtU/видео.html ruclips.net/video/J2sDfkpHMiA/видео.html (This link shows that the old korean flag has chinese characters which means that korea is a colune of china was) stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20130722/21/yamatogusa/30/72/j/o0200018112619130681.jpg?caw=800 Information about japan (i only had one link about japan thats why) Japanese Emperor wearing Chinese clothes in the cottage----kimono (Wu suit) Japanese text---Chinese characters. It was said by Japan that the three major national skills are sumo----in the Qin and Han dynasties in China, there was a call for the Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty was introduced to Japan. The Japanese Book of the Japanese, edited at the beginning of the eighth century in Japan, has been recorded. Japanese tea ceremony - Japan did not have tea at all. Shanzhai Tang Dynasty decoction method. According to the "Nichiji Shintokiji" recorded in 805 AD, the most from Japan, returning to Japan, returned to the tea seed, planted next to the Riji Shrine. The administration of Japan--"the Governor" is the name of the Han people of the Song Dynasty. The xx road is the geographical division of the Tang Dynasty, and the xx county is the division of the Qin and Han regions. Japan called the man "Jun" and the woman called "Ji"---the name of the cottage in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Warring States Period. Japanese National Bird---Zhu Xi (China) Japanese National Flower---Sakura (China) Japan's "and paper" --- paper. Needless to say Japanese kimono---Chinese Wu suit. Japanese architecture and wooden houses - the mountains of Chinese architecture Someone introduced the relationship between Chinese Hanfu and Japanese kimono, so I just want to make some additions. Here are some cultural relics of ancient Chinese Hanfus , and some modern Japanese kimonos, You could compare their similarities. Before the Qing/Ching Dynasty, Han Chinese culture was continuously exported to Japan. Japan has too many things to imitate or be influenced by Ancient Han Chinese. For example, Clothes & Accessories, Textile, Embroidery，traditional patterns, hairstyle, written words, literature, calligraphy, painting, Architecture, garden art, tea culture , Flower Arrangement, cense art, Bonsai, porcelain, lacquer Ware, traditional festival, traditional custom, Myth, The game of go , music, musical Instruments, Zen, Religion, Philosophy, the helmet and armor, Samurai sword, Round Umbrellas, chopsticks, soy sauce, many food such as Ramen, Tofu, Wagashi, Matcha …and so on. 1. According to historical records, Han Chinese culture had an impact on Japanese culture, including clothing, at the latest in the Yayoi Period. However, because there were few Japanese cultural relics in this period and there were few exact clothing relics, the clothing styles at this time were only speculated based on historical records. But these historical records are either from Chinese historical books or the earliest Japanese historical book "Ancient Stories" written in the 8th century. So it can only serve as a reference. 2. In the (538-710AD), Japan began to appear formal history books, clothing style began to be textual research, but because there are no pictures, there are still places can not be textual research. 3. In (710-784AD), Japan introduced Chinese culture vigorously. The Japanese clothes of this period almost completely imitated the Chinese Hanfus of that time. Here is the restoration of Japanese Nara Period clothes, it was imitation of the Tang Dynasty clothing. And here is the restoration of Chinese Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty . You could compare them. They basically make no difference. About the Jūnihitoe (十二単) The jūnihitoe (十二単) is a set of formal and highly complex kimono garments worn only by court-ladies in Japan. It was also derived from the Chinese hanfu of the Tang Dynasty. The term jūnihitoe is the common name rather than the formal name for the set of clothing and accouterments that are worn together. The formal name for the jūnihitoe is itsutsuginu-karaginu-mo (五衣唐衣裳). The karaginu-mo is “唐衣裳”. “唐” it means the Tang (唐) Dynasty, “衣裳” is the name of a type of the Han Chinese clothing. Here is the painting in the late Tang Dynasty (836~907A.D.), from the British Museum. This type of Hanfu is called “裙襦大袖”. “裙襦” is also called “襦裙”, it is a form of “衣裳” (衣裳制). From the naming of clothes, we can see intuitively the connection between the Japanese Jūnihitoe and this type of Chinese Hanfu. And we could compare it with the Japanese Empress wearing a jūnihitoe (left). The Japanese Jūnihitoe (十二単) looks like very similar to this type of Chinese Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty . 4. In the early years of the Heian period, Japanese officials were still keen on Han Chinese culture. In the late Heian period, Japanese officials interrupted their exchanges with Chinese officials. However, due to the development of maritime transportation, Japanese folk introduced Chinese culture in large quantities. Many Japanese cultures imitate or are influenced by the Chinese culture of the Song and Ming Dynasties. For example, bonsai was introduced from China to Japan in the 14th century. Many of Japan's traditional fabrics, patterns and designs imitate China in this period. Finally, Here are the comparison between Chinese Hanfus and Japanese Kimonos. And the last link about hanfu the father of hanbok and kimono ruclips.net/video/9r3zWOybXac/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Bn1RSqYyPQM/видео.html
Japans and korean culture(example:hanbok,kimono) have theyr origin/roots in the han chinese culture (example:hanfu) they are quasi chinese (sinosphere) but different in their way (changed) china has influenced japan and korea in the old days (tang = japan, ming = korea) therefore the japanese and korean culture has a lot in common with china (of course there are differences or was only inspired by the chinese) where these three cultures / great countries there is a connection like china = mother japan = son korea = 2 son. of course there are Rare incidents where japan and korea once gave china things like for example new Kanji/hanzi characktere or the ming hanfu which influenced hanbok but was also influenced by Mongolian dress which was influenced by korean dress and which was influenced from song dress here is information on the influence of china on korea and japan (for example here mingfu = hanbok, tang / hanfu = kimono) :) vietnam was a colony of china and also used chinese characters. Before aodai they had traditional clothes which looked like mingfu and won against yuan dynasty and vietnam has influenced a lot from china like moon cake tradition houses clothes .... And have won against china once. even france, america couldn't win against vietnam and vietnam is the oldest of the three countries vietnam korea japan Influence of japan :en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Japanese_culture ruclips.net/video/OOn0XSXKVgg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/mricKEgqNa0/видео.html ruclips.net/video/hYEnH7aaE7I/видео.html Influence of korea : coat skirt refers to the underskirt with the top outside the skirt. It was seen in China during the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties at the latest and spread to Goguryeo and Japan's Asuka era. In the Sui Dynasty in China, during the Nara period in Japan, and after the unification of Silla in Korea, many women seldom appeared in the Song Dynasty. Many women wore short skirts directly outside the tube chest. The weather in the south was relatively hot and humid. The way to wear is actually a dress. The weather in the north is colder, so Han women put their collars and skirts outside their skirts. This way of dressing has been through the Yuan Dynasty and influenced Korean women's clothing. In the Ming Dynasty, it became the basic style of women's clothing. The vassal state Korea also developed its own national characteristics based on the jacket skirts of the Ming Dynasty, and evolved into the Korean-style jacket skirt (tot 11721) common in modern Hanbok. Jacket skirts also spread to the Ryukyu Kingdom, another vassal country, and are a kind of clothing for local women. www.quora.com/Which-comes-first-Hanbok-of-Joseon-or-Aoqun-of-Ming kknews.cc/culture/kmebvr.html?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=3568d31171f5229e85f3d7da7f42ca33036d09ee-1574886643-0-ARB8haT7l3vZu1LpTzEWdk8s9hd8jhYo6ZZByDIh7GpOaAxE_YW-u15Jj4psFQ6uJjJH7skGq3705-Dge9DOsllpI11Wg5ooTE_mEFYVhLrLf45dKZ1pWQOKe14EMkiK-1NY3fwGevWTZkX8El3kmd6FkBeMgnNE6Rj9vDHkWtmNte0UmXkba-3u327GLl5nexJUnh6WTyPVqEZxG-eN5kH6H580AK7XJHuqwJ4aao4tdbIQz8bR-3Dpzixst_B7ATSjtosyQvSpXmhSINxNbuU historum.com/threads/the-origin-of-the-korean-traditional-dress.62262/ ruclips.net/video/9r3zWOybXac/видео.html en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Korean_culture ruclips.net/video/30zM--IQ608/видео.html ruclips.net/channel/UCAD5Wm5zJ6GbyXPdcnxt_AA ruclips.net/video/Wd6Z2ZOzbOY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/pnxlWmKurtU/видео.html ruclips.net/video/J2sDfkpHMiA/видео.html (This link shows that the old korean flag has chinese characters which means that korea is a colune of china was) stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20130722/21/yamatogusa/30/72/j/o0200018112619130681.jpg?caw=800 Information about japan (i only had one link about japan thats why) Japanese Emperor wearing Chinese clothes in the cottage----kimono (Wu suit) Japanese text---Chinese characters. It was said by Japan that the three major national skills are sumo----in the Qin and Han dynasties in China, there was a call for the Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty was introduced to Japan. The Japanese Book of the Japanese, edited at the beginning of the eighth century in Japan, has been recorded. Japanese tea ceremony - Japan did not have tea at all. Shanzhai Tang Dynasty decoction method. According to the "Nichiji Shintokiji" recorded in 805 AD, the most from Japan, returning to Japan, returned to the tea seed, planted next to the Riji Shrine. The administration of Japan--"the Governor" is the name of the Han people of the Song Dynasty. The xx road is the geographical division of the Tang Dynasty, and the xx county is the division of the Qin and Han regions. Japan called the man "Jun" and the woman called "Ji"---the name of the cottage in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Warring States Period. Japanese National Bird---Zhu Xi (China) Japanese National Flower---Sakura (China) Japan's "and paper" --- paper. Needless to say Japanese kimono---Chinese Wu suit. Japanese architecture and wooden houses - the mountains of Chinese architecture Someone introduced the relationship between Chinese Hanfu and Japanese kimono, so I just want to make some additions. Here are some cultural relics of ancient Chinese Hanfus , and some modern Japanese kimonos, You could compare their similarities. Before the Qing/Ching Dynasty, Han Chinese culture was continuously exported to Japan. Japan has too many things to imitate or be influenced by Ancient Han Chinese. For example, Clothes & Accessories, Textile, Embroidery，traditional patterns, hairstyle, written words, literature, calligraphy, painting, Architecture, garden art, tea culture , Flower Arrangement, cense art, Bonsai, porcelain, lacquer Ware, traditional festival, traditional custom, Myth, The game of go , music, musical Instruments, Zen, Religion, Philosophy, the helmet and armor, Samurai sword, Round Umbrellas, chopsticks, soy sauce, many food such as Ramen, Tofu, Wagashi, Matcha …and so on. 1. According to historical records, Han Chinese culture had an impact on Japanese culture, including clothing, at the latest in the Yayoi Period. However, because there were few Japanese cultural relics in this period and there were few exact clothing relics, the clothing styles at this time were only speculated based on historical records. But these historical records are either from Chinese historical books or the earliest Japanese historical book "Ancient Stories" written in the 8th century. So it can only serve as a reference. 2. In the (538-710AD), Japan began to appear formal history books, clothing style began to be textual research, but because there are no pictures, there are still places can not be textual research. 3. In (710-784AD), Japan introduced Chinese culture vigorously. The Japanese clothes of this period almost completely imitated the Chinese Hanfus of that time. Here is the restoration of Japanese Nara Period clothes, it was imitation of the Tang Dynasty clothing. And here is the restoration of Chinese Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty . You could compare them. They basically make no difference. About the Jūnihitoe (十二単) The jūnihitoe (十二単) is a set of formal and highly complex kimono garments worn only by court-ladies in Japan. It was also derived from the Chinese hanfu of the Tang Dynasty. The term jūnihitoe is the common name rather than the formal name for the set of clothing and accouterments that are worn together. The formal name for the jūnihitoe is itsutsuginu-karaginu-mo (五衣唐衣裳). The karaginu-mo is “唐衣裳”. “唐” it means the Tang (唐) Dynasty, “衣裳” is the name of a type of the Han Chinese clothing. Here is the painting in the late Tang Dynasty (836~907A.D.), from the British Museum. This type of Hanfu is called “裙襦大袖”. “裙襦” is also called “襦裙”, it is a form of “衣裳” (衣裳制). From the naming of clothes, we can see intuitively the connection between the Japanese Jūnihitoe and this type of Chinese Hanfu. And we could compare it with the Japanese Empress wearing a jūnihitoe (left). The Japanese Jūnihitoe (十二単) looks like very similar to this type of Chinese Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty . 4. In the early years of the Heian period, Japanese officials were still keen on Han Chinese culture. In the late Heian period, Japanese officials interrupted their exchanges with Chinese officials. However, due to the development of maritime transportation, Japanese folk introduced Chinese culture in large quantities. Many Japanese cultures imitate or are influenced by the Chinese culture of the Song and Ming Dynasties. For example, bonsai was introduced from China to Japan in the 14th century. Many of Japan's traditional fabrics, patterns and designs imitate China in this period. Finally, Here are the comparison between Chinese Hanfus and Japanese Kimonos. And the last link about hanfu the father of hanbok and kimono ruclips.net/video/9r3zWOybXac/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Bn1RSqYyPQM/видео.html
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《大明風華》，是一部2019年中國大陸古裝電視劇，改編自蓮靜竹衣的小說《六朝紀事》，由張挺執導，湯唯、朱亞文、鄧家佳、喬振宇、吳越、梁冠華領銜主演，張藝興、俞灝明、王學圻友情出演的古裝劇。 本劇於2017年12月18日在無錫開機。講述了明朝初年，國家開創盛世，孫若微歷經五帝六朝的故事。
虎為百獸尊，誰敢觸其怒，唯有親子情，一步一回顧。
砍他! 砍啊!
一刀砍下去,老二的頭就掉了
二叔腦袋滿地滾、大家伙不就踏實了嗎？😂
說得對呀大侄子''''''二叔😂
現在日本で放映されてます。
90才の母と見ています。
風格のある役者さんばかりで、演技に引き込まれます。母もこのドラマを見るとは、体を起こし真剣に見ています😄
この曲も重厚感のある曲で大好きです。日本で生のオーケストラで聴いてみたいものです。
お気になって、よかったですね！最近、《山河明月》という明代についてのドラマが上映されてます！！
China history is very good
感覺比甜寵劇和狗血劇好看多了，可能我喜歡看歷史吧，很有內涵和風骨的古裝劇，還不錯看
喜欢历史的不是最接受不了魔改么……这剧情和历史偏离太多了吧😂
這部戲真的很好看,上個月從影音平台一口氣追完整部,還意猶未盡呢！ 讓我又哭又笑......很感動;各首曲也都好聽,這曲中間的合奏簡直讓我起雞皮疙瘩......太完美了吧！
推薦大家觀賞的好劇。
感动不已！美不胜收！回味无穷！
真的
大明风华是近几年拍得最有意境，最有内涵和风骨的古装剧，配乐也十分经典
对，起码胡子对了
同意你的意见，的确是
汤唯是个败笔
配樂搭配劇情真的讓該劇呈現滂礡非凡的戲劇張力
十二分同意
虎為百獸尊，誰敢觸其怒！唯有親子情，一步一回顧！配這首眼淚奔流而下啦
其實啊，我認為這齣戲沒有一定的什麼男主角啊、女主角啊、配角…… 每個角色都有自己的人生故事，這是編劇最厲害的地方，把皇宮的每一個人寫的淋漓盡致。這有別那些情情愛愛的宮廷劇，我推薦大家可以去看看「大明風華」！！
不!其實這部戲孫若微就是女主角
男主角是朱瞻基
因為這部戲就是以孫若微的角度來寫的
描寫了孫皇后經歷的一生
包含了很多的歷史事件
而明朝的皇帝從永樂到天順
都是以朱瞻基作為核心來撰寫的
這部戲實際上是有主角存在的
看過了便知道
朱瞻基薨了之後，整齣劇就明顯掉線，有點虎頭蛇尾，可惜了⋯
宣宗駕崩這戲就差不多了，後面真的弱掉了.......後面是敗家子傳，超難看的........
@@華大-x1t我觉得从仁宗下线，后面就只有朱高煦演技在线了……汉王下线就彻底看不下去了😂
@@華大-x1t 沒辦法，誰喜歡看每況愈下的衰老狀態...前面雖然也是很多狀況，但是至少像小孩一樣有一直往上爬的朝氣感，朱瞻基駕崩後遇上土木堡之變整部劇的畫風簡直像一個人得大病快死一樣，一直到奪門之變的蒼涼感，千防萬防還是讓姚廣孝的讖語成真了...朱家子孫真的人人手上沾血，么壽短命，仇殺無盡，一開始叔姪相爭到下一代沒有停，還進一步到兄弟相爭，誰都想要另一個死，如果從孫若微的角度看，可以充分體會到從旁觀者到當事人的感覺，皇家之間真的無親情...結局的淒涼我想才是編劇想表達的部分，但是太苦了讓人很難接受...
這部戲的每一位角色 都是有深度
“大明風華” 相信是數年內傑出電視劇。
除了湯唯
現在大陸歷史劇的美術都做得很漂亮質感很好~讚！
大陆的古装剧做得好，一是因为资金，而是因为政策，三是因为观众要求高不得不做好。
沈醉了
哪像台八劇 每齣回家都不換拖鞋的
@@独行者-u6l 對！但希望繼續努力加油更上層樓，將中華民族文化表演藝術推至更高境界，讓後世子孫記憶推崇我們這一代人的盛世風華。這是當今臺海港澳表演藝術文化工作者的偉大使命。
現代劇審查厲害，沒辦法，古裝劇限制少
明朝是审美巅峰，艳而不俗
氣勢磅礡又帶柔情似水的一部交響曲
絕了
真的好聽，劇也好看，劇中帶點遺憾卻又像中毒似的，一遍又一遍重看了
裏面音樂都配水準很高！太子射箭騎馬、吹笛子、三兄弟
初心此曲真是令听者很感动及激情
于谦的气节令人敬佩。
这是我看过这样多古装的戏里面是最好看得戏…😭😭
超好看，最近才接觸了這部神作
看到若薇守孝情景.....害我大哭，也喜歡上這首音樂
音樂好,歌好聽, 剧集也好看！
俞灏明的演技也太强了 第一次看的时候完全没认出来是俞灏明
日月常在，故国永明
初心不煩從心繁，
本意不攔揚舟帆,
天下波濤那不翻，
力竭划槳舟不殘。
。。。好曲
一部劇的精粹，個人認為就是能讓觀眾能感覺，能體現到不同情感
這部劇有:親情，愛情，友情，權力附身，忠心，愛民之心。。。。。
不需一定要行帥哥美女轟烈青春之題大賣；戲份工夫選材得當，更重要
好看
這部看的不是戲，是人生
太喜歡每個角色扮演盡善盡美👍👍👍
看色戒這部電影，覺得湯唯不怎麼樣，看了這部大明風華，孫若薇怎麼這麼美。
太子和太子妃演的是真的好
朱棣驾崩那段的意境绝了，当时看完难过了好久
是的，朱棣灵魂带着铜带扣去看太子，最后夕阳下骑马离开，那一段每看都会流泪
@@cindyhe3452 哭了x2
眼淚在眼眶打轉
喜歡明朝
非常值得看的电视剧，比那些狗血偶像剧好看多了
就是，祸害别人女朋友的偶像剧，tm的最难看
只有大明风华和我看的其它戏剧不一样
還有《清平樂》👍
大明风华太好看了！好动听啊❤
Japans and korean culture(example:hanbok,kimono) have theyr origin/roots in the han chinese culture (example:hanfu) they are quasi chinese (sinosphere) but different in their way (changed)
china has influenced japan and korea in the old days (tang = japan, ming = korea) therefore the japanese and korean culture has a lot in common with china (of course there are differences or was only inspired by the chinese) where these three cultures / great countries there is a connection like china = mother japan = son korea = 2 son. of course there are Rare incidents where japan and korea once gave china things like for example new Kanji/hanzi characktere or the ming hanfu which influenced hanbok but was also influenced by Mongolian dress which was influenced by korean dress and which was influenced from song dress
here is information on the influence of china on korea and japan
(for example here mingfu = hanbok, tang / hanfu = kimono)
:)
vietnam was a colony of china and also used chinese characters. Before aodai they had traditional clothes which looked like mingfu and won against yuan dynasty and vietnam has influenced a lot from china like moon cake tradition houses clothes .... And have won against china once. even france, america couldn't win against vietnam and vietnam is the oldest of the three countries vietnam korea japan
Influence of japan :en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Japanese_culture
ruclips.net/video/OOn0XSXKVgg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/mricKEgqNa0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/hYEnH7aaE7I/видео.html
Influence of korea :
coat skirt refers to the underskirt with the top outside the skirt. It was seen in China during the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties at the latest and spread to Goguryeo and Japan's Asuka era. In the Sui Dynasty in China, during the Nara period in Japan, and after the unification of Silla in Korea, many women seldom appeared in the Song Dynasty. Many women wore short skirts directly outside the tube chest. The weather in the south was relatively hot and humid. The way to wear is actually a dress. The weather in the north is colder, so Han women put their collars and skirts outside their skirts. This way of dressing has been through the Yuan Dynasty and influenced Korean women's clothing. In the Ming Dynasty, it became the basic style of women's clothing. The vassal state Korea also developed its own national characteristics based on the jacket skirts of the Ming Dynasty, and evolved into the Korean-style jacket skirt (tot 11721) common in modern Hanbok. Jacket skirts also spread to the Ryukyu Kingdom, another vassal country, and are a kind of clothing for local women.
www.quora.com/Which-comes-first-Hanbok-of-Joseon-or-Aoqun-of-Ming
kknews.cc/culture/kmebvr.html?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=3568d31171f5229e85f3d7da7f42ca33036d09ee-1574886643-0-ARB8haT7l3vZu1LpTzEWdk8s9hd8jhYo6ZZByDIh7GpOaAxE_YW-u15Jj4psFQ6uJjJH7skGq3705-Dge9DOsllpI11Wg5ooTE_mEFYVhLrLf45dKZ1pWQOKe14EMkiK-1NY3fwGevWTZkX8El3kmd6FkBeMgnNE6Rj9vDHkWtmNte0UmXkba-3u327GLl5nexJUnh6WTyPVqEZxG-eN5kH6H580AK7XJHuqwJ4aao4tdbIQz8bR-3Dpzixst_B7ATSjtosyQvSpXmhSINxNbuU
historum.com/threads/the-origin-of-the-korean-traditional-dress.62262/
ruclips.net/video/9r3zWOybXac/видео.html
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Korean_culture
ruclips.net/video/30zM--IQ608/видео.html
ruclips.net/channel/UCAD5Wm5zJ6GbyXPdcnxt_AA
ruclips.net/video/Wd6Z2ZOzbOY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/pnxlWmKurtU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/J2sDfkpHMiA/видео.html
(This link shows that the old korean flag has chinese characters which means that korea is a colune of china was)
stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20130722/21/yamatogusa/30/72/j/o0200018112619130681.jpg?caw=800
Information about japan
(i only had one link about japan thats why)
Japanese Emperor wearing Chinese clothes in the cottage----kimono (Wu suit)
Japanese text---Chinese characters.
It was said by Japan that the three major national skills are sumo----in the Qin and Han dynasties in China, there was a call for the Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty was introduced to Japan.
The Japanese Book of the Japanese, edited at the beginning of the eighth century in Japan, has been recorded.
Japanese tea ceremony - Japan did not have tea at all. Shanzhai Tang Dynasty decoction method.
According to the "Nichiji Shintokiji" recorded in 805 AD, the most from Japan, returning to Japan, returned to the tea seed, planted next to the Riji Shrine.
The administration of Japan--"the Governor" is the name of the Han people of the Song Dynasty. The xx road is the geographical division of the Tang Dynasty, and the xx county is the division of the Qin and Han regions.
Japan called the man "Jun" and the woman called "Ji"---the name of the cottage in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Warring States Period.
Japanese National Bird---Zhu Xi (China)
Japanese National Flower---Sakura (China)
Japan's "and paper" --- paper. Needless to say
Japanese kimono---Chinese Wu suit.
Japanese architecture and wooden houses - the mountains of Chinese architecture
Someone introduced the relationship between Chinese Hanfu and Japanese kimono, so I just want to make some additions.
Here are some cultural relics of ancient Chinese Hanfus , and some modern Japanese kimonos, You could compare their similarities.
Before the Qing/Ching Dynasty, Han Chinese culture was continuously exported to Japan.
Japan has too many things to imitate or be influenced by Ancient Han Chinese.
For example,
Clothes & Accessories, Textile, Embroidery，traditional patterns, hairstyle, written words, literature, calligraphy, painting, Architecture, garden art, tea culture , Flower Arrangement, cense art, Bonsai, porcelain, lacquer Ware, traditional festival, traditional custom, Myth, The game of go , music, musical Instruments, Zen, Religion, Philosophy, the helmet and armor, Samurai sword, Round Umbrellas, chopsticks, soy sauce, many food such as Ramen, Tofu, Wagashi, Matcha …and so on.
1.
According to historical records, Han Chinese culture had an impact on Japanese culture, including clothing, at the latest in the Yayoi Period.
However, because there were few Japanese cultural relics in this period and there were few exact clothing relics, the clothing styles at this time were only speculated based on historical records.
But these historical records are either from Chinese historical books or the earliest Japanese historical book "Ancient Stories" written in the 8th century. So it can only serve as a reference.
2.
In the (538-710AD), Japan began to appear formal history books, clothing style began to be textual research, but because there are no pictures, there are still places can not be textual research.
3.
In (710-784AD), Japan introduced Chinese culture vigorously. The Japanese clothes of this period almost completely imitated the Chinese Hanfus of that time.
Here is the restoration of Japanese Nara Period clothes, it was imitation of the Tang Dynasty clothing.
And here is the restoration of Chinese Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty .
You could compare them. They basically make no difference.
About the Jūnihitoe (十二単)
The jūnihitoe (十二単) is a set of formal and highly complex kimono garments worn only by court-ladies in Japan. It was also derived from the Chinese hanfu of the Tang Dynasty.
The term jūnihitoe is the common name rather than the formal name for the set of clothing and accouterments that are worn together.
The formal name for the jūnihitoe is itsutsuginu-karaginu-mo (五衣唐衣裳). The karaginu-mo is “唐衣裳”. “唐” it means the Tang (唐) Dynasty, “衣裳” is the name of a type of the Han Chinese clothing.
Here is the painting in the late Tang Dynasty (836~907A.D.), from the British Museum.
This type of Hanfu is called “裙襦大袖”. “裙襦” is also called “襦裙”, it is a form of “衣裳” (衣裳制).
From the naming of clothes, we can see intuitively the connection between the Japanese Jūnihitoe and this type of Chinese Hanfu.
And we could compare it with the Japanese Empress wearing a jūnihitoe (left).
The Japanese Jūnihitoe (十二単) looks like very similar to this type of Chinese Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty .
4.
In the early years of the Heian period, Japanese officials were still keen on Han Chinese culture. In the late Heian period, Japanese officials interrupted their exchanges with Chinese officials.
However, due to the development of maritime transportation, Japanese folk introduced Chinese culture in large quantities.
Many Japanese cultures imitate or are influenced by the Chinese culture of the Song and Ming Dynasties. For example, bonsai was introduced from China to Japan in the 14th century.
Many of Japan's traditional fabrics, patterns and designs imitate China in this period.
Finally,
Here are the comparison between Chinese Hanfus and Japanese Kimonos.
And the last link about hanfu the father of hanbok and kimono
ruclips.net/video/9r3zWOybXac/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Bn1RSqYyPQM/видео.html
Woah.
Great information. Thank you👍🏻😊
非常喜欢这首曲子。
3:05 太好看了，每個角色都超級超級棒的，最後一集哭死我了
千錘萬鑿出深山，烈火焚燒若等閒；
粉身碎骨全不怕，要留清白在人間。
頭一次追完的一部國產古裝劇
汤唯 我永远的女神❤
中华威武 日月山河永在 中华民族永在
太喜欢了，很好听，感动。
雖然劇情不是正史故事，但是依然讓人感動與無奈
滄桑啊，皇位的爭鬥無休止，應了劇中姚廣孝那句仇殺無盡無期啊...無論朱棣做了多少防範，甚至連孫皇后這當事人當媽了都無法防範叔姪相爭、兄弟相殺的局面
好听，这部剧也很精彩！找这个片头曲很长时间了！☺️
I love Chinese culture, I want to study more history.
Japans and korean culture(example:hanbok,kimono) have theyr origin/roots in the han chinese culture (example:hanfu) they are quasi chinese (sinosphere) but different in their way (changed)
china has influenced japan and korea in the old days (tang = japan, ming = korea) therefore the japanese and korean culture has a lot in common with china (of course there are differences or was only inspired by the chinese) where these three cultures / great countries there is a connection like china = mother japan = son korea = 2 son. of course there are Rare incidents where japan and korea once gave china things like for example new Kanji/hanzi characktere or the ming hanfu which influenced hanbok but was also influenced by Mongolian dress which was influenced by korean dress and which was influenced from song dress
here is information on the influence of china on korea and japan
(for example here mingfu = hanbok, tang / hanfu = kimono)
:)
vietnam was a colony of china and also used chinese characters. Before aodai they had traditional clothes which looked like mingfu and won against yuan dynasty and vietnam has influenced a lot from china like moon cake tradition houses clothes .... And have won against china once. even france, america couldn't win against vietnam and vietnam is the oldest of the three countries vietnam korea japan
Influence of japan :en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Japanese_culture
ruclips.net/video/OOn0XSXKVgg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/mricKEgqNa0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/hYEnH7aaE7I/видео.html
Influence of korea :
coat skirt refers to the underskirt with the top outside the skirt. It was seen in China during the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties at the latest and spread to Goguryeo and Japan's Asuka era. In the Sui Dynasty in China, during the Nara period in Japan, and after the unification of Silla in Korea, many women seldom appeared in the Song Dynasty. Many women wore short skirts directly outside the tube chest. The weather in the south was relatively hot and humid. The way to wear is actually a dress. The weather in the north is colder, so Han women put their collars and skirts outside their skirts. This way of dressing has been through the Yuan Dynasty and influenced Korean women's clothing. In the Ming Dynasty, it became the basic style of women's clothing. The vassal state Korea also developed its own national characteristics based on the jacket skirts of the Ming Dynasty, and evolved into the Korean-style jacket skirt (tot 11721) common in modern Hanbok. Jacket skirts also spread to the Ryukyu Kingdom, another vassal country, and are a kind of clothing for local women.
www.quora.com/Which-comes-first-Hanbok-of-Joseon-or-Aoqun-of-Ming
kknews.cc/culture/kmebvr.html?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=3568d31171f5229e85f3d7da7f42ca33036d09ee-1574886643-0-ARB8haT7l3vZu1LpTzEWdk8s9hd8jhYo6ZZByDIh7GpOaAxE_YW-u15Jj4psFQ6uJjJH7skGq3705-Dge9DOsllpI11Wg5ooTE_mEFYVhLrLf45dKZ1pWQOKe14EMkiK-1NY3fwGevWTZkX8El3kmd6FkBeMgnNE6Rj9vDHkWtmNte0UmXkba-3u327GLl5nexJUnh6WTyPVqEZxG-eN5kH6H580AK7XJHuqwJ4aao4tdbIQz8bR-3Dpzixst_B7ATSjtosyQvSpXmhSINxNbuU
historum.com/threads/the-origin-of-the-korean-traditional-dress.62262/
ruclips.net/video/9r3zWOybXac/видео.html
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Korean_culture
ruclips.net/video/30zM--IQ608/видео.html
ruclips.net/channel/UCAD5Wm5zJ6GbyXPdcnxt_AA
ruclips.net/video/Wd6Z2ZOzbOY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/pnxlWmKurtU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/J2sDfkpHMiA/видео.html
(This link shows that the old korean flag has chinese characters which means that korea is a colune of china was)
stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20130722/21/yamatogusa/30/72/j/o0200018112619130681.jpg?caw=800
Information about japan
(i only had one link about japan thats why)
Japanese Emperor wearing Chinese clothes in the cottage----kimono (Wu suit)
Japanese text---Chinese characters.
It was said by Japan that the three major national skills are sumo----in the Qin and Han dynasties in China, there was a call for the Tang Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty was introduced to Japan.
The Japanese Book of the Japanese, edited at the beginning of the eighth century in Japan, has been recorded.
Japanese tea ceremony - Japan did not have tea at all. Shanzhai Tang Dynasty decoction method.
According to the "Nichiji Shintokiji" recorded in 805 AD, the most from Japan, returning to Japan, returned to the tea seed, planted next to the Riji Shrine.
The administration of Japan--"the Governor" is the name of the Han people of the Song Dynasty. The xx road is the geographical division of the Tang Dynasty, and the xx county is the division of the Qin and Han regions.
Japan called the man "Jun" and the woman called "Ji"---the name of the cottage in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Warring States Period.
Japanese National Bird---Zhu Xi (China)
Japanese National Flower---Sakura (China)
Japan's "and paper" --- paper. Needless to say
Japanese kimono---Chinese Wu suit.
Japanese architecture and wooden houses - the mountains of Chinese architecture
Someone introduced the relationship between Chinese Hanfu and Japanese kimono, so I just want to make some additions.
Here are some cultural relics of ancient Chinese Hanfus , and some modern Japanese kimonos, You could compare their similarities.
Before the Qing/Ching Dynasty, Han Chinese culture was continuously exported to Japan.
Japan has too many things to imitate or be influenced by Ancient Han Chinese.
For example,
Clothes & Accessories, Textile, Embroidery，traditional patterns, hairstyle, written words, literature, calligraphy, painting, Architecture, garden art, tea culture , Flower Arrangement, cense art, Bonsai, porcelain, lacquer Ware, traditional festival, traditional custom, Myth, The game of go , music, musical Instruments, Zen, Religion, Philosophy, the helmet and armor, Samurai sword, Round Umbrellas, chopsticks, soy sauce, many food such as Ramen, Tofu, Wagashi, Matcha …and so on.
1.
According to historical records, Han Chinese culture had an impact on Japanese culture, including clothing, at the latest in the Yayoi Period.
However, because there were few Japanese cultural relics in this period and there were few exact clothing relics, the clothing styles at this time were only speculated based on historical records.
But these historical records are either from Chinese historical books or the earliest Japanese historical book "Ancient Stories" written in the 8th century. So it can only serve as a reference.
2.
In the (538-710AD), Japan began to appear formal history books, clothing style began to be textual research, but because there are no pictures, there are still places can not be textual research.
3.
In (710-784AD), Japan introduced Chinese culture vigorously. The Japanese clothes of this period almost completely imitated the Chinese Hanfus of that time.
Here is the restoration of Japanese Nara Period clothes, it was imitation of the Tang Dynasty clothing.
And here is the restoration of Chinese Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty .
You could compare them. They basically make no difference.
About the Jūnihitoe (十二単)
The jūnihitoe (十二単) is a set of formal and highly complex kimono garments worn only by court-ladies in Japan. It was also derived from the Chinese hanfu of the Tang Dynasty.
The term jūnihitoe is the common name rather than the formal name for the set of clothing and accouterments that are worn together.
The formal name for the jūnihitoe is itsutsuginu-karaginu-mo (五衣唐衣裳). The karaginu-mo is “唐衣裳”. “唐” it means the Tang (唐) Dynasty, “衣裳” is the name of a type of the Han Chinese clothing.
Here is the painting in the late Tang Dynasty (836~907A.D.), from the British Museum.
This type of Hanfu is called “裙襦大袖”. “裙襦” is also called “襦裙”, it is a form of “衣裳” (衣裳制).
From the naming of clothes, we can see intuitively the connection between the Japanese Jūnihitoe and this type of Chinese Hanfu.
And we could compare it with the Japanese Empress wearing a jūnihitoe (left).
The Japanese Jūnihitoe (十二単) looks like very similar to this type of Chinese Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty .
4.
In the early years of the Heian period, Japanese officials were still keen on Han Chinese culture. In the late Heian period, Japanese officials interrupted their exchanges with Chinese officials.
However, due to the development of maritime transportation, Japanese folk introduced Chinese culture in large quantities.
Many Japanese cultures imitate or are influenced by the Chinese culture of the Song and Ming Dynasties. For example, bonsai was introduced from China to Japan in the 14th century.
Many of Japan's traditional fabrics, patterns and designs imitate China in this period.
Finally,
Here are the comparison between Chinese Hanfus and Japanese Kimonos.
And the last link about hanfu the father of hanbok and kimono
ruclips.net/video/9r3zWOybXac/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Bn1RSqYyPQM/видео.html
@@mr.cebuano2843 Thank you for the great resources, I will take a look!
china is the father of east Asia culture
這齣戲的每個人都很有自己的人物特色，演的很好 戲好看＆配樂和歌曲都好聽
何必說高低 樂有借鑒之
每個時代都有更迭
只有修飾的美好
目前俠之第六章 剛好配合
美好 千萬不要以己之心
評價樂之美
音樂不錯聽 比較喜歡樸妃冊封 調教禮儀時候那首曲兒
太好听了。旋律太美了
好好聽
棄我去者，昨日之日不可留。
亂我心者，今日之日多煩憂。
這部劇真的好看，我很喜歡朱棣 演得很棒
王老師把朱棣這個矛盾的皇帝演的非常好，一方面他是皇帝，需要殺伐果斷，冷冽無情，但他也同時是一個人，需要家庭的溫暖，因此他的表現常常互相矛盾，嘴巴常說都是孩子最愛了，結果防範措施一個接一個，把皇帝高處不勝寒的孤獨情境表現出來
万千心酸过往，一曲道尽；多少繁华寥落，终归消亡…
好好聽😂很磅礡
I love this video, thank you!!!
用明宣宗孫皇后的(虛構)經歷，由靖難之變講到奪門之變，感覺很有啟發性
很好解釋皇位的血腥和無情...
聽到最後有鬼片的感覺 😂😰 謝謝分享，很喜歡這配樂！
大明审美水平比清鞑子高太多了
金钱鼠尾+恶心的配色 清朝衣冠服饰不堪入目 不及皇明审美百分之一
话虽这么说，但如果能有一个皇帝像雍正那样，推行摊丁入亩，官绅一体纳赋当差，解决土地兼并带来的恶劣后果，那么明朝可以再续命200年
但中國人說「清」也是他們的歷史捏。
@@1032737 清是中国历史上一个不争气的朝代
@@1032737 那些是支那人说的，不是中国人说的。
太好听了
攝影師張黎真的是超級高手...
3:06🥰
为数不多的好听，而且原曲不是日本作曲家写的
音乐好庄重
請問這張長條桌布要去哪裡下載啊？想拿來當FB封面，太美了
這一套拍得真好
不錯
Amazing!
▼朱瞻基 對 若微 很好、很好......但 若微心裡裝的 終究是徐濱、是【宮外】自由自在的大千世界。
▼若微 很愛很愛妹妹 善祥，可嘆 善祥 善妒、多疑、迷戀權力，終究姊妹也離了心，臨死前才放下怨懟，憶起兒時畫面、含淚重修舊好。
▼若微 很愛很愛兒子 祈鎮，可惜 祈鎮 長大後 歷經挫折、成了霸主，卻與母親的 心意、品性 大相違背，終究也落得母子感情疏離、無法再共處。
▲若微 很辛苦、很孤單，很像我們的 現實人生～
想求得感情、人生圓滿，卻怎麼求、也求不滿 ，只能退而求其次，求得心中平靜，最終回歸天地。
总结得太好了，很到位。但是我依然觉得若微是爱瞻基的，她说过，夫妻同心，会守护他的江山，她做到了
Cindy HE
謝謝，追了好劇、入了迷XD，有一番自己的體悟🙏🏼
我也認為 若微 心裡是有 瞻基的，
只可惜 若微 真正嚮往的 平凡百姓、與世無爭 生活，瞻基 是真的給不了。
我想更想表現出她的無力...從小時候遇到的靖難之役、與丈夫一起經歷的漢王之亂到自己晚年兒子的奪門之變，每件事都有參與，結果連自己當太后時還是沒法阻止兄弟殘殺，最後還是要死一票人，她不管有沒有權力都無法阻止，真是淒涼啊😢😢😢
算是比較高質量的作品
Beautiful piece. Anyone knows where I can get this piece? Spotify?
i think
3:06
💗💗💗
朱瞻基真的很可惜真的是被他二叔三叔搞一個心病太嚴重😢
他们开战时非常有气势bgm很塔
Моя любовь ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
明軍威武
将军威武
@@tli1832 大明威武~
燃起来了操
日月山河同在
大秦不服，大汉也猛啊
English comment coming through.
B站UP主水煮辣椒123在做明末魂穿崇禎的那部歷史沙雕動畫
崇禎最後離世前也是用這個BGM帶過魂穿後崇禎的後半生，那是一個沒有滿清的大明，一個傲然立於世界之巔的大明
可惜穿越只能意淫不能實現
皇帝陛下、万歳、万歳、万々歳
想試試問，
知道係當中戰爭場面上的背景音樂嗎？
是有男低音和唱的
东归
曲子有点出埃及记的影子
美国大选 建文打永乐 真的要赢了吗？
这是什么乐器谈的？
這部劇最後的結局竟然會是孫太後跟一個男人跑了！
感覺這部戲是電影規格只是湯唯的髮型很有意思@
乌黑战甲好看
The emperor...
如果朱瞻基多活個20年搞不好明朝就不會那麼快衰敗了……真可惜一個好的漢人王朝，我非常討厭辮子頭朝代
不一定。明朝很多皇帝都是剛開始很勤政，之後就擺爛。可能是太久太煩的緣故。其實之後明神宗時還是能夠打敗後金那邊的人。是因為預到氣侯寒冷糧食欠收導致李自成等民變。我也討厭清朝，髮型很醜。
不錯，幾乎每人都有倦勤症，這是人的通病，剛開始絕對都有雄心壯志，時間久了，厭了、煩了、倦了、累了，之後就擺爛了。
仁宗，宣宗，孝宗，武宗他们都早早死了，不然大明历史改写
清朝跟明朝也有許多好皇帝，但我比較喜歡明朝，清朝的服飾、髮型都不好看
明朝总是出一些奇奇怪怪的皇帝，有爱当乞丐的有爱当木匠的也是绝了。我是觉得问题在于明朝太敬重嫡子了，立嫡立长不立贤
請問知道，有一場請各地使節的晚宴，皇帝出現的音樂是哪首嗎？
应该是这个，
ruclips.net/video/eZG2jeQXfog/видео.html
注意到明皇帝們的頭冠不是金絲製成的，但朱元璋則是金絲冠，為何？
因為金絲翼善冠死後才戴，如果說在劇中因為朱棣登基後經常發惡夢已駕崩的朱元璋回來，所以朱元璋配戴的正是金絲善翼冠。
因為朱高熾說 沒錢!沒錢♡沒錢~
沒了湯唯就是神劇了
這部戲跟三國演義一樣，前期主要角色都逝世後，後期就沒什麼可看的地方。
後期就看大明戰神-英宗這敗家子，搞垮大明三代盛世基業.......
这个大烂片还出口😂国产垃圾剧低于7分的导演应该去坐牢
复杂了，别人看不懂，反而认为是好片，别人认为服装好看就加分
这是国产垃圾剧？我怕你是当奴才，当习惯了，除了孙诺威，哪个不是就跟本色出演一样？
@@user-hj4ft1yo8t 傻狗，别人能拍出来给你看就好了，不像是本人出演，难道还是你这臭鱼烂虾去演的？那你这臭鱼烂虾去演，你也演不出那个回事啊，你像吗你认为？🤣
閣下是不是傻了
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