Hanfu, traditional Chinese clothing, and the young people in Hong Kong reviving it

Hongkonger Veronica Kam doesn’t just wear traditional hanfu clothes during Lunar New Year but all year round, and she’s not the only one in the city who enjoys celebrating the costumes.
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With ornate pins in her hair and wearing a long flowing robe with sweeping sleeves over a heavily embroidered gold and purple silk skirt, Veronica Kam Pui-ka blends in nicely at West Kowloon’s Olympian City 2 where a 4,000 square foot (370 square metre) space has been transformed into a street scene straight out of ancient China.

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Why are there so many young people wearing Hanfu (a traditional Chinese costume) on the streets in China? Why has wearing Hanfu suddenly become so popular in China in recent years? Do