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"Restore our vast China, wear the robes of the Han."
China's first city dedicated to promoting Hanfu culture has been established.
It is called "Land of Ceremonial Garments."
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Yun Ting: Stay true to your principles, and be brave enough to say no.
Li Mingmu: When acting, the script comes first. If it's bad, I won't act. When making friends, character matters most. If they have a bad character, I'll end the friendship.
※ Former preschool teacher turned promoter of traditional Hanfu culture x unconventional, free-spirited rising star of the entertainment world ※
Theme: Promote Hanfu culture
8. "The stepped structure of the bridge made it easy for her to step on her long skirt when she went down the stairs. No surprise, she fell to the ground. Then, she rolled from the highest point in the bridge to the lowest point at the end of the bridge." "Yunting looked down at the stains on the Hanfu, but they were not noticeable..." "... She once again stepped on the skirt and rolled down the stairs." No, whether she rolled down the bridge or fell down the stairs, it was extremely dangerous! Particularly vulnerable to injury. Of course, maybe the heroine was lucky and it was just a scratch. But the chance is still quite small. Most wounds are mildly serious. Especially from the stairs. Ps. They all rolled down the bridge, rolled down! How can stains on Hanfu be inconspicuous? It's all rolled around. There were people walking around everywhere. Even if the weather is particularly nice and relatively dry with no wet things, there is still a lot of dust.
9. "Those who are crowned kings must first memorize the city's rules and must also undergo a day of training in ancient etiquette." This is actually unnecessary. After all, the purpose of the city is to promote Hanfu and promote Hanfu. It is not necessary to memorize city rules to receive training. This should be voluntary rather than mandatory. Not good for publicity. Many people would rather not go to the city because of this. Because most people still don't understand Hanfu.
10. "Her monthly salary is 2,800 yuan, and the kindergarten provides food and accommodation. Excluding rent and daily expenses, the extra money can only be used for this kind of consumption once a month. She still has to save money..." First of all, after going to the city for 1,000 yuan, there is only 1,800 yuan left. The rent is at least a few hundred, plus water, electricity, phone bills, etc., It will cost another one or two hundred. Take away these and there will be one thousand left. Then, the kindergarten package seems to only include Chinese food, right? I read that between 7:00 and 8:30, I pick up children and so on. No mention of breakfast. Then there is a section where the heroine knows that she is popular and feels complicated. She lies in bed after get off work and thinks about it and starts cooking. Explain that you can prepare dinner yourself. On weekends, I either cook it myself or go to the city to eat in the morning, lunch and evening. It probably costs one or two hundred. Then I added money to the membership card, two hundred. It won't take long. Now a bowl of noodles is 11, which is thirty or forty for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Maybe buy some gadgets too. Going once a month would cost at least over a hundred, right? So now there are about 600 to 700 left. Then you have to top up the money. Let's say five hundred. The heroine only has one hundred and two hundred looks on her. This is still the calculation of QQ. So it's really not suitable to buy Hanfu that costs around 1,000 yuan. What's more, is the windbreaker the heroine is wearing? Better windbreakers are not cheap. I still have to buy clothes for work. There are also miscellaneous things like shoes.
Well, I watched it again. Add and modify some details.
From the text:
1. "This is not a tourist attraction, nor a film and television drama city, but a world of compatriots who want to revive Hanfu culture and promote Han nationality civilization." This sentence shows that this is not sponsored by the state, but a spontaneous organization by some colleagues who love Hanfu. As this kind of city does not belong to the state, it is difficult to find a large and large place to build a city. Furthermore, this is not a tourist attraction or a film and television city. As far as I know, the Hengdian Film and Television City in our country is a 5A-level tourist attraction.
2. "Now, China has established the first city dedicated to promoting Hanfu culture." Looking at this sentence again, is it the establishment of a country? Doesn't this contradict the previous sentence?
3. "It is said to be an ancient city, but in fact it was only built two years ago. It is called this because of its antique architecture and large area." "After pausing for a moment in front of the ancient but actually very new door, Yunting opened the door and walked in. The simple and elegant atmosphere hit her face. What you see are the thick and red pillars supporting the beams, and the exquisitely crafted tables and chairs. "It's built, antique, huge in area, but actually very new. From these words, it's not difficult to tell that everything was newly built, from nothing to the current city." This is a huge project. It won't be completed within a few years. What's more, the area is huge. And the whole place is so antique. Although there are some places in our country that retain the old buildings, it is impossible to find one that is as big as a city. And when we say new, we mean rebuilt. But this city was rebuilt in this way, and just leveling such a large area is not an easy task. If we say we are looking for undeveloped areas, the country may not agree. After all, the land belongs to the country.
4. "In the room of a courtyard house, a young man was wearing an ancient gray nightgown. He was drinking tea from a white porcelain cup made of mutton fat jade in one hand and looking at the documents in his hand with the other hand." "Stay at the Qingyang Wanxi Inn. I'm probably too poor to buy a house in the city." Besides, can you even buy a house? So is this a temporary rental, how much does it cost to live in, or is it permanent? So isn't this the same as buying a house outside the city? The price is unaffordable for either the rich or the expensive. Oh, there is another possibility, is it similar to a B&B? That's actually okay. Ps. The founder works here? A separate yard and his own workplace? ? Or do you just come here sometimes?
5. "..."Huazhishang". This is a large two-story clothing place, and all Hanfus are hung on mannequin racks." "... Others chose Hanfu styles, but this place is too big, and the chance of them encountering them is not high." "... Went to "Huazhishang", Seeing "thousands of exquisite Hanfu" hanging on mannequins, tens of thousands of pieces, this mannequin is the same size as a person, and there are thousands of pieces of Hanfu here, all hanging on it, doesn't it mean that this clothing place can accommodate tens of thousands of people? ? My country's Bird's Nest can accommodate 80,000 to 90,000 people and covers an area of 21 hectares = 0.21 Square kilometers. And everyone still sits together and sits next to each other. However, the chance that other people choose to encounter the clothing store in this article is not high, indicating that this may be bigger than the bird's nest. If just one clothing store is so big, wouldn't this city be huge? ?
6. "'Please charge two hundred.' 'Do you need copper coins or silver notes?'
'Small banknotes. ' 'Okay. '" "The self-made silver notes in the country play a role in circulation and payment." "Once the market transaction price (physical and non-physical) is found,
The real thing) is exaggerated, and the country has the right to cancel its business qualifications..." Self-made? Circulation? Is this something that is allowed to happen by the state? ? The state has always been very strict in controlling these. You can tell just by looking at the degree of anti-counterfeiting of our RMB. Furthermore, regarding price control, you can read middle and high school politics books or financial books. For example, market regulation.
7. "... This is our clothes
Mr. Li Mingxiao, the founder of Guanshangguo..." "... Also because you are one of the founders of Guanshangguo..." Baidu: (1) The founder is also called the founder, which refers to the initiator of an event, the first person to propose the concept of an event, or the origin of something, or the founder or founder of an institution. (2) The founder is the main founder of an enterprise, organization, society, fund, website, etc. The founder usually refers to the person whose name appears in the first register of company directors, the list of society officers, and the senior members of the organization. They are the ones who have control over the organization. However, it may be argued that when an organization is established, all the people who have contributed efforts and capital are considered "founders". Ok Regarding this point, according to what was said before, and Baidu's second point, if this is a city founded by the state, it is not appropriate for the Li brothers to be called founders, right? Brother Li can do it if forced to do so, but it seems that the male protagonist can't? ? Oh, sure, if it's the kind of founder who came up with the concept for the project. And brother Li is still dealing with these things for office work. I checked and there are others. Baidu: (1) Shareholders, the capital contributors or investors of the enterprise, become the owners or asset owners of the enterprise due to their investment, have the highest decision-making power over the operation of the enterprise, and have the final right to distribute the enterprise's property. (2) Legal representative, the person primarily responsible for exercising civil rights and performing civil obligations on behalf of a legal person in accordance with the law. The legal representative can be any one of the chairman, president, or general manager. (3) Partners are natural or legal persons who make partnership investments with their assets (including tangible assets and intangible assets), participate in partnership operations, enjoy rights and assume obligations in accordance with the partnership agreement, and bear unlimited (or limited) liability for corporate debts.
The subject matter is very new. I haven't seen anything similar yet. But I feel like there are some things that are unreasonable (personally, if you mind, just pretend I didn't say anything).
For example, this city? I don't know how much area I'm thinking of. I searched on Baidu and found that according to modern terms, it would take about 30k㎡ to be called a city. In ancient times, there seemed to be small towns with only a dozen square kilometers. At present, the largest entertainment venue in our country is only about 1,000 square meters (although the largest in the world is more than 120 square meters). The largest one in China seems to be the film and television city, which is about 30k㎡.
What's more, at present, regardless of reality, according to the background of the article, Hanfu does not seem to be taken seriously by the country. It seems unlikely that there is such a city dedicated to experiencing Hanfu and promoting Hanfu to experience ancient life. Moreover, this city also includes residences, entertainment venues, consumption venues, etc. What's more, this in the article seems to be personal. (I know some people may say that this is a novel and don't worry about it so much, but I am just giving my own opinion. I have no objections. If it offends you, just pretend you didn't see it or delete the comment)
Later, as mentioned in the article, the Hanfu purchased by the heroine was about a thousand yuan (although there was a discount). Cheap Hanfu is of poor quality. I want to talk about this. It depends on the situation. Hanfu that costs around 1,000 yuan may not always be of good quality. But there are definitely many good quality ones that cost around a thousand yuan. Cheap ones may not always be of good quality, but they are not all bad either. This mainly depends on personal needs and abilities. According to your actual situation. Choose something better within your own abilities. Secondly, there is no need to buy particularly expensive ones for daily wear. After all, it is meant for daily wear, and since you wear it often, wear and tear is inevitable. If it is too expensive to buy, the price/performance ratio is not particularly high. What's more, the heroine's salary is only over 2,000 a month. Daily living expenses such as dining, renting a house, water and electricity bills account for a large part. Then there are some miscellaneous expenses. Apart from these, the remaining money is not particularly abundant, right? It may take a long time to save up to buy such a set of Hanfu that costs around a thousand yuan. And she also has to save a deposit.
8. "The stepped structure of the bridge made it easy for her to step on her long skirt when she went down the stairs. No surprise, she fell to the ground. Then, she rolled from the highest point in the bridge to the lowest point at the end of the bridge." "Yunting looked down at the stains on the Hanfu, but they were not noticeable..." "... She once again stepped on the skirt and rolled down the stairs." No, whether she rolled down the bridge or fell down the stairs, it was extremely dangerous! Particularly vulnerable to injury. Of course, maybe the heroine was lucky and it was just a scratch. But the chance is still quite small. Most wounds are mildly serious. Especially from the stairs. Ps. They all rolled down the bridge, rolled down! How can stains on Hanfu be inconspicuous? It's all rolled around. There were people walking around everywhere. Even if the weather is particularly nice and relatively dry with no wet things, there is still a lot of dust. 9. "Those who are crowned kings must first memorize the city's rules and must also undergo a day of training in ancient etiquette." This is actually unnecessary. After all, the purpose of the city is to promote Hanfu and promote Hanfu. It is not necessary to memorize city rules to receive training. This should be voluntary rather than mandatory. Not good for publicity. Many people would rather not go to the city because of this. Because most people still don't understand Hanfu. 10. "Her monthly salary is 2,800 yuan, and the kindergarten provides food and accommodation. Excluding rent and daily expenses, the extra money can only be used for this kind of consumption once a month. She still has to save money..." First of all, after going to the city for 1,000 yuan, there is only 1,800 yuan left. The rent is at least a few hundred, plus water, electricity, phone bills, etc., It will cost another one or two hundred. Take away these and there will be one thousand left. Then, the kindergarten package seems to only include Chinese food, right? I read that between 7:00 and 8:30, I pick up children and so on. No mention of breakfast. Then there is a section where the heroine knows that she is popular and feels complicated. She lies in bed after get off work and thinks about it and starts cooking. Explain that you can prepare dinner yourself. On weekends, I either cook it myself or go to the city to eat in the morning, lunch and evening. It probably costs one or two hundred. Then I added money to the membership card, two hundred. It won't take long. Now a bowl of noodles is 11, which is thirty or forty for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Maybe buy some gadgets too. Going once a month would cost at least over a hundred, right? So now there are about 600 to 700 left. Then you have to top up the money. Let's say five hundred. The heroine only has one hundred and two hundred looks on her. This is still the calculation of QQ. So it's really not suitable to buy Hanfu that costs around 1,000 yuan. What's more, is the windbreaker the heroine is wearing? Better windbreakers are not cheap. I still have to buy clothes for work. There are also miscellaneous things like shoes.
Well, I watched it again. Add and modify some details. From the text: 1. "This is not a tourist attraction, nor a film and television drama city, but a world of compatriots who want to revive Hanfu culture and promote Han nationality civilization." This sentence shows that this is not sponsored by the state, but a spontaneous organization by some colleagues who love Hanfu. As this kind of city does not belong to the state, it is difficult to find a large and large place to build a city. Furthermore, this is not a tourist attraction or a film and television city. As far as I know, the Hengdian Film and Television City in our country is a 5A-level tourist attraction. 2. "Now, China has established the first city dedicated to promoting Hanfu culture." Looking at this sentence again, is it the establishment of a country? Doesn't this contradict the previous sentence? 3. "It is said to be an ancient city, but in fact it was only built two years ago. It is called this because of its antique architecture and large area." "After pausing for a moment in front of the ancient but actually very new door, Yunting opened the door and walked in. The simple and elegant atmosphere hit her face. What you see are the thick and red pillars supporting the beams, and the exquisitely crafted tables and chairs. "It's built, antique, huge in area, but actually very new. From these words, it's not difficult to tell that everything was newly built, from nothing to the current city." This is a huge project. It won't be completed within a few years. What's more, the area is huge. And the whole place is so antique. Although there are some places in our country that retain the old buildings, it is impossible to find one that is as big as a city. And when we say new, we mean rebuilt. But this city was rebuilt in this way, and just leveling such a large area is not an easy task. If we say we are looking for undeveloped areas, the country may not agree. After all, the land belongs to the country. 4. "In the room of a courtyard house, a young man was wearing an ancient gray nightgown. He was drinking tea from a white porcelain cup made of mutton fat jade in one hand and looking at the documents in his hand with the other hand." "Stay at the Qingyang Wanxi Inn. I'm probably too poor to buy a house in the city." Besides, can you even buy a house? So is this a temporary rental, how much does it cost to live in, or is it permanent? So isn't this the same as buying a house outside the city? The price is unaffordable for either the rich or the expensive. Oh, there is another possibility, is it similar to a B&B? That's actually okay. Ps. The founder works here? A separate yard and his own workplace? ? Or do you just come here sometimes? 5. "..."Huazhishang". This is a large two-story clothing place, and all Hanfus are hung on mannequin racks." "... Others chose Hanfu styles, but this place is too big, and the chance of them encountering them is not high." "... Went to "Huazhishang", Seeing "thousands of exquisite Hanfu" hanging on mannequins, tens of thousands of pieces, this mannequin is the same size as a person, and there are thousands of pieces of Hanfu here, all hanging on it, doesn't it mean that this clothing place can accommodate tens of thousands of people? ? My country's Bird's Nest can accommodate 80,000 to 90,000 people and covers an area of 21 hectares = 0.21 Square kilometers. And everyone still sits together and sits next to each other. However, the chance that other people choose to encounter the clothing store in this article is not high, indicating that this may be bigger than the bird's nest. If just one clothing store is so big, wouldn't this city be huge? ? 6. "'Please charge two hundred.' 'Do you need copper coins or silver notes?' 'Small banknotes. ' 'Okay. '" "The self-made silver notes in the country play a role in circulation and payment." "Once the market transaction price (physical and non-physical) is found, The real thing) is exaggerated, and the country has the right to cancel its business qualifications..." Self-made? Circulation? Is this something that is allowed to happen by the state? ? The state has always been very strict in controlling these. You can tell just by looking at the degree of anti-counterfeiting of our RMB. Furthermore, regarding price control, you can read middle and high school politics books or financial books. For example, market regulation. 7. "... This is our clothes Mr. Li Mingxiao, the founder of Guanshangguo..." "... Also because you are one of the founders of Guanshangguo..." Baidu: (1) The founder is also called the founder, which refers to the initiator of an event, the first person to propose the concept of an event, or the origin of something, or the founder or founder of an institution. (2) The founder is the main founder of an enterprise, organization, society, fund, website, etc. The founder usually refers to the person whose name appears in the first register of company directors, the list of society officers, and the senior members of the organization. They are the ones who have control over the organization. However, it may be argued that when an organization is established, all the people who have contributed efforts and capital are considered "founders". Ok Regarding this point, according to what was said before, and Baidu's second point, if this is a city founded by the state, it is not appropriate for the Li brothers to be called founders, right? Brother Li can do it if forced to do so, but it seems that the male protagonist can't? ? Oh, sure, if it's the kind of founder who came up with the concept for the project. And brother Li is still dealing with these things for office work. I checked and there are others. Baidu: (1) Shareholders, the capital contributors or investors of the enterprise, become the owners or asset owners of the enterprise due to their investment, have the highest decision-making power over the operation of the enterprise, and have the final right to distribute the enterprise's property. (2) Legal representative, the person primarily responsible for exercising civil rights and performing civil obligations on behalf of a legal person in accordance with the law. The legal representative can be any one of the chairman, president, or general manager. (3) Partners are natural or legal persons who make partnership investments with their assets (including tangible assets and intangible assets), participate in partnership operations, enjoy rights and assume obligations in accordance with the partnership agreement, and bear unlimited (or limited) liability for corporate debts.
The subject matter is very new. I haven't seen anything similar yet. But I feel like there are some things that are unreasonable (personally, if you mind, just pretend I didn't say anything). For example, this city? I don't know how much area I'm thinking of. I searched on Baidu and found that according to modern terms, it would take about 30k㎡ to be called a city. In ancient times, there seemed to be small towns with only a dozen square kilometers. At present, the largest entertainment venue in our country is only about 1,000 square meters (although the largest in the world is more than 120 square meters). The largest one in China seems to be the film and television city, which is about 30k㎡. What's more, at present, regardless of reality, according to the background of the article, Hanfu does not seem to be taken seriously by the country. It seems unlikely that there is such a city dedicated to experiencing Hanfu and promoting Hanfu to experience ancient life. Moreover, this city also includes residences, entertainment venues, consumption venues, etc. What's more, this in the article seems to be personal. (I know some people may say that this is a novel and don't worry about it so much, but I am just giving my own opinion. I have no objections. If it offends you, just pretend you didn't see it or delete the comment) Later, as mentioned in the article, the Hanfu purchased by the heroine was about a thousand yuan (although there was a discount). Cheap Hanfu is of poor quality. I want to talk about this. It depends on the situation. Hanfu that costs around 1,000 yuan may not always be of good quality. But there are definitely many good quality ones that cost around a thousand yuan. Cheap ones may not always be of good quality, but they are not all bad either. This mainly depends on personal needs and abilities. According to your actual situation. Choose something better within your own abilities. Secondly, there is no need to buy particularly expensive ones for daily wear. After all, it is meant for daily wear, and since you wear it often, wear and tear is inevitable. If it is too expensive to buy, the price/performance ratio is not particularly high. What's more, the heroine's salary is only over 2,000 a month. Daily living expenses such as dining, renting a house, water and electricity bills account for a large part. Then there are some miscellaneous expenses. Apart from these, the remaining money is not particularly abundant, right? It may take a long time to save up to buy such a set of Hanfu that costs around a thousand yuan. And she also has to save a deposit.
It's interesting. Open the door now.
It makes me want to buy Hanfu too.
Dialectics hahahahaha!
Dialectics hahahahaha