In South Korea, and even in the more distant ancient Korea, hanbok, as a symbol of national culture, was worn by different classes with a clear boundary. Our Chinese history is much deeper than that of North Korea, and the clothes of different dynasties are also more different and have their own characteristics. But in the inheritance of history, ancient culture is being disdain the younger generation, whether good or bad, they advocate freedom, like copying foreign things, of the wedding dress from red xi clothing is a white dress, respect for elders is slowly missing, but the Korean in traditional etiquette and the value than us. Of course, not all ancient cultures are justified, but good ones should continue to be passed down. China, a country with a long history, should not let the essence of the nation slowly lose.

The Culture of Hanfu is the summation of the Confucian ritual and dress system. Throughout the history of the western zhou dynasty to the Ming dynasty Confucian book system, "rites", "were" and taking ", "the Book of Jin · and clothing", "book of song dynasty, li five", "the southern dynasty, and take", "book of wei, li zhi four the four 13," sui book seven, etiquette ", "old tang book and clothing", "the new tang book · car service", sung and clothing ", "and take" of the Ming, It is reflected through sacrificial dress, court dress, official dress, regular dress and accessories. Hanfu culture continued from the three emperors and five emperors (the Qing Dynasty was forced to stop), and improved itself through continuous succession. Hanfu culture is a very mature and self-contained culture for thousands of years. At present, hanfu culture is gradually revived through the hanfu movement, a form of folk culture movement.

Malaysians like to wear clothes made of natural fabrics, and they have their own traditional clothing. Men wear oval hats of various colors, collarless long-sleeved clothes, a large piece of cloth called a "sandcage" around the bottom, and wear wide-toed wooden clogs. Women wear collarless long-sleeved dresses and slippers.

Malaysia's national dress is a long-sleeved top made of batik. It is brightly colored, thin and cool, and suitable for the hot climate. Malaysians prefer red, orange and other bright colors in their clothing. On more formal social occasions, men wear white shirts and slacks. Women in Malaysia, who traditionally dress in a similar fashion to men's clothing, also wear "sand cages" with much more colorful colors and patterns. Malays, male or female, are not allowed to show their arms and legs in public. Malaysians love to wear short swords, which they regard as a symbol of strength, wisdom and bravery.

Kimono is the traditional national costume of the Japanese, and it is also one of the cultural assets that the Japanese are most worthy of boasting to the world. Kimono actually originated from Chinese Han and Tang clothing, and was modified by Japanese dynasties and gradually formed Japanese modern kimono style, but basically there is no big difference with han and Tang clothing. Kimono wearing skills, but with the background of The Times customs, after pondering test, accumulated and born. The elegant and beautiful patterns on the clothes are derived from the Japanese appreciation of mountains and rivers, their attachment to local conditions, and even their exquisite feeling of humanistic spirit and situation.