The Guangxi Grand Finals of the Chinese Hanfu Model Competition for Ritual Clothing were held in Liuzhou, Guangxi on August 20th. Accompanied by classical and elegant music, a group of contestants dressed in gorgeous Hanfu walked onto the "T stage", waving long sleeves and dancing gracefully, showcasing exquisite ancient makeup and manners to the audience below. On August 20th, the Guangxi Finals of the Chinese Hanfu Model Competition for Ritual Clothing were held in Liuzhou City, Guangxi. Hanfu enthusiasts brought a visual feast of "crossing time and space" to the public with their elegant and beautiful appearance. Liu Juncong, a journalist from China News Agency, said, "The 'runway show' is quite popular in the Western fashion industry, but it's my first time seeing a Hanfu 'runway show', it's really eye-catching." An audience member said. The participants in this competition are all Hanfu enthusiasts from all over Guangxi. On the evening before the start of the competition, 40 contestants practiced on details such as gait, hand movements, and gaze under the guidance of their instructor. Guiding teacher Lao Yuanxia believes that Hanfu Show is a concentrated presentation of traditional Chinese etiquette. We will refer to the Tang Dynasty's colorful pottery figurines, ancient calligraphy and painting, and traditional Chinese opera novels for action guidance, and through the display of the contestants, let these beautiful ancient traditional etiquette truly 'enter' reality, "said Lao Yuanxia. On August 19th, in Liuzhou, Guangxi, instructor Lao Yuanxia (former) led contestants to practice ancient traditional etiquette. China News Agency reporter Liu Juncong photographed contestant Tuo Qiuyi as a newcomer to the "Hanfu circle". She often likes to wear Hanfu to play and take photos, and this pre competition training has greatly benefited her. Originally, wearing Hanfu was not just about posing, but also about traditional etiquette, "she said. In addition to the beauty of Hanfu itself, its presentation is also an important part of cultural dissemination. And the makeup of the contestants also contains clever ideas. Three hours before the start of the competition, classical makeup artist Qin Lihua was busy putting on makeup for the contestants, and completing the entire outfit would take several hours. The makeup of different dynasties has their own characteristics, such as the Tang Dynasty's rich and colorful makeup, and the Song Dynasty's more elegant makeup. She said that some early Hanfu enthusiasts would prefer modern makeup with a "studio style". With the deepening promotion of Chinese Hanfu culture, classical makeup has gradually become popular on social media due to its inherent "sense of luxury" and cultural attributes. On August 20th, in Liuzhou, Guangxi, classical makeup artist Qin Lihua was busy putting on makeup for the contestants. It would take several hours to complete the entire outfit. According to Liu Juncong, a journalist from China News Agency, there are now many Hanfu enthusiasts who not only focus on clothing styles, but also delve into details such as makeup, etiquette, and ancient handmade jewelry. In Nanning, Guangxi, Hanfu enthusiasts gather together to "replicate" ancient games such as needle piercing, begging for cleverness, hammering balls, and cuju; In Fuzhou, Fujian, young Taiwanese students wear Hanfu to experience the imperial examination culture; At the Dayan Pagoda in Xi'an, Hanfu makeup designers are facing new employment opportunities, and the "Tang Chao" makeup industry is favored by tourists here. At present, with the continuous expansion of the influence and number of participants in the competition, the Chinese people's understanding of Hanfu culture is also deepening. Many people no longer view Hanfu as a role-playing costume prop, but as a traditional culture. "Sun Yu, the head of the Guangxi competition of the Liyi Huaxia Hanfu Model Competition, said that Hanfu culture is gradually breaking through the circle and integrating into society