Why do Hanbok and Hanbok know so much about Korean Hanbok in China?

Koreans in China, like Korean citizens and Korean citizens, are members of the Korean nation. Korean in China immigrated to the northeast of China in the middle and late19th century due to the famine on the Korean Peninsula, and they belong to a cross-border ethnic group.

Therefore, as an integral part of national culture, the national costumes of Korean people in China are of course similar to those of North Korea and South Korea.

Of course, because Koreans in China and their relatives on the Korean peninsula live in different countries, and their contact with South Korea was blocked for some time, there are still subtle differences in clothing details. After all, clothing is a kind of consumer goods, and its styles are constantly changing. Similarly, Koreans and Koreans have long been blocked, so the details of their national costumes are different; China and North Korea are friendly countries with close contacts. Therefore, until1before the establishment of diplomatic relations between Korea and North Korea in the early 1990s, the styles of national costumes of Korea and North Korea were almost the same. However, with the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and South Korea, personnel exchanges have increased, and now Korean national costumes tend to be Korean, and the difference with North Korea has increased.