张儒英 Zhang Ruying » Chinese Clothing, History, And Culture

A Little Chinese New Year Feeling in Ink

📸一些年味儿🧨（接着练！） A bit of new year atmosphere 🧨 (Keep practicing!) I’ve wanted to learn Chinese calligraphy for a long time,...

10 January 2026

📚 Today, I want to share something a little different from my usual content — 汉字造字法 (how Chinese characters were...

23 December 2025

近日冬日的碎片，签收！ ❄️ These winter photos are actually much more beautiful in real life than they appear here. The snow falling,...

20 December 2025

In ancient China, there were many types of ear accessories for women. Some were circular with an opening, some were...

6 December 2025

是某天，是一瞬间 🍂🍁 It was one day, one fleeting moment. Just a small moment from my ordinary days — the kind...

29 November 2025

Xiangquan (项圈 ; xiàng quān) Xiangquan is one of the oldest ornaments in the world. Traditional Chinese Xiangquan are mostly...

22 November 2025

Ji (笄 ; jī) The word Ji is quite familiar to everyone — it has two meanings. As a noun,...

15 November 2025

Hi everyone, it’s me again — Zhang Ruying. I know, it’s been a while since I last appeared here. For...

8 November 2025

Mo’e is one type of head ornament in ancient Chinese culture, also called E Dai (额带 ; é dài), Tou...

25 October 2025

After exploring the Song dynasty’s women headdresses (发冠 ; fā guān), let’s take a closer look at other fascinating forms...

18 October 2025