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\\ QI PAO SERIES “No one knows what you have been through or what your pretty little eyes have seen, but I can reassure you ~ whatever you have conquered, it shines through your mind.” ― Nikki Rowe . . . . . . . . #vancouverphotographer
\\ QI PAO SERIES "Novels written by Eileen Chang often depict female protagonists wearing 長衫 (changshan, cheongsam) or 長袍 (changpao), which are words used to connote the qipao, but the word “cheongsam” had entered the English Diction
\\ QI PAO SERIES "The qipao is also easy to be “borrowed”, be it on the silver screen or in the Western fashion world. Originally, it was created for women who wanted to express their desires and free will. While cinema uses the qipa
\\ QI PAO SERIES "To say that after the 1960s the qipao started losing its presence in women’s daily life is only half of the story. The influence of the qipao has long extended from the feminine body to other aspects: during the 1930-40s
\\ QI PAO SERIES "The story of the qipao is very romantic – in fact, it has been over-romanticised, disassociated from its original meaning and often mistaken as the Chinese traditional dress. In reality, the history of the qipao cannot qu
\\ QI PAO SERIES "The stories of glamorous qipao told here all belong to the Republican era. With the establishment of the PRC in 1949, due to political reasons, the qipao migrated to a small city in the South, where it continued to flourish, te
\\ QI PAO SERIES "Yet, all these people had mistaken that the qipao embodied the graceful charm of the traditional Oriental, that women who wore the dress were first and foremost honoring tradition. Soong May-ling had employed this imagery to he
\\ QI PAO SERIES "The Western gaze desire for traditional Chinese femininity hit the peak on February 18, 1943. On that day, Soong May-ling delivered a 20-minute speech addressing the United States Congress while wearing a double-lapel satin bla
\\ QI PAO SERIES "The qipao movement of the 1930s was even crazier. Who didn’t want to leave all the others behind in the quest to innovate their qipao! Aside from “happy women” and the most progressive female students, actress
\\ QI PAO SERIES "Three years after 1923, Coco Chanel created the Little Black Dress, the fashion world officially opened up to embrace all women. Literally any girl could enjoy fashion and the Little Black Dress: it is not a royalty’s fac
\\ QI PAO SERIES "No one could tell for sure when the qipao first become popular. We just knew that after the Qing Dynasty was overthrown, for fear of long-standing public anger, Manchurian women took off their Manchurian costumes and put on the
\\ QI PAO SERIES "The qipao in its early stage, as Eileen Chang described, was “all cold and square”, the surface flat and loose in form. The next 20 years saw its rapid evolution. First, the sleeves were removed. Then, the body was
\\ QI PAO SERIES "The famous qipao with a high collar and narrow waistline in Wong Kar-wai’s In The Mood For Love (花樣年華, 2000) gave people an impression that variations of the qipao only began in the 1960s, while in fact, the qipao emerged
\\ HONG KONG SERIES “You need mountains, long staircases don't make good hikers.” ― Amit Kalantri . . . . . . . . #vancouverphotographer #vancouverphotographers #yvrphotographer #travelphotography #hkg #hongkong #hongkonginsta #hongkongig
\\ HONG KONG SERIES “I've changed my mind. I don't want to be a squirrel any more. I'd rather be a bird!” ― Erin Hunter . . . . . . . . #vancouverphotographer #vancouverphotographers #yvrphotographer #travelphotography #hkg #hongkong #hon
\\ HONG KONG SERIES “Enchanted islands are hard to understand,' he said. 'I've always thought that. It worried me even as a child. The trouble is that you can never be sure where the enchantment begins and where it ends.” ― Robert Aickman
\\ HONG KONG SERIES “... everyone knew that all islands were worlds unto themselves, that to come to an island was to come to another world.” ― Guy Gavriel Kay . . . . . . . . #vancouverphotographer #vancouverphotographers #yvrphotographe