Is Minghuatang just a Hanfu of the Ming Dynasty?

& gt_< personally think that there is something wrong with the statement "Hanfu in Ming Dynasty". There are only contemporary Hanfu, but there are no Hanfu in Ming Dynasty, Tang Dynasty and Han Dynasty. I say this because there are obvious differences between some Hanfu and Ming-style Hanfu, and there are also obvious differences between them and the truly unearthed cultural relics of the Han Dynasty. Hanfu is made by modern people, not a historical reappearance.

Two sets of Minghuatang in 2009, one is a formal jacket of men's robes and women's cloaks and skirts, and the other is short pants/skirts with home style. Taoist robes, cloaks and skirts can barely be said to be the mainstream styles in the Ming Dynasty, while household clothes can not be summarized as the clothing system of the previous dynasty.