"Hanging Hu Sleeves" sleeves are extremely wide, such as wide sleeves, but the cuffs are quickly closed, leaving only a narrow mouth, such as the piece of meat hanging on the throat of a cow (scientific name "Hu")

Bearded sleeves were popular in Han Dynasty. Cut into wide sleeves when cutting, and tuck them in cuffs when sewing.

"Hanging Hu Sleeves" originated in Chu State, and it is a small diamond brocade robe. The N 15 unearthed from Mashan Chu Tomb in Jiangling, Hubei Province is the hanging Hu sleeve. Two robes unearthed from No.1 Han Tomb in Mawangdui, Changsha, have been tilted, which is a typical hanging sleeve.

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Most of the culture of the Han Dynasty came from Chu (Liu Bang and others were Chu people), so their costumes and aesthetics were similar to those of Chu, and they all hung their sleeves, so they were popular in the Han Dynasty.