A type of lower garment originating from the Song Dynasty. It was invented to make walking and horseback riding more convenient.The hem of the skirt is usually embroidered or adorned with patterns such as clouds, flowers, or birds.

The Ruqun is one of the most iconic styles of traditional Chinese women’s clothing, originating in the Warring States period and flourishing through the Tang dynasty. It consists of a short upper garment (ru) and a long flowing skirt (qun), crafted from airy silk and delicate gauze to embody timeless grace and elegance.

A group of highly skilled individuals who uphold justice by helping the weak and confronting the strong. They are unrestrained, free-spirited, and morally disciplined.They usually live incognito, quietly contributing to society, and are bold in both love and hate.Often, they fill the gaps left by official laws and formal justice.