Exploring each other's culture with food and clothes.

I like wearing traditional clothes and trying cultural foods whenever I go out with someone NOT from my culture. I feel like it's really exploring that person's identity. I like historical clothes better than modern, I think.

Anyone else like dressing up?

Kelsi here is wearing traditional Hanfu historical Chinese clothing.
In another video she wears qipao dress (I've gotten my ex a qipao shirt, it's really nice)
I really like these historical villages where you can do crafts.

Qipao is very special when given to someone, but where is the best place to get them ? I visited a shop in my city but I can tel they were made very cheaply -.-

zen wrote: Qipao is very special when given to someone, but where is the best place to get them ? I visited a shop in my city but I can tel they were made very cheaply -.-

I went to a special shop in Taiwan that sells them. It was funny tho. Here in US, my ex is size 0. But I had to get her a medium in Taiwan.

Here's Kelsi getting going to a store to get them. Really nice!

So while the rest of the world, or the US is going into another set of lockdowns and quarantine restrictions, 法國 (France) Anna is eating it up and having fun traditional Taiwanese food at 2020's "Classic Taiwanese Dish" event.

zen wrote: Qipao is very special when given to someone, but where is the best place to get them ? I visited a shop in my city but I can tel they were made very cheaply -.-

shanghai tang?

greensheep wrote:

zen wrote: Qipao is very special when given to someone, but where is the best place to get them ? I visited a shop in my city but I can tel they were made very cheaply -.-

shanghai tang?

What’s their quality like ? Have you shop with them before ?

zen wrote:

greensheep wrote:

zen wrote: Qipao is very special when given to someone, but where is the best place to get them ? I visited a shop in my city but I can tel they were made very cheaply -.-

shanghai tang?

What’s their quality like ? Have you shop with them before ?

What’s this Shanghai Tang? I looked it up, it’s a website dealer?

Not everything is Paella in Spain

SPANIARD RECIPE: COCIDO MADRILEÑO
SPANIARD RECIPE: PISTO (VEGGIES)

zen wrote: What’s their quality like ? Have you shop with them before ?

never. but having tailoring pedigree and using full silk, i assume the quality would be decent at the very least.

Ansuca wrote: Not everything is Paella in Spain

SPANIARD RECIPE: COCIDO MADRILEÑO
SPANIARD RECIPE: PISTO (VEGGIES)

I love warm comfort food. It's getting cold here.