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 The Initial Ma Mian Skirt
-.At the beginning of the series, Zhen Huan wears a ma mian (horse-face) skirt adorned with ruyi patterns and motifs of abundant fruit. These designs not only symbolize good fortune but also express blessings for Zhen Huan’s character within the storyline.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+.At the beginning of the series, Zhen Huan wears a ma mian (horse-face) skirt adorned with ruyi patterns and motifs of abundant fruit. These designs not only symbolize good fortune but also express blessings for Zhen Huan’s character within the storyline.[[File:Example1.jpg]]
 . The Light Purple Qipao Worn During the Selection Process
-During the selection process, Zhen Huan is dressed in a light purple qipao. The design is neither extravagant nor adorned with wide floral patterns, yet it remains uniquely captivating. This choice reflects Zhen Huan’s dual nature as both ordinary and distinct among the other candidates. The overall outfit lacks large floral decorations, with ruyi patterns subtly embellishing the sides. From the front, the design resembles a small tree, with the pattern spreading upward and the hemline becoming more intricate. This symbolizes Zhen Huan taking root in the imperial palace, foreshadowing her stable rise and eventual prominence in the future.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+During the selection process, Zhen Huan is dressed in a light purple qipao. The design is neither extravagant nor adorned with wide floral patterns, yet it remains uniquely captivating. This choice reflects Zhen Huan’s dual nature as both ordinary and distinct among the other candidates. The overall outfit lacks large floral decorations, with ruyi patterns subtly embellishing the sides. From the front, the design resembles a small tree, with the pattern spreading upward and the hemline becoming more intricate. This symbolizes Zhen Huan taking root in the imperial palace, foreshadowing her stable rise and eventual prominence in the future.[[File:Example2.jpg]]
 .Zhen Huan's Initial Attire in the Palace
-Upon entering the palace, Zhen Huan initially feigned illness to protect herself. During this period, her clothing was plain, with simple and understated patterns, reflecting her low-profile approach to survival.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+Upon entering the palace, Zhen Huan initially feigned illness to protect herself. During this period, her clothing was plain, with simple and understated patterns, reflecting her low-profile approach to survival.[[File:Example3.jpg]]
 .The Meeting with the Emperor
-It was not until her encounter with the Emperor that her attire began to feature more elaborate floral patterns, emphasizing her growing prominence and the narrative shift in her character’s exprience.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+It was not until her encounter with the Emperor that her attire began to feature more elaborate floral patterns, emphasizing her growing prominence and the narrative shift in her character’s exprience.[[File:Example4.jpg]]
 .Zhen Huan’s Rise to Favor
-As Zhen Huan gained the Emperor's favor, her outfits incorporated more intricate edging designs. Early designs featured lotus patterns, symbolizing her longing for love and detachment from the palace intrigue. One standout piece was a blue qipao edged with lotus motifs, complemented by dragonfly prints across the fabric. This design also reflected Zhen Huan's yearning for freedom amidst the constraints of her environment.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+As Zhen Huan gained the Emperor's favor, her outfits incorporated more intricate edging designs. Early designs featured lotus patterns, symbolizing her longing for love and detachment from the palace intrigue. One standout piece was a blue qipao edged with lotus motifs, complemented by dragonfly prints across the fabric. This design also reflected Zhen Huan's yearning for freedom amidst the constraints of her environment.[[File:Example5.jpg]]
 .Subtle Elegance with Peonies and Apricot Blossoms
-Later, peonies and apricot blossoms occasionally appeared in Zhen Huan’s wardrobe. When she privately met with her close friend Mei Zhuang, her attire was even more understated, with patterns so subtle that they seemed to blend seamlessly into the fabric. Even the auspicious patterns on her ceremonial outfits were subdued, reflecting her detachment and lack of ambition for power.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+Later, peonies and apricot blossoms occasionally appeared in Zhen Huan’s wardrobe. When she privately met with her close friend Mei Zhuang, her attire was even more understated, with patterns so subtle that they seemed to blend seamlessly into the fabric. Even the auspicious patterns on her ceremonial outfits were subdued, reflecting her detachment and lack of ambition for power.[[File:Example6.jpg]]
 .After Hua Fei's Fall from Favor
-Following Hua Fei’s downfall, Zhen Huan’s costumes began to incorporate more peony motifs, and their symbolism grew richer. One striking example is a cloak adorned with a magpie flying onto a plum tree, with vividly printed plum blossoms. Compared to earlier designs, this outfit was more refined and majestic, symbolizing the magpie heralding the arrival of spring and foreshadowing Zhen Huan’s triumph after enduring hardship.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+Following Hua Fei’s downfall, Zhen Huan’s costumes began to incorporate more peony motifs, and their symbolism grew richer. One striking example is a cloak adorned with a magpie flying onto a plum tree, with vividly printed plum blossoms. Compared to earlier designs, this outfit was more refined and majestic, symbolizing the magpie heralding the arrival of spring and foreshadowing Zhen Huan’s triumph after enduring hardship.[[File:Example7.jpg]]
 .Retreat to the Temple
-Unexpectedly, disillusioned with the court, Zhen Huan decided to enter a temple. Her temple attire was plain and austere, consistent with a life devoted to Buddhism. However, during a walk with Prince Guo in the mountains, her clothing featured subtle patterns for the first time in this period—a combination of butterflies, flowers, and green leaves. This design added a touch of charm to her otherwise simple garments, while also carrying profound symbolism, representing a fleeting moment of beauty and vitality in her otherwise somber existence.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+Unexpectedly, disillusioned with the court, Zhen Huan decided to enter a temple. Her temple attire was plain and austere, consistent with a life devoted to Buddhism. However, during a walk with Prince Guo in the mountains, her clothing featured subtle patterns for the first time in this period—a combination of butterflies, flowers, and green leaves. This design added a touch of charm to her otherwise simple garments, while also carrying profound symbolism, representing a fleeting moment of beauty and vitality in her otherwise somber existence.[[File:Example8.jpg]]
 . Becoming Niohuru Zhen Huan
-When Zhen Huan was granted the title Niohuru Zhen Huan, she wore a long robe embroidered with peonies, exuding simplicity and elegance. By the time she was preparing to re-enter the palace, she had already risen to the rank of a third-rank noblewoman. Her ceremonial attire followed historical records, featuring ruyi patterns and a mandarin square badge on her chest. The design included two frontal and six rear mang patterns on her ceremonial robe, layered over the auspicious dress she would wear after returning to the palace.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+When Zhen Huan was granted the title Niohuru Zhen Huan, she wore a long robe embroidered with peonies, exuding simplicity and elegance. By the time she was preparing to re-enter the palace, she had already risen to the rank of a third-rank noblewoman. Her ceremonial attire followed historical records, featuring ruyi patterns and a mandarin square badge on her chest. The design included two frontal and six rear mang patterns on her ceremonial robe, layered over the auspicious dress she would wear after returning to the palace.[[File:Example9.jpg]]
 . Zhen Huan's Grand Attire After Returning to the Palace
-After re-entering the palace, Zhen Huan’s attire grew increasingly extravagant. Peonies adorned her outfits, emphasizing their luxurious elegance. Her cloak during this period was also decorated with ruyi and peony motifs, reflecting her elevated status in the court. The once-subdued auspicious patterns on her ceremonial outfits were replaced by bold dragon embroidery on the shoulders, front, back, cuffs, and seams, showcasing the grandeur and authority befitting her royal position.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+After re-entering the palace, Zhen Huan’s attire grew increasingly extravagant. Peonies adorned her outfits, emphasizing their luxurious elegance. Her cloak during this period was also decorated with ruyi and peony motifs, reflecting her elevated status in the court. The once-subdued auspicious patterns on her ceremonial outfits were replaced by bold dragon embroidery on the shoulders, front, back, cuffs, and seams, showcasing the grandeur and authority befitting her royal position.[[File:Example10.jpg]]
 . Zhen Huan as Empress Dowager
-As Empress Dowager, Zhen Huan wore ceremonial robes adorned with dragon patterns and five-colored clouds in her later years. These designs gave her an imposing presence, conveying a sense of authority that required no outward display of anger.[[File:Example.jpg]]
+As Empress Dowager, Zhen Huan wore ceremonial robes adorned with dragon patterns and five-colored clouds in her later years. These designs gave her an imposing presence, conveying a sense of authority that required no outward display of anger.[[File:Example11.jpg]]
 Conclusion

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 The Initial Ma Mian Skirt
-.At the beginning of the series, Zhen Huan wears a ma mian (horse-face) skirt adorned with ruyi patterns and motifs of abundant fruit. These designs not only symbolize good fortune but also express blessings for Zhen Huan’s character within the storyline.
+.At the beginning of the series, Zhen Huan wears a ma mian (horse-face) skirt adorned with ruyi patterns and motifs of abundant fruit. These designs not only symbolize good fortune but also express blessings for Zhen Huan’s character within the storyline.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 . The Light Purple Qipao Worn During the Selection Process
-During the selection process, Zhen Huan is dressed in a light purple qipao. The design is neither extravagant nor adorned with wide floral patterns, yet it remains uniquely captivating. This choice reflects Zhen Huan’s dual nature as both ordinary and distinct among the other candidates. The overall outfit lacks large floral decorations, with ruyi patterns subtly embellishing the sides. From the front, the design resembles a small tree, with the pattern spreading upward and the hemline becoming more intricate. This symbolizes Zhen Huan taking root in the imperial palace, foreshadowing her stable rise and eventual prominence in the future.
+During the selection process, Zhen Huan is dressed in a light purple qipao. The design is neither extravagant nor adorned with wide floral patterns, yet it remains uniquely captivating. This choice reflects Zhen Huan’s dual nature as both ordinary and distinct among the other candidates. The overall outfit lacks large floral decorations, with ruyi patterns subtly embellishing the sides. From the front, the design resembles a small tree, with the pattern spreading upward and the hemline becoming more intricate. This symbolizes Zhen Huan taking root in the imperial palace, foreshadowing her stable rise and eventual prominence in the future.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 .Zhen Huan's Initial Attire in the Palace
-Upon entering the palace, Zhen Huan initially feigned illness to protect herself. During this period, her clothing was plain, with simple and understated patterns, reflecting her low-profile approach to survival.
+Upon entering the palace, Zhen Huan initially feigned illness to protect herself. During this period, her clothing was plain, with simple and understated patterns, reflecting her low-profile approach to survival.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 .The Meeting with the Emperor
-It was not until her encounter with the Emperor that her attire began to feature more elaborate floral patterns, emphasizing her growing prominence and the narrative shift in her character’s arc.
+It was not until her encounter with the Emperor that her attire began to feature more elaborate floral patterns, emphasizing her growing prominence and the narrative shift in her character’s exprience.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 .Zhen Huan’s Rise to Favor
-As Zhen Huan gained the Emperor's favor, her outfits incorporated more intricate edging designs. Early designs featured lotus patterns, symbolizing her longing for love and detachment from the palace intrigue. One standout piece was a blue qipao edged with lotus motifs, complemented by dragonfly prints across the fabric. This design also reflected Zhen Huan's yearning for freedom amidst the constraints of her environment.
+As Zhen Huan gained the Emperor's favor, her outfits incorporated more intricate edging designs. Early designs featured lotus patterns, symbolizing her longing for love and detachment from the palace intrigue. One standout piece was a blue qipao edged with lotus motifs, complemented by dragonfly prints across the fabric. This design also reflected Zhen Huan's yearning for freedom amidst the constraints of her environment.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 .Subtle Elegance with Peonies and Apricot Blossoms
-Later, peonies and apricot blossoms occasionally appeared in Zhen Huan’s wardrobe. When she privately met with her close friend Mei Zhuang, her attire was even more understated, with patterns so subtle that they seemed to blend seamlessly into the fabric. Even the auspicious patterns on her ceremonial outfits were subdued, reflecting her detachment and lack of ambition for power.
+Later, peonies and apricot blossoms occasionally appeared in Zhen Huan’s wardrobe. When she privately met with her close friend Mei Zhuang, her attire was even more understated, with patterns so subtle that they seemed to blend seamlessly into the fabric. Even the auspicious patterns on her ceremonial outfits were subdued, reflecting her detachment and lack of ambition for power.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 .After Hua Fei's Fall from Favor
-Following Hua Fei’s downfall, Zhen Huan’s costumes began to incorporate more peony motifs, and their symbolism grew richer. One striking example is a cloak adorned with a magpie flying onto a plum tree, with vividly printed plum blossoms. Compared to earlier designs, this outfit was more refined and majestic, symbolizing the magpie heralding the arrival of spring and foreshadowing Zhen Huan’s triumph after enduring hardship.
+Following Hua Fei’s downfall, Zhen Huan’s costumes began to incorporate more peony motifs, and their symbolism grew richer. One striking example is a cloak adorned with a magpie flying onto a plum tree, with vividly printed plum blossoms. Compared to earlier designs, this outfit was more refined and majestic, symbolizing the magpie heralding the arrival of spring and foreshadowing Zhen Huan’s triumph after enduring hardship.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 .Retreat to the Temple
-Unexpectedly, disillusioned with the court, Zhen Huan decided to enter a temple. Her temple attire was plain and austere, consistent with a life devoted to Buddhism. However, during a walk with Prince Guo in the mountains, her clothing featured subtle patterns for the first time in this period—a combination of butterflies, flowers, and green leaves. This design added a touch of charm to her otherwise simple garments, while also carrying profound symbolism, representing a fleeting moment of beauty and vitality in her otherwise somber existence.
+Unexpectedly, disillusioned with the court, Zhen Huan decided to enter a temple. Her temple attire was plain and austere, consistent with a life devoted to Buddhism. However, during a walk with Prince Guo in the mountains, her clothing featured subtle patterns for the first time in this period—a combination of butterflies, flowers, and green leaves. This design added a touch of charm to her otherwise simple garments, while also carrying profound symbolism, representing a fleeting moment of beauty and vitality in her otherwise somber existence.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 . Becoming Niohuru Zhen Huan
-When Zhen Huan was granted the title Niohuru Zhen Huan, she wore a long robe embroidered with peonies, exuding simplicity and elegance. By the time she was preparing to re-enter the palace, she had already risen to the rank of a third-rank noblewoman. Her ceremonial attire followed historical records, featuring ruyi patterns and a mandarin square badge on her chest. The design included two frontal and six rear mang patterns on her ceremonial robe, layered over the auspicious dress she would wear after returning to the palace.
+When Zhen Huan was granted the title Niohuru Zhen Huan, she wore a long robe embroidered with peonies, exuding simplicity and elegance. By the time she was preparing to re-enter the palace, she had already risen to the rank of a third-rank noblewoman. Her ceremonial attire followed historical records, featuring ruyi patterns and a mandarin square badge on her chest. The design included two frontal and six rear mang patterns on her ceremonial robe, layered over the auspicious dress she would wear after returning to the palace.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 . Zhen Huan's Grand Attire After Returning to the Palace
-After re-entering the palace, Zhen Huan’s attire grew increasingly extravagant. Peonies adorned her outfits, emphasizing their luxurious elegance. Her cloak during this period was also decorated with ruyi and peony motifs, reflecting her elevated status in the court. The once-subdued auspicious patterns on her ceremonial outfits were replaced by bold dragon embroidery on the shoulders, front, back, cuffs, and seams, showcasing the grandeur and authority befitting her royal position.
+After re-entering the palace, Zhen Huan’s attire grew increasingly extravagant. Peonies adorned her outfits, emphasizing their luxurious elegance. Her cloak during this period was also decorated with ruyi and peony motifs, reflecting her elevated status in the court. The once-subdued auspicious patterns on her ceremonial outfits were replaced by bold dragon embroidery on the shoulders, front, back, cuffs, and seams, showcasing the grandeur and authority befitting her royal position.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 . Zhen Huan as Empress Dowager
-As Empress Dowager, Zhen Huan wore ceremonial robes adorned with dragon patterns and five-colored clouds in her later years. These designs gave her an imposing presence, conveying a sense of authority that required no outward display of anger.
+As Empress Dowager, Zhen Huan wore ceremonial robes adorned with dragon patterns and five-colored clouds in her later years. These designs gave her an imposing presence, conveying a sense of authority that required no outward display of anger.[[File:Example.jpg]]
 Conclusion

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