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Not included: Other personal expenses; Tips and gratuities; Package One does not include professional photography, photo retouching, or original image files.; Fees not included in "Package Includes"
Meeting point: Address 54-6 Xunpu Road, Donghai Street, Fengze District, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province (Xunpu Xiahe Photography Studio)
Ticket: Voucher type - How to redeem: Show your name and order number at the time of placing the order.
The Zanhua experience includes: exquisite makeup, Zanhua styling, optional clothing, professional photography, professionally retouched photos, all original photo files, and multiple photo spots (services included are subject to the package selected when placing the order). Zanhua, also known as wearing flowers or flower insertion, refers to wearing flowers made of fresh flowers or other materials on the head to enhance the wearer's beautiful image. It is a type of headdress in ancient China. During the Tang Dynasty, influenced by royalty and nobles, Zanhua developed into a common social fashion. The spread of Buddhism also promoted the development of Zanhua art, and the image of Zanhua ladies commonly appeared in Tang Dynasty paintings. Zanhua can enhance the beauty and temperament of women. Different flowers, Zanhua styles, and combinations of hairstyles and clothing can showcase diverse styles, whether fresh and beautiful or dignified and luxurious. Women use Zanhua to express their yearning for a better life and their expectations for themselves. For example, wearing Zanhua on joyous occasions such as weddings symbolizes happiness and fulfillment; wearing specific flowers on special holidays conveys wishes for blessings and warding off evil. Today, the蟳埔 (Xunpu) women in Quanzhou, Fujian, still retain the custom of wearing "Zanhua Wei" (flower wreath) on their heads. In 2008, this custom was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage. On weekdays, Xunpu women use hairpins to style their hair and insert small flowers diagonally at their temples; on major festivals, they wear them as flower wreaths.
Address 54-6 Xunpu Road, Donghai Street, Fengze District, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province (Xunpu Xiahe Photography Studio)
No. 54-6, Xunpu Road