Peony Perfume Persists: The New Frontier of Scented Garments In the heart of China’s Shandong province, a quiet revolution is taking place. The ancient city of Heze (菏泽), long renowned for its peonies, is now at the forefront of a technological breakthrough that’s set to redefine the intersection of tradition and innovation in the world of fashion. At a recent women’s handicraft exhibition, all eyes were drawn to an extraordinary display from Cao County, Heze. A skirt that seemed to bridge centuries, combining the timeless elegance of traditional Chinese hanfu with cutting-edge textile technology. This wasn’t just any skirt – it was a garment woven from peony fibers, infused with a fragrance that could last for two years. The star of the show? Yao Chihang, the visionary behind the “Luo Ruyan” hanfu brand, chinese traditional cloth beamed with pride as she explained the intricate process behind this marvel. This innovation isn’t just a novelty; it’s a testament to the potential of merging ancient craftsmanship with modern technology.