Putting on this modified Qipao with a red background and white flowers, and holding an oil-paper umbrella while sitting in a Chinese-style courtyard, I instantly got that lazy yet slightly mysterious vibe of C.C. The embroidery details of this outfit are very exquisite, especially the mandarin collar and the frog closures on the side, making the texture look great under the light. To restore the character's green hair and iconic hair accessories for this C.C. cosplay, the wig was specially volumized, and paired with a red-and-black hairband, the overall color scheme perfectly matches the original design for the Qipao cosplay. We chose a Chinese-style teahouse with solid wood furniture and tea sets for the shoot, where the dark background beautifully offset the brightness of the red dress. The light and shadow casting on the umbrella and the skirt hem added a narrative depth to the frames. Using the fan and oil-paper umbrella as props not only expanded the range of movements but also enhanced the classic Oriental charm. Every time I step into this character for a roleplay, I can always feel her detached yet profound temperament. With this Chinese-style photography session, I hope I have struck a perfect balance between her casualness and elegance.