Before, I saw a TV play "the legend of Xue Rengui". There was a scene that was very speechless. When the emperor went to court, the clothes worn by the ministers below were not uniform, and even their hats were in a mess.
What's more, Xu MaoGong didn't even wear a hat
One might say, what's speechless without a hat? Nowadays, many people don't wear a hat when they attend formal occasions. The hat is just an ornament. Whether to wear it or not depends on one's own will.
Although the words are good, we should not forget that it was the scene of the ancient dynasty. It was a very serious matter. How could we neglect it! Suddenly, thought of a joke, the wolf in the street met a rabbit, see it did not wear a hat, up is a slap. After that, the rabbit ran away in gray. The next day, the rabbit put on his hat and went to the street. He met the wolf again and was beaten again. As a result, it can't get angry and find a tiger to judge. The tiger called the wolf over and said, "you can't beat a rabbit for no reason, unless you have a proper reason."
Since then, the rabbit safety points not to let the wolf catch the handle, but the wolf did not have the reason to hit the rabbit is very depressed. One day, he went out for a walk. When he saw that the rabbit didn't wear a hat, he slapped him and said, "who told you not to wear a hat?" You see, although it's just a joke, you can see that the jungle world knows that wearing a hat is a very serious thing.
Hat is called "headdress" in Hanfu, including: crown, crown and Bian, collectively referred to as "crown". In ancient times, people had long hair, but in ancient times, people's hair was scattered. Later, the Yellow Emperor invented the crown and tied up his hair. In the pre Qin classic book Shiben, it is recorded that "the yellow emperor made the crown of fire eating crowns, which originated from the Yellow Emperor." From then on, the crown was made.
In addition, the hat represents the traditional Chinese etiquette system, is the embodiment of Chinese people's values and outlook on life in clothing, and is a distinctive symbol to distinguish different social strata. Therefore, the ancient talent will raise this matter to a political height, even a matter of vital importance. After that, conditional families will hold an adult ceremony for their children on their 18th birthday to celebrate their growing up.
Nowadays, more and more people pay attention to the rite of passage. Some influential parents not only plan for their children in advance, but also invite many people to attend the ceremony on that day, which often costs millions. Therefore, in today's entertainment industry, it is often heard that a certain star gives children an adult ceremony, which heavyweights are invited and how much money has been spent.
In addition, in ancient times, there was a similar ceremony, which was the "crown ceremony" held at the age of 20. In this ceremony, the father or the elders of the family will put a hat on the child, which means that he has become an adult and can be responsible for his family and the country.
At that time, if an adult didn't wear a hat anywhere, it could almost be interpreted as a sign of self denial.
Yuan Hong of the Eastern Han Dynasty was dissatisfied with the fatuous politics of that time, so he turned down all kinds of occasions and wanted to join the mountains and forests. Moreover, even our "poetry immortal" Li Bai, when he was not satisfied, wanted to "distribute the boat in the Ming Dynasty". It can be seen that the ancients had a special feeling for hats. However, there is a lot of attention to wearing hats. Civilians and officials wear different ways.
Ordinary people can't afford to buy decent hats. Most of them wear a black scarf called "Qianshou". However, there is a fixed way for officials to wear hats. It is even recorded in the form of law that who wears hats on what occasions. If someone violates this rule, they will be reprimanded and beaten if they are light, and it is also common for those who are serious to lose their official hats. What's more, if someone with ulterior motives catches him and puts him on the charge of contempt for the imperial court, the consequences will be serious.
In addition, the clothes of ancient officials were also particular. The clothes worn at home, at the court, for sacrifice and for official duties were different, and they all had corresponding hats. At home, they wear ordinary clothes and flat scarves; they usually wear black gauze hats when they are in office or in general when they are saints. On some grand occasions, when they need to wear court clothes, they wear meritocracy crowns. Of course, there are subdivisions in this kind of clothes. They are also different from those worn by royal highness and imperial historian or Zhongcheng.
At the time of sacrifice, the officials wore ceremonial clothes and wore crowns on their heads. There are also a lot of attention about this method of wearing clothes. Those who are interested can go to read some corresponding books. The corresponding introduction is more detailed. We recommend the records of Che Fu in the Tang Dynasty.
The scene in the legend of Xue Rengui is about the emperor having a dream. In the dream, a virtuous minister told him a lot of ways to govern the country. After the emperor woke up, he felt that the dream was very real. Therefore, he insisted that the virtuous minister who had been dreaming was in the world. Therefore, we should call on ministers to discuss countermeasures and see if we can find the worthy minister. It can be seen that this occasion is a general face saint. It is said that officials should wear public clothes and black gauze hats.
However, after reading the materials, Xu MaoGong was a third grade official or a British Duke, and his hat should be a front hat. However, he is wearing nothing in the camera, and the two people behind him are wearing different hats. In addition, there is no uniform regulation on the clothes on the body, so it is impossible to see what occasion this is. So, make complaints about the slot, and make complaints about where to go.
It should be noted that in Chinese history, hats have always been very important to a person. It was not until 1911 when the Qing Dynasty came to an end that Chinese hats no longer had official and class distinctions, thus adding a lot of fashion elements.
