China has always had a good reputation as a country of etiquette, and China's dress etiquette also has a long history, so what did the ancients pay attention to when wearing hats? In ancient China, people of different grades wore different hats, and in different dynasties, their hat wearing methods were also different.
1、 Ancient hat introduction the ancient hat was first born in the Yellow Emperor's era. At that time, the hat was not used to cover the sun for summer, but to highlight the status of a country and everyone in the dynasty. According to the level of each person, they will be divided into different hats. In the beginning, a hat was not called a hat, but a crown or crown. In ancient times, the crown refers to the hat exclusive to ancient men, but it is not a kind of hat that ancient men can wear. Under normal circumstances, some men who have not yet reached adulthood are not allowed to wear hats, because in ancient China, men were given a crown ceremony at the age of 20, which is what we now call the rite of passage. Only an adult man with a certain official position can wear a hat.
2、 The hat of the king is different from that of the king of different dynasties. As the master of a country, the hat he wears symbolizes the supreme power of the king. Therefore, the hat the king wears is generally different from that of other people. In the Qin Dynasty, the hat the king wore was called the emperor's crown. In the Han Dynasty, the hat the king wore was still the emperor's crown, but it was different from the Qin Dynasty in appearance. The emperor's crown in the Han Dynasty was only two inches long and only seven inches wide. On the whole, the length and width of the emperor's crown in the Han Dynasty were shorter than those in the Qin Dynasty. However, the biggest change in the imperial crown was in the Tang Dynasty. In Tang Dynasty, the economy was relatively prosperous and people's thought was more open, so the style of emperor's crown also changed greatly.
3、 The ancient people were very particular about wearing hats. People of different ages and grades wore different hats.
