1, the children of the pre-Qin aristocratic family wearing a crown. When wearing a crown, you should cover the bun with a hairpin first, and then cover your hair with a crown. In the pre-Qin period, the Central Plains had long hair and barbarians had short hair. Long hair and short hair are one of the signs that distinguish China people from foreigners. The crown of the pre-Qin period did not cover the top of the head like the hat of later generations. However, there are tassels on both sides of the crown ring, which is the floorboard of the two elements.
2, the crown is black, which is the most distinguished ceremonial crown. At first, emperors, princes and doctors could wear crowns when offering sacrifices. The shape of the crown is different from the general crown. Above the crown is a rectangular version named "Yan"; There is a string of small jade beads hanging in front of Yan, which is called "Xi". Later generations only allowed the emperor to wear a crown, and "crown" became synonymous with the emperor.
This is also a more honorable crown. There are two kinds: one is called Jue, which is a crown without crotch; The other is called Pi, which is a pointed fur hat made of white deerskin. In the pre-Qin period, Shu Ren had no right to wear a crown, so he had to wrap a cloth towel on his head. This headscarf was later developed into a hoe.
Pre-Qin clothing
1, in the pre-Qin period, the top coat was called clothes, and the bottom coat was called clothes. The difference between clothes and petticoats is obvious. But dresses are skirts, not pants, and there were no pants in the pre-Qin period. Clothes and petticoats are called "deep clothes". In the pre-Qin period, the skirt of the Central Plains opened to the right, while the skirt of barbarian coats opened to the left, which was an important difference between China and barbarian coats.
In the pre-Qin period, people wore fur and robes in winter. The nobles and the rich wear clothes, while Shu Ren and the poor can only wear robes. In the pre-Qin period, people wore clothes and their fur was outward to show people the color of fur. Dragging a long coat, it is full of clutter.
3. The textiles provided first are cloth and suspension. The "cloth" here is not woven fabric, but hemp fabric or kudzu fabric, because people didn't know how to grow cotton at that time. Silk is a kind of silk fabric. Silk is a high-grade material: it is worn by nobles and rich people. Shu Ren can only wear linen, so "cloth" is synonymous with Shu Ren.
4. Pants with skirts and no files in the pre-Qin period. A petticoat is a skirt. There was not much difference between men's and women's clothes at that time. Both men and women wore blessing skirts. People in the pre-Qin period often used a piece of cloth to wrap their calves obliquely, which was called "oblique width" or "width" for short.
5. The names of shoes in the pre-Qin period were Yu, Lu, Yu, Yu, Yu and so on. Wear leather shoes in winter and tie your shoes in summer. Generally speaking, Li is made of hemp. In Mencius and Teng Wengong, it is said that Xu Xing's disciples "bound Li to weave a mat for food", which shows that Li was bound by weaving. Knitting is another name for the waist. Generally speaking, the sole is a shoe and the back is a pot. Footwear and socks is a verb, used as a noun, not a shoe. Straw shoes are straw shoes and shoes are wooden shoes.