Men's hairstyles in Qing dynasty followed Manchu customs, which showed that all ethnic groups obeyed Manchu after Manchu entered the Central Plains. Jurchen has had the custom of shaving her hair since the time of MongTimur. That is, the edge around the top hair is shaved off by more than one inch, while the long hair is left in the middle and braided into three locks at the back of the head, which is called braided hair.

This hairstyle is not simply called "braiding", but shaving the front hair and braiding the back hair.

This is a common custom in East Asian countries. The Mongols shaved off some of their hair and kept some in Genghis Khan's time. Before the Meiji Restoration in Japan, men's hairstyles were almost exactly the same as Genghis Khan in history books, which can be seen from ukiyo-e paintings. This custom may have the same origin as the custom of chiseling front teeth in Nanyang Islands, and it is a rite of passage.

Men's hairstyles are generally simple, and they are mostly adopted by young people who are not crowned, or farmers, ordinary people, wild old men and the elderly. According to records, there are children's buns, which are divided into two buns, a top steamed bun, a shaved steamed bun and a top steamed bun, all of which have been removed. There are hair cuts, braids, draped hair and those that are cut first and then curled.

1. The hair is divided into two bun.

Mainly for babies, teenagers and teenagers, this hairstyle divides the flat comb into two sides, ties it with silk thread and puts it on both sides of the head. The remaining two ends of the bun let it hang naturally.

Leave a bun at the top.

This hairstyle is the most common, and it is the main hairstyle of ordinary people and young people who have not been crowned. This hairstyle is to comb their hair, tie it at the top, and then tie it in a bun, which can make their hair firm and stable.

3. Brother: J lost his hair

Mainly the hair styles of monks and nuns, which are also adopted by farmers and the elderly, can be used appropriately.

Editing and distribution

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, knitting was very prosperous. The hairstyle of this picture is based on the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum, which is mostly adopted by warriors, people and businessmen. In Qing dynasty, the braiding was tied behind the head, and then braided and hung behind the back.

Put on your hair.

This hairstyle is mostly used by warlocks, old people and hermits, and can be used for reference when modeling characters.

6. Cut the front and make the back bread into a circle.

This hairstyle is mostly used by the elderly, and ordinary people, farmers and businessmen often use it. This system shaves off the front hair and leaves the back hair round.