Feng Chai's moral: the noble headdress of ancient women has the dual functions of tying the bun and beautifying the appearance. At the beginning, Qin Shihuang ordered people to make a phoenix-shaped hairpin out of gold and silver, with hawksbill as the hairpin, called "Feng Chai", as the headdress of the imperial secretary. Later, the customs of past dynasties also used Feng Chai as ladies' jewelry. But the shape is what you want, there is no certain shape. It takes 45-100g of gold to make a phoenix hairpin, depending on its shape and size. Fengchai is a rare variety among Fengchai, and the phoenix-shaped hairpin is a symbol of good fortune. The finely carved scales and feathers of the phoenix are well-defined, light and vivid; Phoenix has a lotus pendant in its mouth, which symbolizes life, beauty and prosperity. Generally speaking, Feng Chai's function is to stabilize hair, but for a lady of a large family, there is another function, which is to restrain girls' behavior.