Nowadays, many people like to watch costume dramas, and there are many serial dramas about the Qing Dynasty in costume dramas. For example, last year's "Yanxi Raiders" and "Ruyi Zhuan" are particularly popular, because the hairstyles and costumes of "Ruyi Chuan" and "Yanxi Raiders" are also very admirable. So in the history of the Qing Dynasty, the hairstyles of aristocratic women were as uniform as TV dramas? Next, let's take a look at the real hairstyles of women in the Qing Dynasty.
In the early Manchu Qing Dynasty, most of the women of the Flag People were coiled hair, or they were buntou. The Manchus who ruled the Qing Dynasty were originally Jurchens, who lived in the northeast before entering the customs. In order to prevent the hair from obscuring the line of sight from affecting hunting, Manchu women, like Manchu men, would tie their hair behind the top of their heads and braid it into a long braid, and then coil a bun. Then after dealing with the braided hair plate, Baotou was also the most common way for women in the early Qing Dynasty. When Nurhaci established the Golden Kingdom, there was a crown suit for luggage, and in order to match the imperial crown, he began to let go of the bun, forming the hair commonly used by Manchu women. The two small heads are made of their own hair. At this time, due to the admiration of frugality, they would only wear flowers on their hair and did not wear any gold and silver jewelry.
''Little two heads'' "After removing the crown, you can also make some homely decorations." It is to tie all the hair on the top of the head, use a flat bun as the base, and divide it into two strands and wrap it left and right. When combed into a horizontal bun, insert it laterally with a hairpin, which will fix the hair. But the back of the hair becomes a dovetail type. Since it is real hair, it will look flat and short as a whole. In the middle of the Qianlong period, the concubines of the harem began to bring gold and silver jewelry, which felt a little heavy on the head. That's when the haircut was invented. But at this time, it is still their own hair or a small amount of wig, but it can be enough to support those jewelry. The two heads developed into a one-word head and a ruyi head when jiaqing was in jiaqing. The hair rack also continues to increase with the demand, so more and more hair racks are needed at this time.
During the Daoguang years, there was a shelf head, which is said to be a hexagonal hair frame invented by Empress Xiaozhuang. Many powerful women dress up in this way when they attend various important occasions. There is also a style of hair called a large pull wing, which is a fan-shaped crown made of satin, which is worn on top of the bun of two heads. Most of the hair ornaments in the late Qing Dynasty were very popular at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and later they became higher and higher, and there was a "flag headboard". Decorate it with some flowers on the front and some tassels hanging from the sides. Until the end of the Qing Dynasty, the most important hair ornament for Manchu women was still the big pull wing, so later folk women also learned it. However, after combing, it is very time-consuming and laborious, and after combing, it is also necessary to pay attention to the form, which is particularly uncomfortable, so in addition to the wedding, few people in the folk have such a dress. In short, the ancient Qing Dynasty hairstyles are very different from the children in the TV series.