The History of Chinese Hair Pieces | How Were They Made?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- The use of #hairpieces was a common practice throughout #Chinesehistory.
Ancient Chinese people treasured their hair greatly. People wouldn’t get haircuts unless they were forced to. So what were the #hair pieces made of?
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Hanfu, meaning Han Chinese Clothing, or as I'd like to call it Han Couture, is what ancient Chinese people wore for thousands of years.
Traditional Chinese Clothes changed from dynasty to dynasty and there exists hundreds of variations.
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I'm wearing Tang Dynasty style hanfu Qixiong Ruqun, learn more about it here:
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Thank you for this I am watching Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace 如懿传 (thank goodness for subtitles LOL) & was curious about how they got their hair that way.
I always thought when thinking after watching historical cdramas "people back then must have lots of nice black hair..." finally I found out it was not all Real🤣
Unrealistic beaury standarts from ancient times. XD
Hahah, I always believed they had hair pieces because malnutrition cannot fight balding. I mean we can't even reserve much baldness with our technology now 😂
And people didn't change much in terms of how bad we want to look good all these years
Me too 🤣
Fully agree I'm into historical c dramas also AHHAHAHAH
Actually, a lot of hair pieces also came from Buddhist nunneries from the hair cutting ceremony for new coming nuns
Oddly enough a great amount of modern hair extensions come from Indian temples during spiritual hair cutting ceremonies as well
That's what I was thinking.
Looks like you doesn't know anything about ancient Chinese dynasty. Before Buddhism introduce to china. Feudalism was the form of government of the xia and Shang dynasty. The law of Shang dynasty when punishing woman who commited crimes was to humiliate them. Their hair will be shaved in order to teach them a lesson.
In order for the woman during the ancient Chinese dynasty to not be humiliated by their neighbors. Woman from that era, created a WIG which comes from a horse hair to hide their being baldness
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I like Chinese movies so I’ve always wondered how they created such beautiful hair with such big and tall looks . This video was so interesting 🧐
You should have seen one in the Chinese museum. They displayed one metal shape of a tall stair so the wearer can make three tier hair stack one over another. It’s crazy. At first I had thought it was a weird hanger with no hook.
Thank you! I kept looking at the gravity-defying Tang-dynasty hairstyles and thinking, they must have used SOMETHING to support them back then. I mean, I know that these days, the hairstyles in the dramas are mostly wigs, so I wondered how the ladies did it back in the day. I knew that Han Chinese did not cut their hair, and many of the great beauties were described as having hair that reached the floor, so when you have that much hair it's easy to tie it up into these great hairstyles, but they had to have something else that they wrapped their hair around to make it stand up so high. You have proven to me that they did. Thank you!
The same is true in Europe during periods when elaborate hair was in fashion of both men and women often wire framework was employed as well has human and horsehair inserts not to mention full wigs.
We are going to ignore how AMAZINGLY FLUID her speech is??!! Soooooo easy to listen to.
Yep she has a smooth way of talking. I like listening to her explaining things.
Yes, it is very relaxing
Your videos are always so well researched an interesting. Thank you for helping to keep Chinese traditions and culture alive!
Just found your channel and love your videos. Any chance you will do something about men's hairstyles at some point?
I'm not even Chinese but why the hell I am so interested in their history like this🥺
This is very interesting. Thanks for the knowledge.
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Thank you..for a knowled hairstyle of Ancient Chinese..😊
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I've been wondering about these things for _years_ but could never find any straightforward explanations. Thank you for posting this.
0:53 i'd call that a pretty hard flex
Those hair thicc
I wouldn't be surprised if she was the lead for historical drama's
So interesting. Thank you 😊
Need Indonesian translater 🙏
Thank you !
Oooo can you do a video on the four great mother's of history please? I find this fascinating
771st like and this is so fun to watch, i'm gonna sub!!
I look forward to seeing your videos every day! I"m not gonna lie, I kinda re-watch many of your videos while I wait xD
I love you Ali
Man chinese people were just way further than the rest of the world.
While everyone was still beating stones together they worried about their hair :)
It is really cool to see some part of history that we never spoke about in school. It is really hard to find an entry point to learn about chinese history, so I am just kind of all over, but it is very interesting.
Thank you for sharing this information. I really enjoyed your video.
Korea also had restrictions but they had to pay tributes or start war. They had no option.
What do the various different styles of hairpieces or adornments represent as far as rank is concerned? Do Noble Consorts wear hairpieces different from Consorts or Concubines? Does the Empress wear a certain type of hairpiece or crown that the others in the harem cannot wear? Thanks!
Vv interesting information about history of hairstyling in old China.
Thanks very much for sharing...💖💝💐
Thanks for this interesting Video. I love how you explain this.
The blogger is awesome, like Amway Hanfu all over the world and ancient Chinese hairstyles
Thank you, this was a very informative video.
thank you I always wondered about that as of Late I have been rewatching Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace
I like her! What a very pleasant hostess she is. I wish there were more of her vids! Truly!
I love Flyin' Jewelry. Have many pieces from her shop. Thanks for the informative video. :)
This was fascinating! Great job!
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LOL, the Qing style probably started cause someone couldn't find her hair-filler piece,,,,,,,,, and just shoved a stick in there to get by for the day.
小姐姐穿的这件是齐胸衫裙还是诃子裙？
When I watched the cartoon Sagwa as a kid, I was really intrigued by the human palace girls clothes and big hair. It's beautiful to me.
Hi Ally! Can you please consider making a video about Qing Dynasty hair for Han Chinese women? I especially want to see what type of hairpieces are used to create the back of fancy buns. Thanks!
ohh i've wondered what those billboard looking hats were in old chinese pictures...i guess the super large ones were wood, and their originated from simpler hairstyles and sticks. fashion evolution is amazing :D they reminded me of amadala from star wars
Qué bueno sería poder conocer esa información pero habría que poner subtítulos en Español.
Gracias
I live in the UK and I'm very interested I'm making one of the wig to get hold of the buns from I would be grateful
Who else went straight to the comments?
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Thank you! Love your costume. 💕.
My granny told me a ghost story about fake hair in ancient time. Once there was a worker worked in the memorial home for the Yamen. Where they house dead prisoners or corpse with no identity house till the family claims the body back. The worker sold the hair from dead lady with no identity to another lady. One night the spirit of the dead lady came to her and said. “Please return my hair to me.” The lady who bought the hair couldn’t take it off fast enough and screamed and fainted afterwards. The end.
Hope you like the story. 😊
I’m so interested in this after seeing some chinese dramas
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You know Taiping Rebellion?
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