Can anyone help me summarize the changes in the hat over the past century? 100

At first I had five hats: AS, a rugby helmet, a modest stake hat, a slug, a Prussian helmet.

Bug swapped Bill's bald head and then added a stake hat in exchange for a remarkable pillar cap.

2.The football helmet and residual iron were replaced with a Texas cowboy hat, and finally the safety earmuffs were changed with foreigners.

3.The slugs changed to an old-fashioned newsboy hat, then to an officer's masonry hat, and finally got a resolute counterattack.

4.The Prussian helmet was changed to the Inquisitor wig, then the carnival crown, and finally the goggles were obtained with recycled metal.

But now there are only 4 hats left.

According to the "Later Han Dynasty Book and Public Service Chronicles": "The ancient clothes are furious and the skin is rising", and the "Interpretation of the Name" cloud: "Rising, the hat is also."

The Great Biography of Shangshu contains: "King Cheng asked the Duke of Zhou: 'What is the crown of Shun?

Zhou Gong said: "The ancients had those who took the skin and hooked it. The hat is the "head coat", the first wear".

In the Yangshao culture and Longshan cultural sites, there are pottery flutes, bone pipes, bone hairpins, etc., which indicate that there were crowns and hats that tied hair and even wore crowns and hats in this period. The production of the crown hat originated from the need to protect against the heat and cold, people put a large leaf on the top of the head to protect from the sun or rain, and wrapped a piece of fur on the head to protect from the cold, which is the original "hat". The "crown" and "crown" in the idiom "well-dressed" and "high-sounding" refer to hats.

But the ancient crown hat was different from the current hat in that it only had a narrow crown beam that covered part of the top of the head, unlike the current hat that covered the whole of the head. With the development of the social productive forces, there are differences in class and rank, and this difference is then clearly reflected in the crown. As a result, there was a distinction between the high and the low, and the poor and the unidentified were not allowed to wear the crown.

In the late Zhou Dynasty, when the feudal system was first emerging, the hierarchical distinction on the crown and hat became systematic, and there were already six crowns in the crown and three in the dress. In books such as "The Book of Rites", "The Records of the Week", and "The Book of Rites", the descriptions of the crown and hat system are more simple to complex, and different levels have to wear different crowns and hats on different occasions. For example, the emperor's special "crown", it is low in front and high in the back, indicating respect, the front is covered with silk threads, the purpose is not to squint, and the ears are blocked with silk threads on both sides, indicating that they do not listen to slander, and the idioms "turn a blind eye" and "turn a deaf ear" come from this.

Only when a prince inherits the throne can he be crowned. Ordinary people can only wear headscarves. According to records, the headscarf used as a hat was originally used by ordinary people to wipe their sweat during labor, and only later was it used as a hat on the head.

In addition to reflecting the differences in class and rank, the crown and hat are also closely related to secular etiquette. For example, in ancient times, when the children of the noble clan were 20 years old, they would hold a solemn crown ceremony to indicate that they had reached adulthood, so later generations used the crown as a proxy for high-ranking officials and nobles. For example, in the Han Dynasty, there were more than a dozen kinds of crowns, which were used by people of different identities on different occasions.

Another example is that in modern times, people use the hat salute to show politeness, but in ancient China, taking off the hat was rude. Du Fu said in "The Song of the Eight Immortals in Drinking" that Zhang Xu took off his hat and exposed his hat in front of the prince after he was drunk, which was an unseemly behavior at that time. The hats of various nationalities in our country are even more colorful and varied, and they are very characteristic of the nation.

Many distinctive hats have become important symbols of national identification. For example, the Uygur people's small flower hat, the Mongolian people's fox fur hat, the Tujia people's brocade felt hat, the Yugur people's flared red tasseled hat, the Achang people's flat-barreled Baotou, the Yao people's pheasant tail Baotou, and so on. In addition, the Liaojin people mostly wear fur hats, and the Yuan people wear helmet top hats.

Nowadays, the function of the hat to divide classes and ranks has been weakened, and it does not have much to do with secular etiquette, and its main role is to protect against the cold and keep warm and decorate.

In ancient times, there was no hat but a scarf, people used silk and linen towels to wrap their heads or tie their hair buns, and now the "headscarves" used by ethnic minorities in southwest China are the remnants of ancient scarves. During the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Emperor Wu made the scarf into a shape containing four corners in order to make it easy for his army to wear, which was called "Qitou" at that time, and it was actually the earliest hat in China. Later, the four-cornered hat gradually changed to two long horns extending to the left and right, which evolved into the black gauze hat.

The two horns protruding from the left and right crossed the back of the head, and developed into the helmet of the military attaché.

In order to cultivate students' aesthetic ability.

In winter, people often wear hats to keep warm. However, when people started using hats, they didn't use them to keep warm, but as an ornament. Hats were invented very early in our country, and the idioms "crown" and "crown" refer to hats.

The crown was not like today's hat that covered the top of the head completely, with its narrow crown beam, which covered part of the top of the head, and was fastened with ribbons knotted under the jaw on both sides. Ancient men began to wear crowns at the age of 20. When wearing a crown, a "crown ceremony" is held to signify the beginning of adulthood.

In the Han Dynasty, there were more than 10 kinds of crowns, which were used by people of different identities on different occasions.

"Crown" appeared earlier than "crown". This kind of "crown" is low in front and high in the back, indicating respect, the front is hung with silk threads, so that the eyes do not squint, and the ears are covered with silk threads on both sides, indicating that they do not listen to slander. This "crown" is reserved for the emperor.

Only when a prince inherits the throne can he be crowned. In ancient times, working people wore headscarves. Later, hats gradually became a favorite necessity.

Hats were invented in China a long time ago. As there is in a Chinese idiom"Well-dressed"、"Grandiose"Wait, here"Crown"、"Corona"It's the hat.

The ancient crown system is an important part of the Chinese dress system, and men began to wear crowns at the age of 20, and when they wore crowns, they were held"Crown Ceremony", indicating that you are an adult.

The ancient Chinese crown was different from the current hat in that it only had a narrow crown beam that covered part of the top of the head, unlike a hat that covered the whole of it. After the crown was produced, there was a distinction between the noble and the lowly between the crown and the hat, and the poor and the lowly were not allowed to wear the crown. The crown style and crown system of each dynasty are different from those of previous dynasties.

During the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.), its form was roughly similar to that of the hat. The crown must also be matched with a headband, the lowly can only wear a headband, and the underage can only wear an empty headband. This crown system influenced the Ming Dynasty until the Ming Dynasty.

In the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD), there was a black gauze hat in the official uniform. "Corona"than"Crown"It appeared early, and generally referred to the feudal emperor's exclusive use"Corona", which is added when the prince inherits the throne"Corona"。Laborers can only wear headscarves, which are mainly used to wipe sweat, and later used as a hat to wrap their heads.

Chinese hats have their own national characteristics, in ancient times, the Liaojin people wore fur hats, the Yuan people wore helmets and top hats, Uygur small flower hats, Tu felt hats, Mongolian fox fur hats, etc. In daily life, hats also have the role of cold protection and warmth, decoration and dressing.