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The problem of social tradition, the Han nationality began to bind feet from the Southern Song Dynasty, initially with the elements of etiquette, after the development of the Ming Dynasty, it has become a folk custom and aesthetic standard, the Qing Dynasty shaving and easy clothing is mainly aimed at men, and does not limit the traditional clothing of Han women, so the foot binding continues, and reaches the peak of deformity, Han women are proud of foot binding, and the society boasts about foot binding, and even many Manchu women are envious, but the Qing ** is strictly forbidden for Manchu women to bind their feet, I think Manchu aristocratic women are so popular flower pot bottom, It is also envious of the gait of the Han foot-bound woman, so as to compensate.
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Who said Manchu women don't want it?
Women's foot binding reached its peak in the Qing Dynasty, and women from all walks of life, regardless of rich or poor, all bound their feet. Even some ethnic minorities in the far northwest and southwest have been infected with the custom of foot binding. At the same time, women's small feet have received unprecedented worship and attention.
During this period, the shape and size of the feet became an important criterion for judging the beauty and ugliness of women.
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Han women's foot binding has appeared since the Southern Song Dynasty, which is a problem of the aesthetics of the ancient Han people.
The Manchurian people rose in the white mountains and black waters, and women had to do heavy manual labor in the wilderness, how could they work with small feet?
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At first, it is not bound to the feet!
Later, they secretly followed suit, but it was different from the foot binding of the Han people!
In the later period, for the needs of intermarriage, he also began to bind his feet!
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There are also foot wraps, although the shaving order at that time was enforced, but foot wrapping ** is still forbidden because the three-inch golden lotus was synonymous with beauty at that time.
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No. Foot binding is just a tradition for Han women.
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The traditional way of life of production is determined. The Manchus are a fishing and hunting people, men hunt, women gather, and the credit is basically equally divided, so the status is similar. Like the Vikings, when a man goes out for several years, the family is basically supported by women, so the status of women in Northern Europe is higher.
Some farming peoples are different, plus some traditional ideological constraints.
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Foot binding is very painful for women, because they have to suffer from skin and flesh, foot binding is to wrap their feet with cloth, so as not to make their feet bigger and look smaller, because feet are very important to women, feet are equivalent to a woman's second face, in ancient times, there were three inches of golden lotus straight said, small feet are good-looking women, in turn, women with big feet, generally no one likes, this also stems from the ancient idea of male superiority and inferiority, people think feudal, male and female classification is serious, they don't care about the pain of their daughters, I only know that women must bind their feet when they reach a certain age.
As long as women have to accept the item of foot binding, but this is only limited to our Han nationality, men and women do not need to bind their feet, because the aesthetics at that time were different, the Han people regarded the small feet as beauty, and the "three-inch golden lotus" showed a woman's beautiful posture, which was more generous, elegant, good-looking, and the wind of foot binding has been deeply rooted in people's hearts and is difficult to change.
When the Manchu rulers entered the Central Plains, they ordered the abolition of foot binding, but because of the decadent thinking of the Han people, this problem could not be fundamentally solved, on the contrary, this phenomenon became more and more serious, and it has reached a point where it is out of control, and even women of other nationalities have joined the foot binding.
Manchu people's thinking is ahead of the Han people, as long as the Han woman does not bind her feet, it is disrespectful to her ancestors, and she will be regarded as a shame by others, and she will not be able to find her in-laws, so the parents have to endure the pain and let their daughters bind their feet. And Manchurian women are different, they pursue equality between men and women, open-minded, they yearn for freedom, when Qianlong came to power, he ordered the abolition of this foot binding, so now we women do not need to bind their feet.
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Because foot binding is a custom formed by the Han people in the past dynasties, although the Manchu people, they actively learn Han culture and customs. But for some strange Han culture and customs, they will not learn.
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Because this is the tradition of the Han people, not the Manchu people, so the Han people bind their feet. It's all made by the strange aesthetics of those literati, otherwise how could anyone suffer from this foot-binding thing, fortunately, it was abolished later, otherwise it would really be driven crazy.
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At that time, the Han people were influenced by Confucian feudal thought, and Han women formed a tradition of binding their feet, starting to bind their feet from an early age, while Manchu women did not have this tradition, so they did not need to bind their feet.
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At first, it was true that women did not bind their feet, but later due to the influence of the general environment, the need for intermarriage also began to bind their feet, and some even began to bind their feet when they got married!
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At that time, it was rumored that it was unlucky for a woman's feet to be too big, and people at that time liked three-inch golden lotus, so she couldn't marry if her feet were too big.
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Because foot binding is a Han tradition, and the Manchus do not have this tradition, only Han women can bind their feet, and Manchu women do not need to go through such torture.
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I think it was because the Han women's foot binding was a very disadvantageous tradition at that time. At that time, the Manchu tradition did not say that they should bind their feet, so their Manchu women did not need to bind their feet.
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The main reason is that the children of the Manchus did not have this tradition at that time, but the Han people were influenced by Confucian culture, which was also a manifestation of feudal superstition in the society at that time.
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Because this is the folk custom of the Han people, it has nothing to do with the Manchus, in fact, this kind of thing is the product of aesthetic distortion, and it should have been abandoned a long time ago.
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It is a tradition for Han women to bind their feet, and girls have to bind their feet at a very young age, while the Manchus do not have this tradition, so Manchu girls do not have to suffer this sin.
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The customs of the Han people are different from those of the Manchus, the Manchus are a people who live on horseback, and they do not need to bind their feet, while the Han people are different, the Han people are petite and beautiful, and the small feet show the beauty of women.
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