Do women still need to wear hijabs when they get married in modern society?

There is no need for a hijab, but a hijab is usually prepared, which is usually hung around the neck and has a symbolic meaning, and the hijab will not be lifted. However, some wear Chinese-style clothes, and they also wear hijabs.

In modern society, if a woman marries, if she chooses a Western-style wedding, she does not need to be hijab, and if she chooses Chinese-style marriage, she can also choose whether to wear a hijab according to her preferences.

Among the marriage customs in our country, there is a very special custom that a woman should wear a red hijab on her head when she marries. Although this custom has changed to this day, many women today marry without paying attention to this custom. Why, then, did women in ancient times wear a veil when they got married?

There are three reasons for this.

The first is to cover up shame. In ancient times, our country was a feudal society, and the status of women was not high, and there were many restrictions on women, one of which was that women were not allowed to go out to see men at will. And this is especially true on the day of the wedding, where the bride can only be seen by the groom.

Therefore, when the woman goes out, she will choose a red hijab to drape on the woman's head, which can not only block the view of the guests, but also prevent the bride from being shy.

The second is that it has a special meaning. It means that the bride will never find the way back after covering her head, in ancient times, once a woman was married, it meant that she was an appendage of her husband and could not go home casually, so there was a saying "married daughter, splashed water". In addition, women in ancient times got married, and due to inconvenient transportation, they could only rely on themselves to find the way home.

When you get married, you will be covered with a hijab, which will block the woman's view, and it will be difficult to know the way home.

In the end, it's all about keeping the mystery alive. According to ancient etiquette, a married man and a woman were not allowed to meet, so the bride and groom saw each other for the first time on the day of the cave room. Therefore, when the woman puts on the hijab and arrives at the new house, the groom picks up the hijab, and sees the bride under the makeup, and the color of the red hijab sets off the bride's shy face, which will inevitably make the groom's heart ripple, and then leave a good impression.

All in all, the marriage of ancient women wearing red hijabs had a special meaning in the society at that time.

In the ancient feudal society, women who have not come out of the cabinet can not show their heads casually, and the red hijab is not only to cover the shame, but also to make a good fortune, and the woman who covers her head will not find her way home.

Ancient society was relatively feudal, so people thought that girls should not show their heads when they got married, so they had to wear a hijab. Another reason is to let her husband open and be the first to see himself.

Because in ancient times, women were not allowed to show their heads, and when they got married, they had to wear a hijab on their heads, because they wanted to prevent others from seeing their faces.

It is a traditional custom in which a girl wears a hijab to cover her shame, and another says that a woman forgets her way home.

There are two main points to put a hijab on the head: the first is to symbolize festivity, and the second is mainly to make the bride forget to go home.

We can see in many TV series that when the newlyweds get married, they need to wear a red hijab, and then wait for the groom to pick off the bride's red hijab, so in fact, in some places in China, this custom will still be retained. So why do couples have to wear a hijab when they get married? And why does this hijab have to be red?

In fact, at the beginning, there was no saying that you should wear a red hijab when you got married. In the beginning, the hijab was nothing more than an ornament used by women in ancient times to protect themselves from the wind and cold. Slowly, such an ornament was considered a more fashionable item by many upper-class people, so it slowly became popular, and even later became popular in the court.

Therefore, when everyone holds a wedding, they will also add this element, and they will think that such a wedding is more fashionable and more in line with a social custom at that time.

So as for red, red has always represented a very auspicious color in China from ancient times to the present, many people will use red during the Spring Festival or some jubilant moments, red represents the heat, represents enthusiasm, and gives people a positive feeling, then everyone will also feel that when getting married, it is more festive to use red, after all, marriage is also a more festive thing, so slowly when more and more people do this, Everyone will feel as if wearing a red hijab is a must when they get married.

So far, although there are many places where this custom is still used, we have also begun to borrow from the West. When getting married, the bride will be put on a white light veil, which is more beautiful and very Western-style.

It is said that at the beginning of the universe, the Nuwa brothers and sisters decided to marry and reproduce in order to make the world more lively. But the two siblings, because they were shy, came up with the idea that if God married them, let the clouds in the sky merge, and if they did not agree to marry, then let the clouds disperse. Then the clouds really came together, and the clouds evolved into red heads.

Mainly for the sake of a good lottery, I think the point should be that they want the bride to be left for the groom and not for outsiders, so it should be a more conservative custom.

It seems to be for a good color, and a few days before a woman gets married, she can't meet her sweetheart, otherwise it will be unlucky, and she should wear a red hijab to cover her face when she gets married.

This has been handed down from ancient times to the present, of course, the first reason is to draw a good omen, which means that the married life is prosperous, and at the same time, ancient women stay at home and are conservative, which also means to cover shame.

The earliest hijabs appeared during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and gradually became popular after the Tang Dynasty. Red represented luck and festivity in ancient times. In ancient times, there were more restrictions on women, and women could not show their heads at will, and the hijab was used to cover their shame, which later evolved into a custom.

First of all, red looks more festive and goes well with marriage. There is also the ancient requirement that women should follow three virtues and four virtues, do not go out of the gate, do not step out of the second door, and do not easily show their heads. So after evolution, a consensus has gradually developed.

The earliest hijab appeared in the Qi Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, when women used it to shelter from the wind and cold, and only covered the top of their heads. At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, it evolved into a kind of draped hat from head to shoulder, used to cover shame, and in modern times, before both men and women get married and enter the cave house, they are not allowed to see the "true face of Lushan", so the hijab is still useful as a measure to symbolize isolation.

First of all, red represents festivity, and when you get married, of course, it is a time of joy, and you must use red objects. In ancient times, women had to abide by the "three obedience and four virtues", not to show their heads, stay in the boudoir all the year round, and not to step out of the door, even if they got married, they could not let others see the bride's face. Therefore, when a woman marries, she is covered with a red hijab.

In the legends of many peoples around the world about the origin of mankind, there are plots of brothers and sisters marrying, and there are descriptions of covering their faces with leaves, animal skins or braids to avoid shame. The bride's red hijab is only an evolution of it.