Which historical figure are the bangs related to and who the bangs were originally

with Hunan local dramas.

Bangs Chopping Wood".

Originally a vixen. The first meaning of "Bangs Chopping Wood" is a kind of flower drum opera in Hunan. Because it is very good and people's literary and artistic life in the era of planned economy is very limited, it was very popular in various performance troupes in urban and rural areas of Hunan.

Bang Hai chopping wood was once very popular in Hunan urban and rural performance teams, very good-sounding, let the whole country know, or make it popular all over the country is the Spring Festival Gala - Li Guyi and Jiang Kun's sketch performances in the 1984 Spring Festival Gala made it even more famous.

Before the Spring Festival in 1984, Li Guyi, a Hunan singer in Beijing, asked Hunan to go to the wonderful duet score of "Bangs Chopping Wood" starring him in 1961, that is, "Bigu Tune". At the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, she and Jiang Kun hit the Zen foundation with a shot, so that the whole country knows that there is such a "Bigu tune".

Bangs - folklore figures.

Liu Hai Toad, the name Cao, the word Zongcheng, also the word Zhaoyuan, Zhaoyuan, the road number Hai Toad. Later generations are commonly known as bangs. A native of Guangyang during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, he was a famous Taoist patriarch and one of the five Yang patriarchs of Quanzhen Taoism.

Because of his Guangyang people, he is known as Guangyang Liu Zhenren. Liu Zhenren's name is Hai Toad, and the Taoist community calls it Liu Hai Toad, but the folk legend Liu Hai plays Jin Toad, and later generations falsely make Liu Hai Toad, which has become the most common name for Liu Hai Toad in the world.

A disabled person surnamed Liu has people repairing it every day.

1981-09--1985-07, Southwest University of Political Science and Law, Bachelor of Law, Criminal Investigation Student.

1985-07--1986-09, Police of Criminal Investigation Brigade of Beihai Public Security Bureau, Guangzhou.

1986-09--1988-11, Clerk, Office of Beihai Public Security Bureau, Guangzhou.

1988-11--1994-08, Vice President of the Public Security Bureau of Beihai City, Guangzhou.

1994-08--1995-12, Deputy Director of Yintan East District Police Station, Beihai Public Security Bureau, Guangzhou.

1995-12--1996-10, Director of Yintan East District Police Station, Beihai Public Security Bureau, Guangzhou.

1996-10--2002-07, Chief of Security Section, Beihai Public Security Bureau, Guangzhou.

2002-07--2004-11, Director of Tieshan Port Branch, Beihai Public Security Bureau, Guangzhou.

2004-11--2006-12, Assistant Researcher, Office of Beihai Municipal Party Committee, Guangzhou.

2006-12--2008-08, Deputy Secretary-General of Guangxi Beihai Municipal Party Committee

2008-08--2009-12, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of Beihai Public Security Bureau, Guangxi Province

2009-12--2014-04, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Public Security Bureau of Beihai City, Guangxi Province

2014-04-- Captain of the Economic Crime Investigation Corps of Guangxi Public Security Department (Deputy Director level).

Member of the People's Party Group of Liuzhou City, Guangxi, Director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, Secretary of the Party Committee, Chief Inspector, and First Deputy Secretary of the Political and Legal Committee of the Municipal Party Committee.

Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a fairy boy named Liu Hai, in Han folklore, he always hung a neat row of short hair on his forehead, looking childish and cute. Portraits of fairies painted by later generations of painters often resemble bangs. In the famous folk painting "Bang Hai Plays the Golden Toad", he hangs his hair on his forehead, rides on the back of the toad, and dances a string of copper coins, looking innocent and lively.

After that, the short hair in front of the forehead of a child or woman is called bangs. In ancient times, bangs were generally only kept by children and women, and men usually did not have bangs.