When did women s foot binding begin

During the Song Dynasty, due to the advocacy of some scholars, the bad habit of women's foot binding prevailed, indicating that women were seriously bound by feudalism during the Song Dynasty

It should be the Song Dynasty, and from then on, it was the most serious time of feudal thought in the feudal era.

In the middle or late Western Han Dynasty, legend has it that it began with Emperor Liu Biao of the Han Dynasty.

There is no way to verify, each has its own rhetoric.

It was started in the middle and late Tang Dynasty.

During the period of feudal rule, it seems to be the Qing Dynasty.

Because it must have started with the Song Dynasty, our history teacher said about it.

It takes two or three years to wrap it from a young age, it's called slow wrapping!

I didn't wrap my feet since I was a child, and I had to wrap it when I grew up, generally about two or three months to half a year, which is called an urgent wrap!

Usually it is more painful to wrap in a hurry!

There are those who have been wrapping their feet since childhood, and the time is relatively longer, called slow wrapping, generally 3-5 years, and the pain is relatively small!

There are also those who have not wrapped their feet since they were young, and they only wrapped their feet when they got married when they grew up, generally about a month to half a year, called urgent wrapping, which is painful, and can only change the shape of their feet, not short!

Started at the age of six or seven.

For the rest of my life.

In the past, I didn't wrap my feet since I was a child, and my in-laws required me to wrap my feet when I got engaged, and I got married after my feet were wrapped for about half a year!

In what year did the women of the old society begin to bind their feet?

Foot binding arose in the Northern Song Dynasty, and women generally followed.

From the age of four or five, the foot binding begins, and the cloth belt is untied after the adult skeleton is set, and there are also lifelong wrappers.

In the Song Dynasty, foot binding was to wrap the feet "straight" but not arched. The foot binding of the Yuan Dynasty continued to develop in the direction of slenderness. The wind of foot binding in the Ming Dynasty entered a prosperous period, and there was a saying of "three-inch golden lotus", which required the feet to be not only as small as three inches, but also to bow and bend.

The trend of foot binding in the Qing Dynasty spread to women from all walks of life, regardless of whether they were rich or poor.

Although some people have suggested that foot binding originated in the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, it is completely different from wrapping the foot after being injured and wrapping the foot into a "three-inch burning spike golden lotus" and becoming disabled.

After research, foot binding became a kind of folk bad habit originated in the Northern Song Dynasty, and Su Chao Bangshi of the Northern Song Dynasty also made a special poem "Bodhisattva Barbarian" to praise the foot-binding culture: "Applying incense does not cherish the lotus to take steps, and Ling Bo goes to ...... with long sorrows."It should be difficult to say delicately, and it must be seen from the palm of your hand. ”

Later, Emperor Shunzhi, Emperor Kangxi, and Sun Yat-sen all explicitly forbade women to bind their feet, but the bad habit of binding feet still persisted.

It was not until later that people's preference for European and American women's high heels gradually replaced the preference for foot binding, and the bad habit of foot binding was abolished.

But high heels can also cause damage to women's feet, so to speak, "laughing at fifty steps and laughing at a hundred steps".