Did the Chinese who went to the United States have braids during the Qing Dynasty?

When they went, they wore braids, because at that time people believed in "the body is the skin, and the parents are the parents". Braids are generally not cut.

Those who stayed, the laborers stayed, and the intellectuals were cut after being educated (but the Qing Dynasty also fell to cut them).

At that time, Chinese people in the past all wore braids, which was known from TV and movies, as well as in junior high school history textbooks.

At that time, there was a group photo of the international students who went to the United States, and everyone had hair on it.

Later, when the New Democratic Revolution asked for a haircut, they didn't keep it, and they grabbed it on the street and cut it, because they (the revolutionaries) thought it was a symbol of feudalism and backwardness, as if yes, I don't remember exactly.

When I go abroad, I usually cut my braids by myself! to avoid discrimination! Some also say that their country is the Ming Dynasty (although it is dead), not the Qing Dynasty!

Stay, don't leave a beheading in China, even if you cut it in the United States, you have to cut it when you come back.

Stay,Most of them are coiled up.。。 A handful of talent cuts.

At first, it was kept, but later some were influenced by Westerners and cut off their braids.

Stay, it looks like he still has a hat.

Most of them will stay when they go. When I came back, I didn't have it. Still others are looking at the individual.

It must be kept, you can see it if you look at the history textbook, isn't Zhan Tianyou just kept? ?

I kept it, but I cut it off when I went.

Some left some with their braids cut off.

There may be braids or not, but what is not left is a fake foreign devil, hehe!

At first six, and then slowly it didn't stay.

Stay,Most of them are coiled up.。。

I stayed when I went, some were gone when I came back, and some were still there.

When I first went, I wore braids.

The deceived laborers are all retained as international students, and those in the early stage are not retained.

Stay, you know all about the movie.

The reason why the Qing Dynasty kept braids and shaved half of the head was: because it was convenient to hunt on horseback, the hair did not block the eyes, and the resistance was small.

The Qing Dynasty was founded by the Manchus, who grew up on horseback since childhood, and kept their yin and yang heads in order to facilitate their horseback archery hunting. The forehead hair is shaved off the front to prevent the hair from falling loose and covering the eyes, and the back hair is tied into braids to prevent the wind from blowing and blocking the view.

1. The reason why the Qing Dynasty kept braids and shaved half of their heads, the Jurchen people lived in the mountains and forests, where the roads were rugged, the climate was cold, and the beasts were infested.

2. Shaved hair is not only hygienic, but also warm. The Manchu men simply shaved off the hair on their foreheads and braided the hair on the back. This way, it will not obscure the view, and it will not be distracted on the horse. This yin and yang head provided considerable convenience for the Manchu people to hunt.

3. In order to stabilize the rule, it is the tradition of the Manchus to shave their hair and keep braids, and after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs and unified the whole country, they had to shave their hair in accordance with the Manchu customs, in order to eliminate the national consciousness of the Han people and consolidate their rule.

4. The Manchus are an ethnic minority in Northeast China and live a nomadic life. Leave only half of your hair and braid your hair to make it easier to hunt. When hunting in the wild, you can put all your hair in your hat or put it on your head.

For a long time, this hairstyle has become a national characteristic. After entering the customs, in order to suppress the resistance of the Han people, they demanded that the hair be dressed Manchu.