In addition to shaving hair and making it easy to wear, why did the Qing court still promote the Man

1 After the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the Central Plains, there was the idea of promoting the Manchu language throughout the country, because in the eyes of the Manchu rulers, only the hairstyles of the common people were similar to those of the Manchus, and they would slowly integrate into the Manchu cultural circle, and then carry out the implementation of the Manchu language, but they did not expect that the shaving order had been resisted, and even later there was a high-pressure policy of "keeping the head without leaving the hair, leaving the hair without leaving the head", 2 In order to consolidate the political power, in response to such a situation, the Manchu rulers naturally realized that the opposition of the Han people was very strong, Naturally, it can only be slowed down, in fact, the emperors behind them all have the national promotion of Manchu, but there are unspeakable hidden.

Shaving hair and making it easy to wear is actually a cultural invasion, so at the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, in order to make the Han people obey their orders, they began to implement their own Manchu language. In the end, it's for their own dominance.

The writing of a nation's culture is the soul and carrier of the nation, and the emperors of the Qing court may have wanted to infiltrate their Manchu culture into the Han people, so as to gain a kind of cultural domination. However, because it was too difficult for the common people to learn, and compared to the culture of the Manchus, the culture of the Han people was more profound and acceptable. It didn't go any further.

In order to strengthen the control of the Han people, the Manchus also had to strengthen their control over the language, and the Manchus wanted to promote the Manchu language throughout the country, but the results were not very successful.

Due to the feudal rule of a small number of people, the will of the emperor was higher than the will of the common people. So it depends on the mood of the emperor.

Because learning a language is very difficult, and shaving your hair is very simple and enforceable.

Because shaving hair is just a change in lifestyle habits, and learning a language starts from a young age, there are various difficulties in the process, so I have never succeeded.

I think the main reason is that the system is so popular with people, and people like it so much.

After the Qing Dynasty shaved their hair and changed clothes, how to distinguish whether it was a Manchu or a Han Chinese?

Shaving hair and making it easy to wear clothes refers to the policy of the Manchu rulers in China in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties who used the method of "beheading those who do not obey" to force all ethnic groups under their rule, including the Han Chinese, Mongolians, and other ethnic minorities in the south, to change their Manchu hairstyles and Manchu costumes.

A Since the last emperor of the Han Dynasty, Chongzhen, lost the country, the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs and established the Qing Dynasty. In order to facilitate the rule of the Central Plains, the Qing Dynasty forced the Han people to shave their hair and change clothes, so that the Han people did not distinguish between men and women, at least in appearance and dress, there was no difference between them and the Manchus. It is really difficult to distinguish whether a man is Han or Manchu based on appearance, but it is not difficult to tell whether a woman is Han or Manchu!

Because there are two customs that are different between Manchu women and Han women. Han women have bound their feet since they were young and like three-inch golden lotus, but the Manchu people grew up naturally and did not talk about foot binding. Therefore, to distinguish which ethnic group a woman is, just look at her feet, and the three-inch golden lotus wrapped in her feet must be of Han nationality.

b Second, Manchu women will have three ear piercings on each side of their ears since they were born, so that there are a total of six ear piercings on both sides, which is extremely different from a pair of ear piercings of the Han people.

The reason for this custom is also from their origins. The Manchus, also known as the Jurchens at the earliest, were the most brave and warlike race on the steppe. In order to express their wild power, Jurchen men and women prefer pierced ears with earrings, and the earrings are mostly gold rings made of metal.

In the later period, Jurchen women began to pay attention to the decoration on their ears, earrings were not only made of gold, silver, pearls, jade, etc., but also popular with multiple earrings in one ear, the largest number of up to nine.

Later, it has become a very common phenomenon for Manchus to wear four or five earrings in one ear, that is, four clamps in one ear or five clamps in one ear. After the Manchus entered the customs, this custom was also preserved. However, in order to maintain the image of the Qing Dynasty, strict requirements were also made for earrings.

Regardless of whether they are poor or poor, Manchu women must have three ear piercings on both earlobes when they are born, that is"One ear and three pliers"。

cSo we can also tell whether a woman is Manchu or Han by the logarithm of her ear piercing.

The Manchus speak Manchu, while the Han people don't.

The Manchus can be distinguished from the Han by festival customs and daily habits, the Manchus are good at hunting on horses, and they also have the habit of wearing wrenches to prevent slipping, which the Han people do not have.

Punch three holes in one ear and wear earrings of different materials to distinguish between Manchus and Han people, and people from ordinary Manchu families need to wear three earrings.

After the Qing Dynasty shaved their hair and changed clothes, they could also distinguish whether they were Manchu or Han by surname, clothing, and etiquette.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the peasant rebel army led by Li Zicheng entered Beijing, and Emperor Chongzhen committed suicide and the Ming Dynasty collapsed. Wu Sangui, the guard of Shanhaiguan in the Ming Dynasty, surrendered to the Manchus and led the Qing army into the customs. The Manchus** thus occupied most of the Central Plains and became the de facto controllers.

After the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs, a series of policies were implemented, one of which was to shave their hair and make it easy to wear, so that people all over the country at that time had the same hairstyle as the Manchus, and their clothes had to be changed to the style of the Manchus. This was resisted by many Han people at the time, but the Manchu Qing Dynasty still strongly pursued this policy, so why did the Manchu Qing Dynasty implement the policy of shaving hair and making it easy to wear? Personally, I think that this policy could culturally shake the Han Chinese, so that they could completely recognize the Manchu rule and prevent the Sinicization of the Manchus at that time, so the Manchus implemented this policy.

1. After the Manchus entered the customs, they were worried about the sinicization of the Manchus, so they let the Han people shave their hair and make it easy to wear the same as the Manchus.

Second, shaving hair and making it easy to wear allowed the Han people to adapt to the Manchus from their living habits, which culturally shook the rule of the Han people.

3. Shaving hair and making it easy to wear can distinguish the enemy and allow the Manchu Qing to quickly eliminate this part of the people.

Because the people in the Central Plains were still dominated by the Han nationality at that time, the Qing people were a minority after all, and they were anti-Qing and restored to the Ming Dynasty at that time. Therefore, in order to better rule most of the Central Plains people, it is natural to set an example.