What is that handful of hair next to the ear?

Looks like sideburns? It seems that yes.

Beard - e.g. Bearded Male.

Now it's called sideburns.

Sideburns. "Beard" is a beard, upstairs classmates!

Which one? Just pull up your hair at will, don't deliberately pull all your hair behind your ears, cute and playful.

It should be called sideburns I think Sun Li's hairstyle has no sideburns, it shouldn't have any deep meaning, Zhen Huan is relatively simple in the early stage, and I always feel that if I have sideburns, the fresh image of the whole person can't be improved, and when there are sideburns in the back (such as when the queen mother is the queen mother in the finale), the whole person's feeling is different, very atmospheric, and I don't feel good to mess with!!

Because Zhen Huan was very innocent at the beginning, Mr. Chen Zhengmin, the stylist of "The Legend of Zhen Huan", said that adding sideburns would give him a sense of sophistication, so it was not until later when Zhen Huan became the most powerful that sideburns were added!

Because Zhen Huan didn't have it at the beginning, but later it was! Understand?

The ear area is generally called sideburns....But it feels better than calling it a side bang.

What is the hair next to the ears called? In Cantonese dialect, it is called dripping. Is it called baa in Mandarin?

The ears are stuffy next to the spring hair, Guangdong Heluo dialect (Haifeng area) has heard of "di4 zui4", homophonic words: dripping water (read in the local Heluo dialect);

This "dripping" seems to point to: sideburns (i.e., sideburns);

Sideburns, pinyin bin, t d p b way, take d the initial Heluo dialect, transition to din, after rounding off n, the sound becomes di, and the "drop" homonym, there is a comparable place in the image, so when looking for the "drop";

Vertical, pinyin chui, q c j z, take z, "vertical" transition Mayan is zui, the final sound is still zui, and "water" is the same sound (local Heluo dialect);

Sideburns], interpretation: sideburns; Heluo dialect "dripping water";

Throwing bricks and stones.

If it's not bangs, the other is a sixtieth !

The ends of the hair are the part of the hair that is furthest from the scalp. Forked hair,

It's bangs, not the ends of the hair.

It's not the tip of the hair, it seems to be called hair or something, I've heard Xiao S say it in Kangxi before