What does Crown mean?

The headdress refers to the age when ancient boys were allowed to use adult clothes or the initiation ceremony, while the headdress in the Yellow Calendar refers to the adult ceremony when children grow up in the traditional customs of China.

The coronal zone is the state of Qi corresponding to heavenly stems and earthly branches. For example, the Oracle bones are ugly in the crown, that is to say, when the Oracle bones are ugly in the moon, their five elements are vigorous, just like a newly grown person, with a weak crown (male, 20 years old) and a strong body, but not very strong.

Extended data

In ancient times, both men and women had to have long hair, and when they reached a certain age, they would hold a "rite of passage" for them. A man's coronation is to put his hair in a bun, called a knot, and then put on his hat.

The man is twenty years old, which means he has just reached the age of adulthood. Twenty years old is also called "the year of weak crown". "Official ceremony" originated in the Zhou Dynasty. According to experts' research, in the primitive society in the early ancient times, young men and women held a ceremony when they entered adulthood, which was called "adult ceremony" and "joining the club ceremony", and this "adult ceremony" later evolved into a coronation ceremony.