What does it mean to be accompanied by a high crown

These ministers and ministers, all wearing high-ranking hats, accompanied by the queen's chariot.

Crown is a hat worn by ancient aristocratic men. The ancients tied their long hair in a bun and then covered it with a crown, unlike the hats of later generations, which covered the whole head. In order to fix the crown, there are two small ribbons on both sides of the crown that can be tied under the chin, called tassels.

The word "chariot" is a knowing word, with two husbands above and a car below, indicating that two people are pulling a car. The light rickshaws used in ancient palaces were called chariots, and later generations specifically referred to rickshaws used by emperors and queens. The emperor's seat is called the dragon chariot, and the queen's seat is called the phoenix chariot.

"Companion with a high crown" comes from the ancient poem "Qian Zi Wen".

Qian Wen Zi is an early textbook of China, which is said to have been written by Zhou Xingsi, a native of the Southern Dynasties. The full text is thousands of words, and it is a four-word long article with rhyming sentences, beautiful writing, gorgeous rhetoric and catchy words, covering astronomy, geography, nature, society and history. "