Is the dress on thin ice really in line with historical facts?

Since the establishment of the Manchu Dynasty, a haircut order has changed the traditional hairstyles of all men who account for more than half of the country's population. Thus began the fierce, cruel and lasting national conquest and anti-conquest unique to the Qing Dynasty.

However, in the Qing Dynasty, men's hairstyles did not remain the same as what we saw in film and television dramas, but experienced several evolutions:

First, in the late Jin Dynasty, tonsure was regarded as the standard for Han people to surrender. Most of men's hair is shaved off, leaving only a lock of thin little finger on the back of the head, hanging like a rope, which is called "suncus murinus tail style". With this hairstyle, there are only about ten beards left on the upper lip. Second, in the early Qing dynasty, shaving was the policy of governing the country. From the resistance of the vast number of Han people in Liaodong to the countless anti-shaving struggles after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, thousands of Han people made great sacrifices for hair care. At this time, the hair storage part has gradually moved from the back of the head to the top of the head, but it can still be called "suncus murinus tail".

Third, in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, after the massacre in the early Qing Dynasty, hair styles began to change in the early years of Jiaqing. Although the hair storage part on the top of the head has not changed, the area is far more than the size of a money, but equivalent to the area of a palm, and the number of hair storage has increased significantly. The beard has changed from a few left and right upper lips to all, including the chin.

Fourth, by the end of the Qing Dynasty, that is, after Jiaqing, men's hairstyles gradually evolved into "braids" or "braids" with only one inch shaved off the top edge and long hair left in the middle.

5. In the late Qing Dynasty, "Braiding" was regarded as an important content in the * * struggle initiated by enlightened intellectuals and students. From the late Qing Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, "Braiding Braids" became a bottom-up and top-down national movement. ?