What is Huarong?

In ancient times, huā róng was an ornament used to decorate or wear on the hair, which was often used in ceremonies, banquets, weddings and other festive occasions. The shapes and styles of flowers are very rich, which can be red flowers, colorful silk skirts, beads and so on. Flower velvet is mostly worn by women, which is an important ornament for ancient women and an important symbol of personal accomplishment and taste.

Huarong's pinyin: huā róng.

Huarong Road stroke order:

1, flower: horizontal, vertical, vertical, left, vertical, left, vertical hook.

2. Rong:? Horizontal, horizontal, left, oblique hook, left, point.

Huarong's example:

1. In a traditional wedding, the bride wears beautiful flowers, which makes the whole scene more festive and warm.

He wears a small and delicate flower on his head, which further highlights his national temperament.

3. Modern fashion designers draw inspiration from traditional flowers and skillfully integrate them into fashion design.

4. In the traditional culture of China, Huarong is one of the symbols of female beauty, which means purity, beauty and good luck.

For the ancients, Huarong was not only an ornament, but also had the function of avoiding evil spirits and praying for blessings.

Huarong culture:

1. In ancient China, Huarong Road was endowed with many cultural connotations. According to records, Huarong originated in the Shang Dynasty and was an ornament fixed on the hair. The ancients believed that hair is the home of gods, so flowers are not only beautiful, but also have auspicious and blessing meanings, which can ward off evil spirits and avoid disasters and protect people's physical and mental health. With the passage of time, the styles and shapes of flower faces have gradually increased and become an indispensable part of China traditional culture.

2. Now, as a traditional cultural element, the flower face still retains its unique artistic charm, and many costumes or hair accessories are designed with reference to the shape, color and pattern of the flower face. For example, during the New Year in China, many people will wear flowers with China characteristics, hoping to usher in good luck and auspiciousness. Although modern women no longer wear Huarong, Huarong is still an important symbol of China culture and represents the long-standing traditional aesthetic spirit of Chinese civilization.

Floral Culture in East Asia: Floral Velvet, Floral Decoration, Flower Hairpin and Mongolian Flower House

1. Hana Kanzashi in Japan (はなかざり): Hana Kanzashi is a traditional Japanese headdress, which is very similar to Huarong Road in China. It is decorative, symbolic and auspicious. There are many kinds of floral decorations in Japan, including flowers, feathers and moire patterns of various colors and shapes, which are not only used in traditional national costumes, but also injected into modern clothing design.

2. Korean flower hairpin (? Kkotchim): Korean flower hairpin is an ornament worn on women's hair, much like a delicate little embroidery, which will be worn on celebration occasions or important occasions. There are many kinds of flower pins, including flowers, silk flower, knitted flowers, glass, beads and silver flower pins.

3. Mongolian flower house (монголхэлхо, Mongolian Helkhi): In Mongolian traditional culture, the flower house refers to decorative objects with flowers on their hair, similar to Huarong flowers in China. Mongolian flower houses have various shapes and materials, such as metal, wood, silk or jewelry.