Why didn't the Qing Dynasty keep the costumes of the Han people like the Yuan Dynasty? What is the reason?

The Qing Dynasty was the second dynasty in the history of China in which the Han nationality was ruled by foreigners. Only the Yuan Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty were ruled by aliens in history. However, after the Yuan Dynasty entered the customs, it did not completely deprive the Han people of their autonomy, but also kept their costumes. After the Qing dynasty entered the customs, it strictly ruled the Ming people, demanding that the Han people change their hair styles and wear Manchu costumes, because the Qing army could easily replace the Ming dynasty, and the hearts of the Ming people had long been scattered and easy to manage.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the country was riddled with disasters, droughts and plagues for years, the imperial court increased taxes, the people were poor, and the peasant rebels surged. In the absence of resistance in the Ming dynasty, the Qing dynasty easily entered the customs. Because it was easy for the Qing Dynasty to enter the Central Plains, and the soldiers and civilians of the Ming Dynasty had lost their hearts and minds, the Qing Dynasty thought that the Han people were easy to govern at this time, so it advocated that the Han people wear Qing Dynasty costumes and keep their hairstyles.

In the Ming Dynasty, ordinary people often wore long and wide clothes, with straight blue cloth and square flat towels on their heads. Ordinary people wear short coats and headscarves. Men have long hair, and Manchu men shave their heads, which means removing the hair around their heads. The long hair in the middle is divided into three strands and braided into a long braid hanging behind the head. Manchu people wear trousers and jackets. After the Qing dynasty entered the customs, in order to completely rule the people in spirit, the people were required to dress up completely in appearance.

The Yuan Dynasty was also an alien invasion, but the rule of the Yuan Dynasty was layered, that is, the place where the Han people lived was divided into several tribes, and the Qing Dynasty was centralized, so the management of the people would be stricter.