The origin or history of hats?

The external beauty of people not only talks about the internal characteristics such as appearance, figure, manners and temperament, but also the hat group in clothing collocation is an indispensable note in beautiful melody.

In ancient times, there were towels without hats. People wrapped their heads with silk towels or tied their hair in a bun. The "headscarf" used by ethnic minorities in southwest China is a relic of ancient towels. In the Northern Zhou Dynasty, in order to facilitate his troops to wear, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty specially made towels into the shape of four corners, which was then called "steamed bread". Actually, it is the earliest hat in China. Later, Birita gradually changed and extended two long horns to the left and right, which evolved into their work. The two horns protruding from the left and right intersect at the back of the head and develop into the helmet of the military attache.

Not only China has an ancient history of hat development, but also foreign countries regarded hats as a symbol of rights and status in ancient times. In early Rome, hats were symbols of free and legal citizens, and slaves could only cover the sky with a piece of cloth on their heads. In the Middle Ages, the hierarchical concept of hats became clearer: the bankrupt wore yellow hats; The king wears a golden crown; Prisoners wear paper hats; Citizens wear dark hats and so on.

Nowadays, hats are rarely graded, but there are still professional divisions. Such as lawyers' hats, nurses' hats, military hats, police hats, doctors' hats, etc. And some special hats. For example, in France in the 0/8th century, a chef named Clem wore a tall white hat to attract customers, which aroused people's curiosity. Later, it evolved into the current "chef hat". The higher the hat, the higher the level of the chef.