The origin of ties and bow ties?

Ties were invented by English women. At that time, the British people only knew to eat pork and mutton. When eating, they don't eat pork (pork) or mutton (mutton) like China people (knives and forks), but grab them with their hands and stuff them into their mouths in chunks. As soon as their beards get dirty, they wipe them with sleeves, which brings trouble to women and often washes clothes for men. In order to deal with men's untidiness, women came up with a way to hang a cloth under men's collars and let them wipe their mouths with this cloth. But men can't change the habit of wiping their mouths with sleeves. So, the women came up with another idea: nail a few small stones in front of the man's cuff. Over time, hanging pieces of cloth under the collar and nailing stones in front of the two cuffs have become the traditional accessories of British men's jackets.

Later, Britain developed into a developed capitalist country, and people were very particular about food, clothing, housing and transportation. When arranging clothes for men, women are reluctant to throw away two "treasures" that have formed traditional habits. So, they painstakingly came up with a new trick, replacing the cloth hanging under the collar with a tie. Around the neck; The cuff nail stone is changed into a button, and then it is moved from the front to the back. This change has become an ornament that everyone likes and has gradually become a popular style in the world.

2. Once upon a time, there was a businessman in the west who wanted to go somewhere to talk about a business deal. This business is very important to him. If he doesn't succeed, he can't live. So when he went out, he specially put a cloth belt around his neck, ready to hang himself in despair. Fortunately, the transaction went smoothly. The businessman succeeded, so he didn't kill himself.

After the "cloth belt incident" spread, people followed suit. On key occasions, many people like to put a cloth belt around their necks, on the one hand, to facilitate their death in despair, and on the other hand, to enhance their confidence in winning.

Over time, the "cloth belt" has evolved into today's tie.