Who wore bronze Kirin belt buckles or bronze Kirin belt buckles in ancient times?

Because Kirin is a good side of China culture: Kirin is peaceful, bringing abundant years, prosperity, longevity and beauty. Metaphysics says that Kirin is generated by scattered stars, so it is auspicious and contains benevolence and righteousness. There is also the saying that Kirin sends a child. Other body parts are embroidered with or decorated with Kirin, and not only the belt buckle is decorated with Kirin. As recorded in Ming Hui Dian, in the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu (139 1), the male, female, male and female used Kirin as the pattern of supplementary clothing. So it's called Yipin Kirin. Bronze material has the characteristics of high hardness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance and bright color. In ancient China, there was a mature bronze manufacturing process. By the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, ceramics had made great progress and played an increasingly important role in social life, thus further squeezing daily bronze utensils out of life. As for weapons, tools, etc. At this time, iron has occupied a dominant position. Bronzes in the Sui and Tang Dynasties are mainly all kinds of exquisite bronze mirrors, which generally have various inscriptions. Since then, there has been no development of bronzes except bronze mirrors.

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