Facial Characteristics of Children in Song Dynasty

The open face of the children of the Song Dynasty is very obvious, with eight eyebrows, the ear is reduced to the ground and hidden up, the top of the head hair bun is mostly peach-shaped or carved with negative lines, and the back of the head is larger (most of them are oval). Clothing is commonly cardigans and fat pants, preferring to be decorated with rice or snowflake patterns.

The shape and position of the lotus leaves are also different from that of the later period: the flowers and leaves are held side by side, and the center of the lotus flower is larger and fuller; the lotus leaves are placed on the side or held on the head, generally higher than the top of the head. As for the same period of Liao Jin children are mostly minority images, and even add some grassland factors, such as "holding migratory birds".

The Yuan dynasty children on the top and bottom of the child's hair bun raised, the ears are also more three-dimensional, but the Yuan dynasty children's hands and sleeves as wide or even slightly wider than the cuffs, more exaggerated.

Ming Dynasty:

The hairdo of the Ming Dynasty jade carving child is in various forms, the whole is still in the Han style, the lines of the hairdo are sparse and thick, the ears are mostly irregular and rectangular, and the eyes are represented by a shaded line without engraving of the eyeballs, and the typical garlic nose. As for the hands of the children of the Ming Dynasty has tended to normalize the proportion. The child's waist mostly has a belt or bow. If the child holds a lotus flower, the position of the lotus flower has been moved down to the back.

The children of the Qing Dynasty are the most abundant. The jade carving of the Qing Dynasty is delicate and exquisite, more in line with modern aesthetics, with a sense of realism. Morphology is more diverse, such as drumming, playing animals, squatting and so on, with a strong sense of life.