The Meaning of Different Hairstyles of Ancient Korean Women

When I was young, I had long hair. I used to divide it into a middle seam and a long braid, and it can also be divided into a single braid and a double braid. Married women and lucky women in the palace will roll up their hair, while ordinary people are relatively simple and will roll up at the back. The hair curled up by women in the aristocratic court is called false sideburns. In the Korean era, they no longer continued their hair but used fake sideburns. . So all the hair you see coiled up is fake sideburns. The highest palace is old and the hair is white. . Only the hair on the head is black and shiny. These are fake sideburns. . Hee hee concubines and queens can wear headdresses on their heads. . Later, because of the heavy fake sideburns, some palaces could not bear the weight of fake sideburns, which led to the abolition of this fake sideburns system.