What does _crown_ mean?

The _crown_ is a special ceremonial hat used in ancient Chinese traditional etiquette to identify the identity and status of senior officials. It consists of a round black hat and a black jade pendant, which hangs in the center of the hat when worn. The name of the _crown comes from the ancient legend of the sacred bird _, which is said to be able to fight evil spirits, remove evil spirits, and guard heaven and earth, and can be considered a sacred symbol.

The _crown is a very important dress in history, which not only represents the power and status of high-ranking officials, but also embodies the essence of traditional Chinese etiquette and culture. In ancient times, officials wearing _crowns_ had to wear specific dresses on their bodies, and they also needed to follow strict procedures and etiquette when marching, all of which showed the importance of etiquette in ancient Chinese society, and made _crowns_ an important part of the aesthetics of Chinese culture and the system of power.

The _crown_, although it has gradually withdrawn from people's lives, is still regarded as an important element in traditional Chinese culture. Currently, _crowns are still used in some special occasions, such as weddings and bar mitzvahs, as a gift to symbolize status and respect. In addition, _crowns_, as a representative of traditional Chinese culture, have become an important image element of modern cultural and creative industries, and are used in the fields of designing prints, home furnishings, and cultural relic models, making them one of the representatives of traditional Chinese culture in the new era.