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Yang Zi's Headband on Historical Accuracy
Yang Zi's headband in the latest drama The Mo has sparked heated discussions among netizens. This seemingly modern accessory actually has ancient roots as a Pazi (帕子), a square cloth used by women to wrap their hair, keeping it neat and tidy. This practice of head wrapping was common across various dynasties, particularly among the common folk, as it could be made from leftover fabric. Before the Wei and Jin dynasties, both men and women used Pazi, with men using it more frequently. One style, known as Zizuo (缁撮), resembled the bun-like wrap often seen on scholars in historical dramas. During the Qin and Han periods, the military also adopted this practice, using deep red cloth to create headscarves called…
Yang Zi's Headband on Historical Accuracy
Yang Zi's headband in the latest drama The Mo has sparked heated discussions among netizens. This seemingly modern accessory actually has ancient roots as a Pazi (帕子), a square cloth used by women to wrap their hair, keeping it neat and tidy. This practice of head wrapping was common across various dynasties, particularly among the common folk, as it could be made from leftover fabric. Before the Wei and Jin dynasties, both men and women used Pazi, with men using it more frequently. One style, known as Zizuo (缁撮), resembled the bun-like wrap often seen on scholars in historical dramas. During the Qin and Han periods, the military also adopted this practice, using deep red cloth to create headscarves called…
Yang Zi's headband in the latest drama The Mo has sparked heated discussions among netizens. This seemingly modern accessory actually has ancient roots as a Pazi (帕子), a square cloth used by women to wrap their hair, keeping it neat and tidy. This practice of head wrapping was common across various dynasties, particularly among the common folk, as it could be made from leftover fabric. Before the Wei and Jin dynasties, both men and women used Pazi, with men using it more frequently. One style, known as Zizuo (缁撮), resembled the bun-like wrap often seen on scholars in historical dramas. During the Qin and Han periods, the military also adopted this practice, using deep red cloth to create headscarves called…
Yang Zi's Headband on Historical Accuracy
Yang Zi's headband in the latest drama The Mo has sparked heated discussions among netizens. This seemingly modern accessory actually has ancient roots as a Pazi (帕子), a square cloth used by women to wrap their hair, keeping it neat and tidy. This practice of head wrapping was common across various dynasties, particularly among the common folk, as it could be made from leftover fabric. Before the Wei and Jin dynasties, both men and women used Pazi, with men using it more frequently. One style, known as Zizuo (缁撮), resembled the bun-like wrap often seen on scholars in historical dramas. During the Qin and Han periods, the military also adopted this practice, using deep red cloth to create headscarves called…
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