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The Power of Upward-Sweeping Eyebrows in Ancient Chinese Makeup
In the historical cdrama, actors Chen Jin and Xu Jiao portray characters with distinctive eyebrow styles that exude an undeniable aura of authority. Unlike conventional female characters whose eyebrows taper downward or remain straight, their eyebrow tails sweep dramatically upward. This unique style, known as Hanyan Mei (涵烟眉) or Fuyun Mei (拂云眉), was particularly popular during the early Tang Dynasty through the Wu Zhou period. Characterized by sharp inner corners and finely separated hairs at the tails, this eyebrow style sometimes featured a narrower, more arched peak, also referred to as Yuanshan Mei (远山眉). Ancient Chinese literature, such as the Fengguang Ci by a Tang Dynasty poetess, describes these eyebrows as ethereal as mist or drifting clouds. Their upward sweep…
The Power of Upward-Sweeping Eyebrows in Ancient Chinese Makeup
In the historical cdrama, actors Chen Jin and Xu Jiao portray characters with distinctive eyebrow styles that exude an undeniable aura of authority. Unlike conventional female characters whose eyebrows taper downward or remain straight, their eyebrow tails sweep dramatically upward. This unique style, known as Hanyan Mei (涵烟眉) or Fuyun Mei (拂云眉), was particularly popular during the early Tang Dynasty through the Wu Zhou period. Characterized by sharp inner corners and finely separated hairs at the tails, this eyebrow style sometimes featured a narrower, more arched peak, also referred to as Yuanshan Mei (远山眉). Ancient Chinese literature, such as the Fengguang Ci by a Tang Dynasty poetess, describes these eyebrows as ethereal as mist or drifting clouds. Their upward sweep…
In the historical cdrama, actors Chen Jin and Xu Jiao portray characters with distinctive eyebrow styles that exude an undeniable aura of authority. Unlike conventional female characters whose eyebrows taper downward or remain straight, their eyebrow tails sweep dramatically upward. This unique style, known as Hanyan Mei (涵烟眉) or Fuyun Mei (拂云眉), was particularly popular during the early Tang Dynasty through the Wu Zhou period. Characterized by sharp inner corners and finely separated hairs at the tails, this eyebrow style sometimes featured a narrower, more arched peak, also referred to as Yuanshan Mei (远山眉). Ancient Chinese literature, such as the Fengguang Ci by a Tang Dynasty poetess, describes these eyebrows as ethereal as mist or drifting clouds. Their upward sweep…
The Power of Upward-Sweeping Eyebrows in Ancient Chinese Makeup
In the historical cdrama, actors Chen Jin and Xu Jiao portray characters with distinctive eyebrow styles that exude an undeniable aura of authority. Unlike conventional female characters whose eyebrows taper downward or remain straight, their eyebrow tails sweep dramatically upward. This unique style, known as Hanyan Mei (涵烟眉) or Fuyun Mei (拂云眉), was particularly popular during the early Tang Dynasty through the Wu Zhou period. Characterized by sharp inner corners and finely separated hairs at the tails, this eyebrow style sometimes featured a narrower, more arched peak, also referred to as Yuanshan Mei (远山眉). Ancient Chinese literature, such as the Fengguang Ci by a Tang Dynasty poetess, describes these eyebrows as ethereal as mist or drifting clouds. Their upward sweep…
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