In ancient times, hats were not worn by anyone who wanted to wear them. What do the hats worn by the ancients symbolize?

First of all, not all ancient people loved hats. In ancient times, hats were not worn by anyone who wanted to wear them, and you were not allowed to wear them if you wanted to. Because it is a symbol of identity and status.

In ancient times, the hat worn by aristocratic men was called a crown. Its style and function are different from those of later generations.

Crown is also the general name of crown and chemical industry. The black crown is one of the most distinguished ceremonial crowns. In the pre-Qin period, emperors, princes and doctors all wore crowns when offering sacrifices, so there was a high-sounding saying. Crown is another name for an official, and it also means being in the first place. Yang is also a more noble crown. And brother Jue and brother Pi.

In ancient times, nobles could only take cars with crowns. People wear crowns and cars have hoods, so the ancients regarded "crowns" as synonymous with nobles and crowns as synonymous with officials.

Shu Ren, an ordinary person, can only wear "towels". "Interpretation of Famous Treasures" says: "A champion crown, a Shu Ren towel."