Put on red makeup, Ziwei.

Brides usually wear red hijab on their wedding heads, but it is still inconclusive who actually invented the hijab, except that it appeared in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.

The headscarf was not originally used for marriage.

The hijab was not originally used for marriage, but a tool used by women to keep out the wind and cold. Later, it gradually evolved into a curtain cap to cover the woman's face and avoid too much contact and meeting between men and women.

No one said that the headscarf appeared in the Tang Dynasty because of a pioneering work of the Tang Emperor Li Longji. At that time, Emperor Li Longji of the Tang Dynasty ordered ladies-in-waiting to cover their faces with something called Touluo, which was popular in the court and easily set off a trend among the people. Therefore, in the Tang Dynasty, the hijab became popular among the people, and gradually transformed into the red hijab that the bride needed when she got married.

There is also a saying that Zhuge Liang married Huang Yueying.

Huang Yueying has always been regarded as an ugly woman, but is a talented woman really an ugly woman? It is said that Huang Yueying was very studious since he was a child, and his erudition has always been outstanding. At the same time, he is very beautiful, and the nearby women deliberately spread rumors because they are jealous of her. Huang Yueying is ugly.

You know, a man's words are awesome, so Huang Yueying has always been regarded as an extremely ugly woman. On the other hand, Huang Yueying is not famous for her outstanding beauty, but for her erudition. So Huang Yueying took a fancy to Zhuge Liang and wanted to marry him.

Zhuge Liang himself does not judge a book by its cover, so Huang Yueying will marry Zhuge Liang. But on the wedding day, Huang Yueying deliberately covered his head with a piece of red cloth to see if Zhuge Liang's attitude and practice were consistent. Sure enough, Zhuge Liang didn't let Huang Yueying down.

This red hijab has been used ever since. When a woman covers the red hijab, it can make the groom look forward to the other half, which may also be a hazy aesthetic feeling.