What is the name of the hat on Princess Swallow's head in Zhu Huan?

Big wings: a kind of headdress for women in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. Made in the last years of Guangxu.

It originated from the common hairstyle "two heads" of women in Qing Dynasty. At first, both heads were combed with hair. At the end of Guangxu, the style changed greatly. The hairstyle is not completely combed with hair, but the real hair is combed into a head seat, and then two headdress styles are fixed on it. This headdress is commonly known as "big wings". In the last years of Guangxu, the overall shape of "Da La Yi" was still relatively small, and it developed into a tall and big one in the early years of the Republic of China. This style of the Republic of China was maintained by the "Princess in the Iron Mirror" in the Beijing Opera "Shiro Visiting Mother".

The "big pull wing" is usually made of metal wire, rattan and other materials, and then made of black satin, velvet or Shameng. The bottom of the big pull wing is made of metal wire and fixed on the bun on the top of the head. Generally, the big wings are inserted with floral decorations and ear-plucking combs made of velvet, silk or medulla tetrapanacis.

That should have been invented by Cixi.

What about the Little Swallow Age in the Qianlong period? Strictly speaking, there is no such thing.

At that time, Manchu women combed their hair with handles.