Did the man's hairstyle in this picture exist in ancient times? If so, what's its name?

The man's hairstyle in this picture did exist in ancient China. Generally called "poncho hair" or "poncho hair", it means that the hair is divided into two halves and hangs on both sides of the shoulders without binding. This hairstyle appeared in different historical periods in ancient China, but there were similar hairstyles in ancient Japanese and Korean cultures.

In ancient China, this hairstyle had different names in different periods. For example, this hairstyle was called "cloak" in Han Dynasty, "shawl hair" in Tang Dynasty and "loose hair" in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

It should be noted that this hairstyle may have different meanings and symbols in different cultures and times. In ancient China, this hairstyle was usually regarded as the expression of femininity, elegance and gentleness, but it may have different symbolic meanings in Japanese and Korean cultures.