Many people like the simplicity of hairpins but do not know how to use them quickly to organize their hair; the following is a set of sketches to show one of the most common ways to use hairpins; you can also search springknows in TikTok to get related video tutorials.
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Silver hairpins, hair shakes, hair clips, the head ornaments beloved by ancient women embellished Chinese civilization and were an indispensable part of traditional culture. With the change of Chinese women's hairstyles, traditional hairpins are fading away in life. However, with the spread of "Hanfu Fever", "Hanfu Shake", and elaborate costume dramas, the culture of ancient costumes has been brought to people's attention, and understanding them and appreciating them is like having a conversation with the ancients.
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The Circle Fan, also known as palace fan and fop, is a traditional Chinese handicraft and artwork, which represents reunion and friendliness and good fortune. The fan originated in China. The first fan appeared in the Shang Dynasty, made of colorful pheasant feathers, called "barrier fan". Fans have been used in China since ancient times. The original ancestors collected bird feathers or plant leaves on hot summer days and processed them slightly to become the oldest fans, which could block the sun and draw the wind, and keep the dust away.
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