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The history of shaving and changing clothes
Historical influence

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19 1 1 year, the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the Manchu Dynasty. 19 12 1 October, the provisional government of the Republic of China was established in Nanjing, and Sun Yat-sen ordered the braid to be cut. Xu Jincheng wrote in unofficial history of the Republic of China that countless Han people happily cut off the braid of this slave symbol. Cutting off the pigtails has become a new symbol of getting rid of old photos.

Han people have restored new Han costumes, such as gowns, double-breasted shirts, large-breasted shirts and cheongsam.

remaining problems

The policy of "shaving your head and changing clothes" has long since withdrawn from the historical stage, but its influence has continued to this day.

Qing dynasty-style clothing has long been deeply rooted in people's hearts. Manchu or Manchu elements, such as cheongsam and Tang suit, even "go global", are considered as symbols of China costumes. Shaving one's hair and changing clothes aggravated the social contradictions in the Qing Dynasty, changed the hairstyle of the Han nationality, and was also an ironclad proof of the national oppression of the Qing government. Shaving one's head, changing clothes, enclosure, filling people, and fleeing people are the five evils in the early Qing Dynasty. It disturbs the social order, destroys the economy and culture in the Central Plains, dampens the integrity of the Han people, and accelerates the sinicization of Manchu. There are many reasons.