According to the laws and regulations of the Qing Dynasty, civil servants should use jade jade pipes to assist the town. From the military attache to the general of Yipin Town and the general of Fuzhou, Bai Yuling should be in charge. Therefore, in the Qing Dynasty, wearing Yu Pei and Baiyu pipes was often a symbol of a civil and military official.

The official hat of the Qing Dynasty has a feather tube under the crown bead for placing feather branches. Green rhombic branches are divided into green feather and Henaan. Blue feathers are made of stork hair, and flower feathers are made of peacock hair. Hualing in Qing Dynasty is a symbol to distinguish prestige and rank, and ordinary officials can't wear it. Its function is to show ranks and reward military achievements. In the Qing dynasty, the imperial capital repeatedly ordered and applied, and it was not allowed to wear it indiscriminately or not to wear it at will. If they break the rules, they will strictly participate. Officials who are generally demoted or dismissed and remain in office can still wear royal clothes according to the current level, and they are fined for plucking flowers and feathers, which is an extremely serious punishment. Hualing is divided into one eye, two eyes and three eyes, and the three eyes are the most noble; The so-called "eye" refers to the eye-shaped circle on the peacock feather, a circle or even a glance.

In the early Qing Dynasty, members of the royal family were lower in title than princes, county kings, sons of Baylor, and Gulen (that is, husbands of princesses born to the queen) and had the right to wear three-eyed feathers; In the imperial clan and vassal departments of the Qing Dynasty, the relatives and rich (that is, the husbands of princesses born of concubines) who were sealed as town owners or auxiliary country owners had the right to wear double-eyed Henaan; At least five interior ministers, commanders and leaders of Pioneer Camp and Guard Camp (the people who hold these positions must be Manchus from Huangqi, Huangqi and Baiqi) are qualified to wear monocular feathers, while foreign civil servants are not granted flower feathers. It can be seen that Hua Ling is a unique crown ornament of princes and nobles with high status in Qing Dynasty, and even within clans and princes, Hua Ling should not be abused excessively. Parents who are qualified to wear Hualing must pass the necessary riding and shooting tests when they are 10 years old.