The History of Chinese Hair Pieces: How Were They Made

The video explores the history and cultural significance of hairpieces in ancient China. It discusses the earliest records of hairpieces, their evolution through various Chinese dynasties, and the materials used to make them. The video also highlights cultural stories and influences, including a famous tale of a mother sacrificing her hair for her son's future. Additionally, it touches on the exchange of hairpieces with neighboring countries and the modern materials used in wig-making today.

What is the earliest known record of hairpiece usage in China?

• The Classic of Poetry

• The Art of War

• The Book of Songs

• The Analects

During which dynasty did the demand for elaborate hairstyles significantly increase?

• Han Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

• Ming Dynasty

• Qing Dynasty

What material was commonly used for making DDT hairpieces during the Ming dynasty?

• Plastic

• Glass

• Gold and Silver

• Wood

How did mature ladies in the Qing dynasty style their hair?

• With a simple braid

• Using a board attached to the hair

• By wrapping it around a wooden stick

• With a cone-shaped hairpiece

What was a common material used for making hairpieces in the Tang dynasty?

• Animal hair

• Plastic

• Human hair

• Synthetic fibers

Why was human hair considered rare and precious in ancient China?

• It was difficult to grow

• People treasured their hair greatly

• It was a symbol of wealth

• It was used for religious purposes

Which neighboring country provided hairpieces as tribute to the Tang dynasty?

• Korea

• Vietnam

• Japan

• Mongolia