Chapter 2 can catch the pigtail

Ever since there was television in Taiwan, I have had an indissoluble bond with television.Especially the so-called "golden time" after dinner happens to be the most leisurely time of the day for me, so the three TV dramas, no matter how fine or rough, I watch them as long as I have time.However, when I met some people with strange big braids in Qing Dynasty dramas, I always felt that the more I watched it, the more awkward it became. Acting in historical dramas like Xia Jie, Shang Zhou, Kui Kui, and Xi Shi Yuhuan, how jade-looking and ice-muscled, because it has been a long time ago, no one has seen it, so naturally it is impossible to pick the eye and take it seriously, but the Qing Dynasty costumes and hairstyles are different.There are still a lot of old people who came to Taiwan from the mainland and those who are over 60 years old in this province are still alive. There are still indelible impressions in their minds of what kind of clothes men, women and children wore back then, especially when they saw the braids of men on TV. It's completely out of shape.I don’t know which master taught it. All the big braids worn by men in TV dramas are either cut with four temples on the forehead, or a small tip of hair on the front forehead. Even the young talents in TV dramas have a part at the top. Come on, make a small braid, and then mix it with the big braid. This kind of hairstyle is really unheard of before, and it actually exists today.Please think about combing the pigtails with your heart, it would be strange if you didn't lift your hair up!Thanks to the beauty master, how did he come up with such a hairstyle beyond the times.

On July 12th, I happened to watch the "China Television" "Spring Wind and Autumn Rain Endless Love" Taiwanese series. In the play, Lin Zhaoxiong played a man named Chen Atai with a big braid of Chinese pine. The forehead is shaved into a moon gate, which can be said to be the most recent factual braid in all current TV dramas.But this kind of make-up requires you to shave your head first, and then put on a hood. Lin Zhaoxiong's spiritual perseverance in sacrificing for art is really remarkable. Compared with some big names who have to go on shows to earn money, but also keep their hairy hair But much smarter.

Now that there are typical braids from back then, I hope that the directors of each station can pay attention to it as much as possible, so that those weird big braids will no longer appear on the screen, so our audience's eyes will be much more comfortable.