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Hairpins used in ancient times to tie hair: and ~.

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(The original meaning of sound and form: the hair pin used for curling hair or fixing hats in ancient times) The original meaning is the same [women's' large hair pin]

Yeah, yeah. -"Shuo Wen"

What a shame. It's an honor. -"Li"

China Crown. -"Huainan Su"

Jade is wronged. -Zhang Heng's "Tokyo Fu"

It's always a festival. -The Book of Rites

The comb has been set. -"Li"

I'm sorry, but this man is very comfortable. -"Mandarin Jin Yu"

A gentleman grows old together and vice versa.

Absolutely, Yiasi. -"Liezi Zhou Muwang"

Another example: Jia Jia (formerly referred to as women's jewelry. Also refers to women); Chu Er (an ornament commonly used by ancient women to decorate their hair and ears); Tour guide (that is, tour guide. A kind of jewelry. Used to tie hair)

"Move"

Refers to women who reach adulthood at the age of 15. Especially the rite of passage.

Words and words. -"The Legend of the Ram, Nine Years"

Pregnant-Guo Yu Zheng Yu. Note: "Female is fifteen years old."

Another example: a daughter (referring to an adult daughter); Year (age of female hair; Adults); Crown (female crown, male crown, referring to adulthood)