1. In the Mood for Love is a word that describes age, and there is no specific age. Usually refers to young girls. Metaphorically speaking, the age is as beautiful as flowers. This is the most cherishable time in life.

2. Cardamom age, in which cardamom is the age title, specifically refers to women, who are thirteen or fourteen years old. This word comes from Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty, "Pingping is more than thirteen years old, and the cardamom sprouts are in early February."

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Many ancient people The names for age are all related to hair. In addition to the long hair, there are also horns, bunched hair, weak crowns, hairpins, yellow hair, etc.

1. Children in ancient times parted their hair in the middle and tied it into two knots on both sides of the head. Because it is shaped like a bull's horn, it is called Zongjiao, which refers to the age of eighty-nine to thirteen or fourteen years old. Later, people also used "general acquaintances" to describe friends who had been friends since childhood.

2. To tie the hair is to untie the horns and tie them into a knot. At this time, he was already an adult. The age to start tying your hair is about fifteen years old, which in ancient times was the year you entered university.

3. The weak crown refers to the ancient man's coming-of-age ceremony at the age of 20, where he tied his hair and wore a crown. Because the body is not strong enough at that time, it is called weak crown.

4. Hairpins are a coming-of-age ceremony for girls. When they are about fifteen years old, girls will tie up their hair and wear hairpins (also known as hairpins) to indicate that they are of age and can be betrothed to others. .

5. Yellow hair is used to describe long-lived old people. The ancients believed that when an old person turns white, his hair becomes yellow after a long period of time. Therefore, yellow hair is a sign of longevity.

Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia_Cardamom Years

Baidu Encyclopedia_Age Titles