/kloc-since 0/900, Guangdong and Hong Kong revolutionaries have vigorously publicized the action of cutting hair and changing clothes, supported the action of cutting hair and changing clothes from all walks of life, especially the academic circles, in order to advocate the anti-Qing revolution and attack the rule of the Qing court.
The propaganda and agitation of the Guangdong-Hong Kong revolutionary party on haircuts and clothes changing is the representative of the public opinion of the revolutionaries in the late Qing Dynasty, which not only made Guangdong and Hong Kong one of the most active areas in China, but also promoted the development of the social ideological trend of haircuts and clothes changing in the late Qing Dynasty.
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19 12 after the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Sun Yat-sen's Nanjing provisional government issued an order to cut his braids and change clothes: "Man Lu stole the country, was easily crowned, and was forced to assign knowledge, knowing that he was the people of the new country ..."
At that time, changing clothes into clothes was not only a custom and fashion, but also a political innovation, and the old and the new were easier to change. China's urban clothing also presents diversified development.
Of course, the nearly 300-year rule of the Qing Dynasty made that long braid a deep-rooted necessity in many people's hearts. So when the government ordered the forced braiding, there were people crying and begging everywhere.
1965438+In June 2002, Mei Lanfang cut off her braid. At this time, it has been three months since Sun Yat-sen, the interim president of the Republic of China, issued the "haircut order". May's action is obviously positive.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-haircut lady