The brief introduction of hairstyles in the Qing dynasty 

This just reminds me of Jia's HUGE hairpiece in Ruyis Royal Love during the Mulan Hunting Ground episodes. It was bigger than her head! :D

I love the Da Lachi Plus. I also loved the wedding hairpiece of Erqing in Yanxi Palace. My favorite however has to be the crown like headpiece of Ruyi that she wear during most of her Empresshood.

I really liked the demonstration of how the hairstyle was made. I always wondered how a Liang batou was done up.

Wow that’s so interesting. I had no idea that’s how those elaborate headdresses evolved and were related to the wealth and stability of the Qing empire

This ia very interesting and show how some c-dramas are not so accurate in the women’s hair. I already watched dramas of Kangxi era where the women used Da Lachi, and until now I thought it was common at that time, but it wasn’t even invented 😂 Thank you so much for the amazing videos ❤

Really fascinating! And super complicated to style! But I guess if you're that elite, you have people to do your hair for you. I'm amazed at the details in all of the headpieces and jewelry as well!

Danzi are so elegant. They are my favorite style in the Qing Dynasty.

Thanks always Bing I always wondered why Ruyi and Yanxi had different hairstyles now I know.

The panfa reminds me of some of the medieval hairstyles worn by the women.

I can't even imagine trying to function with those big hairdos. I've always had long hair. I get impatient just braiding it out.

Imagine having all these hairstyles today. Will be a big issue for cinema

Thank you for another Amazing video Bing, love it this is like the one you posted in your other channel but larger and better please keep doing this long and specific videos are really enjoyable, by other side ss Chinese fashion lover, im amazed of how maby variations snd evolution qing hairstyles had. And its a great add to post how they were fonde. I always wandered how were really done and was trying to figure it out to try it my self with my long hair. And usually when you search is just premade pieces and i wonder if thst was the case during past times as well. im glad they still used their real hair though. Now I'm more encouraged to try it up. I hope its okay, Thank you very much nd best regards!!!!😊

Thank you so much for making this interesting video. When I was younger, I really liked the Da Lachi plus hairstyle. I still do, but I have more appreciation for other Qing dynasty hair styles now. Thank you again for this video.

Da Lachi plus! lol I love that xD Fascinating video as always Bing!

Thank you very much for this review! So clear and organized!

Da Lachi Plus :D I love it

Looks like scaffolding at some points! 😍 I wondered how they kept their hair so tall and in place. I thought starch of some kind. Like us Black chicks, when we get our hair done that one shellac hair style could last for weeks! 😂 ✌🏽

Thank you for sharing this excellent video. I really enjoy learning about ancient Chinese dress, including clothes, jewelry, hairstyles, etc. Could you please do a video of Han/Manchurian shoes through history some day?

I thought the Da Lachi + is made of solid black plastic or leather. The Chinese entertainment industry used this headdress more often in plays and films relating Manchu stories. Big artificial flowers, ornaments, and tassels.

Please show the video how to make the queue hairstyle for men. Thanks

They were beautiful hairstyles, although seeing how big they became in the early days of the Republic of China makes me laugh 😂

I really want to know who came up with that hair style, specially qchin Dynasty hair style

5:20 if I understood correctly that hairdecoration was used by high ranking imperisl women's during especial ceremonies like feng dian did? There are pictures or paintings about it? I will love to see it

Call me simple, but I really like the panfa.

To make a queue hairstyle do I have to save my head completely?

Very interestinf. I always wondered how the women in the harem constructed their hairstyles. They had to have an immense amont of hair