"The Gate of Huayu" is a cultural variety show launched by Henan Satellite TV, which uses knowledge, fun, entertainment, and fashion as elements to show the treasure appreciation activities of Chinese civilization through game entertainment.
Since its premiere on January 4, 2004, the program has been deeply loved by the audience by relying on rich historical and cultural resources, unique program forms and profound cultural connotations, and once ranked among the top ten in the country.
At a special treasure appreciation site, a Fujian man Wang Tongan brought an ancient and delicate black gauze hat, which attracted the attention of the expert group.
At first, the host Chen Kun did not pay special attention to Wang Tongan's treasure items, because in the past shows, although some rare antiques were brought for identification, most of them were still fakes.
However, when the black gauze hat was displayed, Chen Kun immediately became intrigued.
The hat is made entirely of silver filigree with gold filigree embellishments that give off a unique glow.
Mr. Bai Ming, a well-known collector and connoisseur in China, carefully illuminated the hat with a professional technique, revealing an unbelievable expression.
Bai Ming asked Wang Tongan about the ** of this hat, and learned that it was not a family heirloom, but was collected by Wang Tongan by chance more than ten years ago.
Bai Ming introduced the uniqueness of this black gauze hat, which is "two-slope" style, that is, the rear hat beam is higher, and the front brim is shorter, forming two "slopes".
This shape was found in the tomb of the Wanli Emperor in the Ming Dynasty Tombs in Beijing.
According to the evaluation of the expert group, this black gauze hat has a long history and rarity, so it has successfully climbed the "Treasure Pavilion" of the current issue of "Huayu Gate".
Experts advised Wang Tong'an to keep the hat properly and consider donating it to the local cultural relics department so that more people have the opportunity to appreciate this precious black gauze hat from the mid to late Ming Dynasty.
Subsequently, the article reviews the development process of ancient Chinese hats, and emphasizes the important position of black yarn hats in ancient costumes, etiquette and culture.
From the original feather hat to the black yarn hat of the Ming Dynasty to become the symbol of the first generation, the article vividly describes the evolution of the black yarn hat in history.
The Ming Dynasty black gauze hat was cleverly designed to be breathable, and in winter, people would wear a headscarf inside the hat to keep warm.
At the same time, the Ming Dynasty emperor's "black yarn wing good crown" is even more exquisite, becoming a symbol of daily wear.
Over time, the rise of the Qing Dynasty led to the decline of the black gauze hat.
Due to the policy of "shaving hair and making it easy to wear", the headdress of the Qing Dynasty has changed dramatically, and the black gauze hat has gradually been replaced by the red tasseled hat.
However, the historical significance of the black gauze hat has continued to this day and has become synonymous with ** identity.