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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This picture shows the hair accessories of young female actors in traditional Chinese Beijing Opera, including headwear, hairpins, and hair clasps.
These accessories are made of red and white crystals and are very ornate.
They represent an art form in ancient Chinese culture, namely Beijing Opera.
Beijing Opera is one of the traditional Chinese operas that originated in Beijing and has a long history and rich cultural significance.
The design inspiration for these hair accessories comes from the flower roles in Beijing Opera, who usually wear gorgeous costumes and various exquisite headwear.
These hair accessories not only serve as decorations but also represent the identity and status of the characters.
By appreciating these hair accessories, we can better understand the charm and richness of ancient Chinese culture.
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