帻 (zé) - Turban & headband
帻 · zé
Turban;
headband;
ancient headdress worn by men in China.
Turbanheadbandancient headdress worn by men in China.
Usage highlights
Scholar's headbandOfficial's turbanBlack headclothRed turbanHeadband and robeRemoving the headdress
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He wore a scholar's headband (儒帻) in the ceremony.
- The official's turban (官帻) denoted his rank.
- In ancient times, men wore head coverings called ze (帻).
Collocations
- Scholar's headband(儒帻)
- Official's turban(官帻)
- Black headcloth(乌帻)
- Red turban(赤帻)
- Headband and robe(帻袍)
- Removing the headdress(解帻)
Idioms
- Wearing a turban and carrying a tablet(戴帻执笏)
- The turban covers the head(帻覆其首)
Cultural background
FAQ- 帻 was an important headdress in ancient China, particularly during Han and Tang dynasties.
- Different colors and styles of 帻 indicated the wearer's social status and official rank.
- It was typically worn by scholars, officials, and gentlemen as part of formal attire.