Explanation of parted head
A hairstyle. The hair is parted to both sides, with more hair on one side and less hair on the other. Liu Qing's "Ruthless Iron": "It was this noble-looking man wearing a poplin short-sleeved shirt and red leather shoes, with a flashing waterproof watch on his wrist, and touching his head with his hands when he spoke, that made the old supervisor wait in the rice fields every day. Ask him to join the team committee, and he will be disappointed every day."
Word analysis
The explanation of "biao" is "bias", not in the middle: "bias". Deviation. Radical. Remote. remote. Piafeng (. In calligraphy, it refers to the slanted stroke when using a brush; generally refers to the method of starting from the side when writing an article). impartial. Incomplete, incorrect: preference. Prejudice. extreme. intolerance. Paranoid. Partial waste. Biased. Explanation of partial hearing and side parting. A detailed explanation of a hairstyle in which short hair is separated and combed to both sides. Separately, respectively. "Water Margin" Chapter 106: "Li Jun and others captured the water gate. At that moment, Bao Xu and other big bugs supported Ling Zhen and fired the cannon to blast the emperor's mother trumpet, and then went separately to set fire*." Chapter 105 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" : "Nothing left to say