The ancient hairpin is a symbol of a woman's adulthood and is called a gift. It is also a symbol of men's love for women. Generally, when a man gives a woman a hairpin, he must love each other very much. Sending a hairpin means that he wants to marry her. When you grow up, I will come with the car, you will give you a dowry and move to my house. In addition, in the ancient wedding ceremony, on the wedding night, two new people each cut off a lock of their own hair, and then twisted the two locks together as a token of their eternal knot, so it was called knot hair. For example, Chen Menglei's poem "Green Grass" in the Qing Dynasty: "Knots and gentlemen know each other, and they must die." Sending hairpins also implies that men are faithful to love as long as women are determined to be original.
If boys want to send girls hair clips, it is best to send red bean hair clips, because red beans are called acacia beans in ancient times, which stands for acacia. Wang Wei wrote in Acacia: "When those red berries come in spring, they flush on your southern branches? For me, take a hug home as a symbol of our love. " May lovers in the world live up to their youthful lovesickness.