在戏剧舞台上,凡是当官的,总要戴一顶“乌纱帽”。其由来是这样的:“乌纱帽”也叫纱帽,其前身是古代男子裹头发用的幞(fú)头。北宋初年,有人将幞头改装为一种纱帽,皇帝对此大加称赞,因此便规定朝中官员都要戴这种纱帽,有时皇帝也会佩戴。这种纱帽两旁各有一根细长翅,由于翅有一尺多长,所以走起路来便会上下颤动。为了保护帽翅,以免碰掉帽子,官员们都养成了小心翼翼走路的习惯。到了明朝,官员们仍沿袭宋制戴纱帽,但 In the drama arena, any official, always wear a “black hat.” Its origin is like this: “Wool hat ” also known as gauze hat, its predecessor is the ancient man wrapped hair hair with head. In the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, some people changed their heads to a kind of hats, which the emperor praised. Therefore, they were required to wear such hats as North Korea officials and sometimes the emperor would wear. There is a slender wing on both sides of this gauze cap, and since the fin is about one foot long, it starts to vibrate up and down. In order to protect the wings, so as not to touch the hat, officials have developed a habit of walking carefully. By the Ming Dynasty, officials still followed the song system wearing gauze hat, however