英文說明:Children's hats were often embroidered on either side with the head of birds—sometimes with the heads of roosters (“rooster's crown” is similar in sound to “become an official”) and sometimes with the heads of owls. The words of a Taiwanese folk song reflect the traditional hope that a child have a brilliant future (by becoming a government official)—“The owl flies up the mountain, child of mine become a government official. The owl flies ever so high, child of mine take first place in the imperial exams.”