英文說明:Children's hats adorned with a “wuyu” (屋宇—a peaked cover) were commonly referred to as “zhuangyuan” (literally, “first place scholar”) hats. The backside of this sample is also adorned with ribbons very similar to those on official headwear in hopes that the child would grow up to become a rich official. This common mentality of that time is reflected in the expression “Houses of gold can be found in books.” The top of the hat is decorated with an auspicious “panchang” (or “endless knot”), signifying “long and unbroken.”