英文說明:Children's hats were often decorated on either side with embroidered head of birds—sometimes the heads of roosters (“rooster’s crown” is similar in sound to “become an official”) and sometimes with the heads of owls, symbolizing becoming an official or taking first place in the imperial exams, reflecting the hope that the child have a brilliant future. In the middle of this example, a composite of owl and wind hats, are the Eight Immortals embroidered in gold. Representing long life, these hats were given by grandparents on the mother's side when the child reached one month or one year of age.