英文說明:To keep children from catching colds, shoulder-length flap were added to the backs of their hats. Referred to as “wind hats,” this headwear kept the child's neck warm and was an excellent choice for protecting children playing outdoors or in cold weather. This ingenious example is in the shape of a tiger with tiger ears on either side, while the brim is covered in cloudlike stitches (referred to as “ruyi yuntou”—literally, “as one wishes clouds” which is similar in sound to other characters meaning “luck”). These hats are given to children to wear to ward off evil, so that they will grow up without encountering any unusual difficulties and become strong and brave.