英文說明:These children's hats, generally in shapes referred to as “wuyu” (屋宇—a peaked cover) resembling the headwear worn by Ming Dynasty scholars, were referred to as “first place scholar hats” in the hope that the wearer would obtain an official position and riches in adulthood. The cloudlike stitches on top, referred to as “ruyi yuntou,” literally—“as one wishes clouds” which is similar in sound to other characters meaning “luck.” The brim is embroidered in gold-coiled stitches, symbolizing continuity and the front is adorned with a crane and a pine representing long life.