Introduction to Earrings

Earrings, as the name suggests, hope to be returned soon,
As the saying goes, 'Don't get into the sedan chair, don't prick your ears or eyes.' This is the accessory that your daughter wears when she gets married. Moral: Always go home and take a look.
The earrings worn by women have a history of over 2000 years. Originally called "Ding", Liu Xi of the Eastern Han Dynasty said in his "Shi Ming": "Through the ear, Shi Zhu calls it" Ding "
According to historical records, in the beginning, most women did not follow the rules of women, and sometimes even took advantage of their husbands' deep sleep to escape and rendezvous with their lovers. The husband chiseled a hole in her ear and fastened two metal rings. In this way, with a slight movement, the woman's earrings made a sound and had to dispel the idea of a tryst.
Another way of saying is that at first, women had no concept of chastity. Whenever a stranger passed by, the woman would come forward and take the initiative to chat up, inviting the stranger to stay overnight. The next morning, when the man leaves, it is customary to give the woman an earring as a souvenir and reward. The more earrings a woman has on her ears, the more she exudes her charm.
Later, with the passage of time, earrings became a favorite accessory for women.
So, in "Mo Shang Sang", the Luo Fu that men fall for is "the bright moon pearl in their ears"; Liu Lanzhi in "Peacock Flies Southeast" has a bright moon pendant in her ear. "Luo Yin's description of a wandering spring woman in the poem" Miscellaneous Odes "is" a golden ring swaying between her ears ".