A guest shaved his head in the shop as a translator.

A guest shaved his head in the shop. A guest went to the barber shop for a haircut.

"Someone shaved their heads in the shop." From "Jokes Collection" and Xiao Ji, which were written in Qing Dynasty, it is generally said that a person went to a barber's shop for a haircut, and the barber shaved his head very roughly. When he finished cutting, the man deliberately paid double the money and left.

A few days later, he went to the barber shop for a haircut. The barber tried his best to cut his hair. He redoubled his efforts and served everything well. When I finished cutting, I paid less. The barber said unconvinced, "last time I had a rough haircut, I got your reward." I gave you a mental hair this time. Why did you pay less? " Today's salary was paid last time. The money given today is the last salary! "

Qing dynasty haircut pu

In the Qing Dynasty, the barber industry developed unprecedentedly, and there were "hairdressers" with mobile services everywhere. Barbers, with iron clips, drum up business and give people haircuts along the street. Due to the different ways of handling hair in different dynasties, the names of the hairdressing industry are also different, such as "grate head" in the Ming Dynasty, "shaving head" in the Qing Dynasty, and "haircut" and "pushing head".

During the reign of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, the first barber shop in China was formally established in Fengtianfu. At that time, the barbershop's equipment was relatively simple and the technology was very low. All the people who come for haircuts are men. After the Revolution of 1911, many Japanese hairdressers returned to China from China and set up their own barbershops. Under the influence of the May 4th progressive trend, the hairdressing industry is unprecedentedly prosperous, and many progressive women have joined the trend of haircut.