After the demise of the Qing Dynasty, everyone cut off their braids. Puyi wanted to cut them, but he didn't dare. What joke is it playing?

This is because during the Revolution of 1911, many people cut off their braids, and Puyi in the palace saw outsiders cut off his braids, so he wanted to cut off his braids himself. So he even called the teacher and asked him if he could cut his braid. His teacher told him that westerners' thoughts are free, and it is up to him to cut his braid or not. After careful consideration, Puyi finally decided to subtract this braid.

But neither the maid-in-waiting nor the eunuch dared to help Puyi cut the braid, so Puyi had to cut the braid himself. In fact, the reason why people in the Qing Dynasty wanted to braid their hair at that time was mainly because Nurhachi had braided his hair for the convenience of hunting when he established the post-Jin regime. But later, Nurhachi's habits were also preserved by Manchu, and finally became one of Manchu cultures.

Later, after the Qing soldiers entered the customs, the Qing rulers even asked the Han people to wear braids. Han people refused to braid their hair at first, and some even committed suicide to avoid braiding, but human nature is servile after all. Under the tough policy of the Qing dynasty, all Han people finally surrendered to this requirement of the Qing dynasty.

This is also the reason why many people dare not cut their hair after the Revolution of 1911, and even cry because others want to cut their hair, making many jokes. It can be said that all the people in China dare not resist this bad habit of the Qing Dynasty, which is a continuation of human servility. After all, they have been slaves of the Qing dynasty for long enough to dare not cut their braids in the new era.