In the 20s, the kind of hairstyle a woman wore was a big matter that related to social morals.
At the beginning of the 1900x, Sun Yat-sen, a pioneer of the Chinese democratic revolution, took the lead by having his plait cut while leading a revolution to bring down the Qing Dynasty. After the Revolution of 1911 succeeded, men vied with each other to cut their plaits. Around 1915, some women also began to have their plaits cut.
But this did not Last long and most women began to grow their hair long and coil it in a bun once more. The S-shaped bun was the mostly popular at that time. It looked like a horizontal or vertical English letter "S."
