Hair like clouds (Color Version)

Author: Xie Zhiliang
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Publish Date: 1998-06-01
Features: "Late clouds like coiled hair, mountains across the lake in verdant hues." This is a famous line by the Song Dynasty poet Su Guo describing the scenery of early autumn. With just a few words, the poet vividly presents the rich lake and mountain landscapes before our eyes, thanks to his skillful use of the metaphor of a woman's beautiful, flowing-cloud-like coiled hair. China is a civilization with a splendid history of five thousand years, and our women have long known how to adorn themselves with hairstyles. "Loosely coiled high hair" is a masterful application—long hair loosely coiled atop the head, seemingly disheveled yet orderly, exuding charm and allure. The author of this book once worked at a renowned beauty and hairdressing school in Hong Kong, possessing exceptional hairdressing skills. The hairstyles showcased in the book are all his avant-garde and innovative creations, brimming with the vibrant charm of the southern region. After reading this book, friends will surely gain great inspiration.