In ancient China, clothing and hairstyles were important components of culture, reflecting aesthetic concepts, social status, and identity at the time.

In these ancient Chinese fantasy dramas, male characters often wear white long hair and headdresses to showcase their bravery, strength, and mysterious temperament.

This style not only reflects the cultural traditions of ancient China but also brings visual enjoyment and artistic appreciation to the audience.

In these fantasy dramas, the clothing and hairstyles of male characters are usually closely related to their character traits and story backgrounds.

For example, in "The Legend of Zhou Gongyi," Jiang Ziya, as a wise man and strategist in the late Shang Dynasty, his clothing and hairstyle both reflect his wisdom and dignity.

He wears a black robe and a golden crown on his head, with his hair combed into a long braid, which is meant to demonstrate his authority and wisdom.

In other fantasy dramas such as "Journey to the West" and "Dream of the Red Chamber," the clothing and hairstyles of male characters are more gorgeous and exquisite to highlight their personality and charm.

In addition to clothing and hairstyles,