In ancient China, warriors often wore helmets and hair buns.

These head ornaments not only protected their heads from injury but also demonstrated their courage and strength.

However, over time, these traditional head ornaments were gradually forgotten.

Until recently, some people began to pay attention to and make these head ornaments again to commemorate the culture and history of ancient China.

One of them is a young man named Li Ming.

He is very interested in ancient Chinese culture, especially the head ornaments of warriors.

He decided to make a helmet and hair bun for an ancient warrior by himself.

Li Ming first purchased some materials, including iron wire, cloth, and leather.

Then he began to design his helmet and hair bun.

He referred to some photos and literature about the head ornaments of ancient warriors to ensure that his work conformed to the ancient design style.

After several weeks of effort, Li Ming finally completed his helmet and hair bun.

He proudly showed it to his friends and family.

They all praised his work highly, thinking it was very realistic and exquisite.

Li Ming's helmet and hair bun are not just a work of art; they also represent his love and respect for ancient Chinese culture.

By making these head ornaments, he hopes to inherit and promote the cultural spirit of ancient China, allowing more people to understand and appreciate traditional Chinese culture.