女子或儿童把整齐的短发垂在额前,这种发型称作“刘海”。“刘海”单从名词看十分令人费解。原来,这发型是以传说中一个仙童的名号命名的。刘海是五代宋初时道士,本名刘操,字昭远,又字宗成,燕山(今北京)人,曾为辽朝进士,后事燕主刘守光任丞相。公元911年,刘守光僭称燕帝,刘操谏之不听,遂托疾挂印而去,并改名刘玄英,道号“海赡子”,遍游访道。后遇吕纯阳传授秘法,乃 Women or children put neat short hair in front, this hairstyle is called “bangs.” “Bangs” from the noun alone is very puzzling. It turned out that this hairstyle is based on the legendary Fairchild named. Liu Hai was a priest of the Five Dynasties and early Song Dynasty. His real name was Liu Cao, his name was Zhaoyuan, his character was Zongcheng, and Yanshan (now Beijing) was a prime minister of the late Qing Dynasty. In the year 911, Liu Shouiguang, who was known as Yan Di and Liu Jianjian, did not listen to it, went blindly for printing and renamed Liu Xuanying. After encountering Lvchun Yang secret law, is