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Traditional Chinese opera, also known as Jingju, is a form of traditional Chinese theatre that originated in Beijing.

It combines singing, recitation, acting, and martial arts, along with rich musical, dance, and theatrical elements.

Jingju holds an important place in Chinese culture and is often referred to as "the quintessence of Chinese culture."

The Red Hat, also known as the Niche, is a unique headpiece worn by scholars in Jingju.

Made of red silk and adorned with gold feathers and beads, it is a symbol of the scholar's status within the performance.

The design of the Red Hat is exquisite and not only serves a practical purpose but also has artistic value.

It is typically worn by experienced actors to showcase their skills and understanding of their character.

During performances, the Red Hat is used to distinguish between different levels of actors, such as Sheng (male leads), Dan (female leads), Jing (painted-face male roles), and Mo (comic roles).

Apart from its use on stage, the Red Hat can also be collected or gifted to those interested in Chinese culture.

It represents the essence and unique charm of traditional Chinese culture and is a precious cultural treasure.