"Yes, my lord."
Soon,
the Chu soldier was brought up and sent over.
The clothing and hairstyles of the Yan, Jin, Qian, and Chu, the four states, all originated from the ancient Xia, and can be said to have the same roots;
but over the long years that followed, each developed its own changes.
The Yan people prefer simplicity and have simplified the original Xia hairstyle; the Qian are fond of coil hairstyles, while the Chu, whether nobles or commoners, like to deliberately keep the hair on both sides long, ideally so that after removing a hat, the side hair covers the ears, and the longer, the better. There are no restrictions on lengths in other areas.
So, this Chu scout, although stripped of armor, could still be clearly identified as a Chu based on his hairstyle.
A guard stepped forward, pointed at several civilian corpses on a rack, and asked:
"Which one is his son?"
At this point, many people's eyes fell on Guo Dong.
