Top-wearing hualing is divided into two parts: top-wearing and hualing. Wearing a hat refers to the top hat worn by officials; Hualing is a special ornament given by the emperor and inserted in the hat. Wearing Hua Ling on the top is a symbol of the status of ancient officials, a manifestation of rewards and punishments, and a reflection of the ancient feudal hierarchy.

The predecessor of the top hat in Qing Dynasty was the crown of Ming Dynasty. This is something that existed in the Ming Dynasty. Hualing originated from the feathers on the hats of military attaché s in Ming Dynasty. South Korean military attaché s also have Hualing, which also inherited the clothing system of Ming Dynasty and Ming Dynasty.

Yipin wears a crown, below the prince, until the viscount and Yipin's officials are rubies, which are beautiful and transparent gem-grade corundum. With its crystal-clear and beautiful colors, it was covered with mysterious and supernatural colors by the ancients and regarded as auspicious things.

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Hualing was so noble that it was especially valued and yearned for in the Qing Dynasty. Shi Lang, the prefect of Fujian Navy, was awarded the yellow flag by the Han army after the Qing Dynasty. After the platform, he pleaded with Jinghai Hou, pleading to give Hualing to the Minister of the Interior as before, and Kangxi made a special promise.

After Emperor Qianlong wrote a letter to the Ming Dynasty, not only the above-mentioned dear ministers could wear it, but also those with outstanding military achievements could wear it.

It is very cautious for the emperor to give his liegeman Hualing. Only seven ministers, including Fu Heng, Fu Kang 'an, He Lin, Chang Ling, Xi En, Li Hongzhang and Xu Tong, were given three-eyed Hua Ling. Until the end of the Qing Dynasty, about 20 people were given two-eyed Hua Ling, which was the eternal grace at that time.