Chinese Traditional Male Hat Hierarchy System

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Create an infographic in the style of a ceremonial chart titled "Deconstruction of Chinese Traditional Male Hat Hierarchy System", with a 16:9 horizontal composition. Adopt ancient ceremonial book aesthetics with a simple silk texture background. Display 9 types of male hats from commoner to emperor, arranged from left to right by rank. Commoner: Headscarf/Felt hat, labeled in Chinese as "Simple cloth, no decoration, practicality-focused, no expensive materials allowed". Scholar: Square scarf/Scholar's cap, labeled "Cloth square scarf, grayish-blue, scholar symbol, preliminary imperial exam". Jinshi scholar: Black gauze hat, labeled "Black gauze material, unfolded double wings, official status, wing length varies with rank". Official: Liangguan crown, labeled "Number of beams represents rank (first rank has 9 beams, ninth rank has 1 beam), jade decorations, fixed with hairpin". Imperial family: Yishan crown, labeled "Exclusively for princes, gold decorations, gemstone inlays". Emperor: Tongtian crown/Mian crown, labeled "Highest rank, pure gold, front and back pearl strings (12 strings for emperor), used only in sacrificial ceremonies". Each hat shown from front and side angles, with magnifying glass close-ups of key decorative details (jade, gold, pearl strings). Top of image: "Hat and Social Hierarchy Correspondence Table": Pyramid structure showing the strict hat hierarchy, labeled "Violation of regulations punishable by death". Bottom of image: "Capping Ceremony Adulthood Ritual": Show ancient men's capping ceremony at age 20 (three cappings, receiving courtesy name, banquet for guests), labeled "Capping ceremony marks transition from youth to adulthood". Bottom section: "Evolution of Ancient Men's Hairstyles": Changes in topknot, bun, and braids across different dynasties, with corresponding hat relationships. All text in Chinese: Top with seal script font "Hat Hierarchy Chart: ID Card Worn on Head", bottom note "Hat system is a microcosm of ceremonial society". Color scheme uses ancient official clothing colors. Overall presentation of hat culture and hierarchy system, suitable for historical education and traditional cultural research.