The queue hairstyle is a traditional hairstyle characterized by a long braid or pigtail worn at the back of the head. It is most famously associated with the Manchu people of China, who adopted this style during the Qing Dynasty. The queue symbolizes loyalty to the ruling dynasty and was mandated by the government for men during this period. In addition to its cultural significance, the queue hairstyle has been a subject of historical interest, particularly in relation to the Taiping Rebellion and other movements against the Qing Dynasty. The style has since become a symbol of resistance and identity for various groups throughout history.