Secondly, after emperor Taizong founded the Qing Dynasty, he enacted prohibition edicts about footbinding. Footbinding was marked as national boarders to distinguish Han Chinese from the residents of Manchu. Nevertheless, the edict did not catch much attention from the society as enduring attraction of footbinding spreading around so that females imitated it by wearing platform shoes. In the history of China, emperor Taizong was the first one indicating to undo footbinding even though it was not successful, it played an indispensable role for latter prohibition of footbinding. Thus, footbinding was banned at first time in the Qing Dynasty because it was considered as mutilation of
