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The gold bag in the square mouth has the flavor of a small fox of the Dai nationality in the distant mountains, the charm inherited by the Han family and the modern fashion style. Can be paired with light-colored Hanfu to make the whole feel comfortable.

It is convenient to carry lipstick and other necessary things when going out, and I am not afraid of conflicts with the overall harmony. Hanfu no longer has to worry about where to put his mobile phone when he goes out.

The design of cranes and beasts is a symbol of peace and happiness in the history of China. Handmade folding fans have more charm.

The use of fans has a long history in China. Folding fans and round fans are now well matched.

An intangible silk round fan can add a low-key but extraordinary charm to Hanfu, and a customized folding fan for cranes and animals is also a good gift.

The existence of fans also brings a touch of coolness to the hot summer days.

The ancient oil-paper umbrella brings a touch of fresh color to sunny and rainy seasons. Peach blossoms are bright and sunny, and spring scenery goes without saying. Wearing full yarn will keep the oil-paper umbrella safe after the storm, and wearing half yarn or no yarn will give Hanfu lovers more choices.

An umbrella, an inch of heaven and earth, and a touch of time is the most beautiful style in this spring rain season.

Flannel lotus lights are dotted with silver tassels, and the faint light at night sets off the beauty of the night to the fullest.

White with a light skirt will have a more Chinese flavor, and the shooting and photography of Hanfu will also bring different styles. Personally recommend red (with wedding money) or pink (with white Hanfu) to be refreshing.

Handmade Hanfu collocation will also bring a sense of hierarchy and design to the overall effect, and it is a good tool that can be used flexibly.

Handheld Part 2 fans of Hanfu accessories were originally called "nameless fans" in history. According to legend, Shun wrote Wu Ming Fan for the purpose of broadening audiences and seeking talents. During the Yin and Zhou Dynasties, a kind of "vegetarian fan" appeared, which was made of colorful pheasant tail feathers, so it was called "feather fan", so the word "fan" had the word "feather". At that time, the fans were not used to fan the wind and enjoy the cool, but to keep out the sun and sand when the emperor went out for inspection.

Er Ya says, "The leaf is named after the wood, and the fan is named after the reed." It can be inferred that the early fans may be rectangular reeds. The early fans were not used for enjoying the cool, but as etiquette tools for rulers, so they were also called "etiquette fans".

Fans in China after Qin and Han dynasties mainly have square, round and hexagonal shapes. The fabric of the fan is made of silk. Because it is widely used in the palace, it is also called "Gong Shan". The popular fans in Sui and Tang Dynasties were mainly Wan Fan and Feather Fan, and there were a few paper fans. After the Song Dynasty, folding fans gradually became popular. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Zhejiang, Suzhou and Sichuan were rich in folding fans, and inscriptions and paintings were also popular here. This exquisite skill was introduced to Europe from the Ming Dynasty, and then it became popular all over the world.

Fans have a history of three or four thousand years in China. After thousands of years of evolution, improvement and perfection, it has developed into hundreds of fan families, but it can be roughly classified into two categories: one is flat fan (that is, round fan, sunflower fan, wheat straw fan, etc. ) cannot be folded; Two: folding fan, which can be opened and closed freely.

Flat fan comes from "palm fan" and "sand" (fan made of bamboo, called "sand" in ancient times). During the Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, a semi-formal "instant noodle" was shaped like a single door, so it was also called "household fan" and became the mainstream of fans at that time. "Instant noodles" are all made of thin bamboo strips, which are used by emperors and civilians.

In the Western Han Dynasty, the symmetrical "Albizia fans" (also known as male fans, ten thousand fans and round fans) were still round in shape. Albizia fan is characterized by a plain white face with the handle as the central axis, which is as symmetrical as a full moon. Ten thousand fans are made of bamboo and wood, with round or oval faces and pasted with thin silk. At that time, Wan Fan made in the Central Plains was the most exquisite, and it was called "Chu Bamboo in Wan Qi", that is, Wan Fan made of Rusi Xiangzhu.

This kind of fan was very popular in the Han Dynasty, and some poems praised it, such as Ban Jie's "Fan Poetry", "The newly cracked fan is as clean as frost and snow, cut into acacia fans, like the bright moon, moving in and out of the sleeves and shaking the breeze." After this symmetrical round fan appeared, it was used for generations and became the traditional fan type in China.

The folding fan appeared in the Northern Song Dynasty, which was extremely convenient to carry. Folding fan is also called "gathering head fan", "spreading fan" and "gathering bone fan". Its fan bones are made of precious materials such as horn, tortoise shell, ivory, jade, torreya grandis, sandalwood and so on. The forms are Qin-style, Ruyi-style, Bamboo-style and Grasshopper-eye-style. Fan bones are divided into seven, nine, twelve, fourteen, sixteen and eighteen strands.

By the Southern Song Dynasty, the production of folding fans had reached a considerable scale. Folding fans prevailed in Ming dynasty, and palace craftsmen imitated Korean fans and absorbed foreign crafts, which promoted the development of domestic fans.

Ming and Qing Dynasties were the heyday of folding fans. The materials are expensive, and the famous teeth, tortoise shells and chicken wings are made into fan bones, which are beautifully made. The big edge of ivory bone is carved, finely carved, mahogany and bird wood bones. The fan bones are Ruyitou, Qinti, Mantis Leg and Water Wave, and the fan heads are Bottle and Water Wave.

As a special art form, on a sector with less than a complete scale, it shows a beautiful speech and charm through the ingenious and meticulous layout of Master Dan Qing, or the landscape of flowers and birds, or the dynamic incompetence of characters.

Fan-shaped figures are pleasing to the eye and give people beautiful enjoyment. To appreciate fan-shaped calligraphy and painting, we need to savor it carefully and chew its artistic meaning slowly.

Fans can also express people's psychological state.

Su Dongpo described Zhou Yu's demeanor with the phrase "heroic and heroic hair, black silk scarf with feather fan".

Du Mu described the girls' lively attitude and happy mood with the poem "waving a small fan at a firefly".

Wang Jian, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in the Joking Order: "Four fans, four fans, the beauty will cover her face." Describe the sadness that a beauty hides her face with a fan.

Some literary works also use fans to describe people. In Peach Blossom Fan, the "Gong Shan Yi Dao" and "Promise" given to Li are recorded. After Li Kangquan raped, the fan was stained with blood, which was touched by Yang Longyou and painted as a peach blossom fan.

Fans are also indispensable props on the stage, which are closely related to the stage art. There have always been graceful fan dances. The "fan play" in the name of fans or with fans as the media includes peach blossom fans, agarwood fans, banana fans, etc., which use fan movements to express various props or characters on the stage.

Fans contain rich cultural connotations. Throughout the ages, fans have an indissoluble bond with people's daily life. A small fan has not only become a beautiful handicraft with practical and aesthetic values, but also many stories, legends and anecdotes of fans, such as Su Dongpo's Painting Fan Case, Kangxi's Title Fan, Fan's Good News, Tagore's Poem on Giving Fans, etc., all of which reflect the cultural connotation of fans.