The national art of "mortise and tenon blocks" has become popular overseas, but what's the difference between it and the blocks?

From the Forbidden City's Hall of Baohe and Taihe, to the Temple of Heaven's Prayer Hall, to the Wooden Pagoda in Yingxian County, Shanxi Province, and the Temple of Buddha's Light, these buildings are still intact. All these buildings belong to the excellent representatives of mortise and tenon construction. Now with the passage of time and the rise of reinforced concrete, mortise and tenon blocks are becoming better known, which makes them appear in front of people. With people's concern for intangible cultural heritage and traditional culture, mortise and tenon blocks have reappeared and are making a big splash overseas.

What is the difference between mortise and tenon blocks and ordinary blocks? Some people said: the original intention of mortise and tenon blocks is to the traditional tenon and mortise technology heritage, to give children a good-looking, strong, fun with the essence of the national mortise and tenon blocks, and this kind of blocks can be borrowed from China's intangible cultural heritage of the national trend of the splicing method! So when get this kind of blocks, will find different from ordinary blocks? up and down? s logic. As we all know, the mortise and tenon block is a classic 7,000 year old structure. This mortise and tenon technique joins everything together, so once kids master the principles of mortise and tenon piecing, they can create all sorts of shapes.

The truth is that play is variable, and so are the fruits of creation, as long as a child dares to think and create! That's the beauty of this block. It can infinitely stimulate children's creativity, imagination and thinking ability, and develop practical skills! Another advantage of mortise and tenon blocks over traditional blocks is their solidity. While ordinary blocks of the same shape have been broken, mortise and tenon blocks are very sturdy. This way, the shapes of the assembled blocks are not only shaped to be placed on a tabletop, but children can also take them out and play with them easily! This is because the mortises and tenons match perfectly. Although there are no nails, these blocks will be as strong as a golden soup. While metal may break due to corrosion, mortise and tenon blocks do not, and are really strong and solid. ?