Introduction of Spinning Thread

With the rapid development of Chinese society, people's lifestyles have changed dramatically. China's traditional way of life with the village as the carrier of people's lives has been rapidly broken by the process of urbanization. People are flocking to the cities, and a commercial, industrial, and integrated urban life is gradually replacing the original life in the countryside. This change takes place in people's minds and habits, and is reflected in the details of their lives - folk art is the embodiment of this change.

In the old age, some skilled folk craftsmen went from house to house, selling their crafts to the people. There are repair bad pots, repair bad porcelain bowl, popcorn popping, shaving, grinding scissors, etc. ...... various, the so-called "seventy-two lines, line out of the scholar. The gong and sell sugar, each dry a line." These lines disappeared rapidly in just a few decades, and today it is difficult to find them on the streets.

These crafts take a long time of training to master. For example, in mending broken porcelain pots and bowls, it is difficult to integrate the pieces without great skill and eventually become a vessel, dripping with water. Those who mastered a certain skill after practicing hard would have the capital and make a living from it. These people with their own skills and walking in the jungle of a yell, walking thousands of families, string ten thousand households, to bring convenience to people. In the past, people often could not throw away broken bowls and waited for these people to come and repair them so that they could continue to use them. This warm, frugal, slow life in today's view, it seems impossible.