China traditional fan

History of Peach Blossom Fan: Peach Blossom Fan was originally the imperial fan of Emperor Chongzhen. The lower back was promoted to Shao Qingshi of Taibu Temple, and Chongzhen gave it to the lower back. When the lower back was promoted to Shangshu, it was given to his son Hou Fangyu Hou Fangyu. On the night of their engagement with Li in Nanjing, he gave it to Li and wrote a poem on the fan: "On the way to Zhulou, the prince and grandson competed for a flat car."

Qingxi planted all kinds of fragrant trees, not counting Dongfeng peaches and plums. What about the investigation of the whereabouts of the peach blossom fan? For a long time, I don't know how many unscrupulous people suspect that the peach blossom fan must be buried in Li's tomb as a sacrificial object. Therefore, the desolate and lonely tomb of Li suffered disasters again and again.

There are many kinds of folding fans in Shengfeng Sufan, such as lobular sandalwood, agarwood and Laoshan sandalwood. There are also many shapes in the form of fan bones: various carvings, inlays and shapes are also varied; Bamboo folding fans have been people's favorite since ancient times.

History of Peach Blossom Fan: In the early years of the Republic of China, collector Zhang Boju witnessed the Peach Blossom Fan. The fan is a folding fan. For folding fans, please see the characteristics of Suzhou folding fans. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Yang Long swam a few blood spots and became a broken peach blossom. Celebrities in the early Qing Dynasty wrote poems on the fan without any interruption. The fan was placed in a mahogany box inlaid with white silk, with an inscription on it. Contemporary collector Zhang Boju witnessed the process.

History of Peach Blossom Fan: Li kept this fan in his own hands before his death. Before he died, he gave it to his wife Chang, so that Chang would become his daughter's dowry in the future.

After the death of Li and Hou, Chen Zongshi, the son of his close friend and in-laws, came to Shangqiu and was adopted in the East Garden of Hou Fu. When Chang's daughter got married, she brought the peach blossom fan to the Chen family. After that, this fan became a family heirloom of the Chen family.