Traditional bow and arrow time-honored brand

Beijing Juyuan bow and arrow production technology has gone through more than 300 years. In Qing Dynasty, Juyuan Bow and Arrow Store was located in the original Bow and Arrow Courtyard in the southwest corner of Dongsi Road, Beijing. The Bow and Bow Yard in this period belonged to the Royal Special Ordnance Factory (Royal Workshop), and the bow and bow shops here were all exclusive to the royal family. Most of the employees were royalty, mainly Manchu, and their products were handed over to the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Ritual and the Ministry of Household Affairs. , and cannot be taken out. In the late Qing Dynasty, bows and arrows were replaced by foreign guns as weapons. The treasury of the Qing Dynasty was empty, and these royal bow and arrow workshops became folk workshops. At this time, the seventh generation shopkeeper Wang (called Xiao Wang by his peers) is in charge of Juyuan. He had no intention of running a bow and arrow shop, and finally he was at the end of his tether, so he had to sell his ancestral business to the Yang family.

In the Republic of China, there were only seven kinds of bows and arrows in the yard: Juyuan, Tianyuan, Guangsheng, Longsheng, Quanshunzhai, Cheng Tianshun and Dejixing. Because the bow and arrow making process is complex and demanding, only Yang Fuxi is left as a successor.

Juyuan Yang's bow-making family won the Panama World Expo Award in its early years. Out of his love for traditional bow and arrow skills and conscious of cultural inheritance, Yang Fuxi resolutely gave up his original job and learned from his father Wen Yang, thus fully inheriting all the skills of Juyuanhao Royal Bow and Arrow Workshop in Qing Dynasty. The raw materials, tools and techniques used by Juyuan to make bows and arrows are similar to those in Kao, Meng Qian Bi Tan and Tiangong. All kinds of bows and arrows made by Juyuan are of high quality and well received by all walks of life. It was invited to Hong Kong to participate in Asian archery exchange activities.