Who invented the Chinese knot? Which dynasty rose?

Chinese knots have a long history, which began in ancient times and flourished in Tang and Song Dynasties and Ming and Qing Dynasties. The history book says: "In ancient times, the rule of law was tied with knots, and later sages used books to do it." In the design of bronze mirrors in the Tang Dynasty, a bird with a knot in its mouth symbolizes that Qin Jin will always be good. After thousands of years, rope is no longer a tool for remembering things. Today, it has developed from a practical knotting technique to a beautiful work of art.

Chinese knots were widely used in ancient life. The earliest clothes had no buttons, zippers, etc. Today, clothes are tied with belts. People in China have always had the habit of wearing ornaments, which are basically tied to their clothes by tying a knot with a tether. The ancients had the habit of hanging seals on their bodies, so all the seals handed down from China and India had seals. Ancient bronze mirrors were all cast with mirror buttons in the center of the back, which could be tied for easy hand holding. The ancients liked to weave ribbons into a string of palindrome knots to express their love, which was called "concentric knots".