How do 70-year-old people in Shandong cope with the popularity of woven hemp fiber?

Introduction: You should have only heard of hemp fiber in ancient poems, but you rarely see it in real life. Do you know that?/You know what? Therefore, it is a kind of rain gear widely used in rural areas of China before the 1970s. It can shelter from the wind and rain and keep out the cold. It is one of the indispensable appliances, but it is very rare in today's society.

First, the 70-year-old man in Shandong became popular by weaving hemp fiber.

In Shandong, a 70-year-old man became popular in weaving hemp fiber. From this time on, he really walked into people's lives. Although people appreciate this traditional craft, not many people will think of inheriting it. After all, there are many convenient tools, so hemp fiber has been eliminated. The hemp fiber knitted by this old man is really beautiful. It is a very troublesome thing to know how to knit a complete piece, but the old man, who has studied for a year, feels particularly proud to be able to weave hemp fiber independently. If you let everyone learn, you shouldn't learn so fast.

Second, there are many steps in the compilation of shrink clothes.

The weaving steps of hemp fiber are probably five hair-cutting, grass-drying, collar weaving and storage in one, and there are many steps in it, which need to be completed step by step, otherwise the cold and rain-proof effect will not be achieved. Moreover, the old man also said that the weaving method of hemp fiber is exquisite, the structure is also exquisite and very durable. It takes patience to do this work. It takes about three days to compile more than 1000 advertisements for a psychiatrist. If you are an impatient person, you can't do it at all.

Third, the reaction of the elderly.

Old people really want to pass on this intangible cultural heritage to him, but now young people don't want to learn much. It should be a great pity for the elderly. After all, such a craft is very much in need of inheritance. On the other hand, raw materials are scarce now, which also leads to many difficulties in the inheritance of hemp fiber. It is hoped that through publicity, more and more people will know how to ask for clothes and learn how to make them, so that our intangible cultural heritage can be passed down.