After 85, the young man carved the QR code seal by hand. Do you like this seal?

From the perspective of pure appreciation, this kind of seal is really beautiful, creative and beautiful, but I personally don't like this flashy thing.

Scanning QR code to add friends or pay has become a very common way of communication or transaction. However, Cao, a young man born after 1985 in Handan, Hebei Province, combined traditional skills with modern technology and carved a two-dimensional code seal by hand with Shoushan stone and other materials. The seal consists of Qinglong White Tiger Suzaku Xuanwu and 84 1 point four elves, each costing 1 1,000 yuan. "At present, I can make 10 pieces every month, although the quantity and number are the same.

The young man's behavior is to combine traditional hand seal cutting with modern technology, so he created such a combination of ancient and modern things. However, as a collection, this kind of thing lacks historical charm and has little collection value. As a functional article, it has no practical function. You can't stamp everywhere and have someone scan it. This method is much more troublesome than printing QR code.

In an interview with reporters, the young man said that the main function of this seal is to be beautiful, and the second is to prevent the QR code from being used after being scratched. However, the price of this seal is 12 thousand. If it's just for the sake of beauty, I think this price really far exceeds the beauty of the goods. If it is to prevent the QR code from scratching, it is a bit ridiculous. Twelve thousand, the A4 paper I bought can go around the city twice, and how many QR codes can't be printed.

Conclusion: Therefore, for such a thing, it can only be said that different people have different opinions. Those who are looking for someone they like and are not short of money, then get one. Anyway, I personally don't like this thing.