Are there any fans in the eighteen ancient weapons?

Eighteen weapons are knives, guns, swords, halberds, axes, cymbals, hooks, forks, whips, mallets, hammers, claws, cymbals, clubs, crutches and meteor hammers.

Fan belongs to Qimen short soldiers. Consists of a fan face and a fan bone. The department is made up of silk, silk, silk and yarn. Fan bones are made of bamboo or steel. It is simpler and easier to carry than ordinary weapons. It can be stuffed in a bag or inserted at the waist. Lightweight can also be inserted in the back collar, which is a relatively insidious and unpopular weapon.

Iron fan: one foot and two inches long, with steel or iron ribs, silk or short yarn on the fan surface and sharp edges. This fan can be folded like an iron bar, struck, unfolded like a knife, chopped and split, and covered up and down to prevent weapons from being hidden.

Shaolin iron fan: one foot and two inches long, 18 shares, 24 shares and 36 shares. Zuyue monks refined this weapon in the Qing Dynasty.

Shaolin Plough Water Split Fan: The handle is nine inches long, the body is one foot two inches long, the width is six inches, the total length is two feet one inch, and the head has a tassel tail. Jue Xun in the Ming Dynasty, Ru Jing and Zhen Qiu in the late Qing Dynasty all practiced this instrument.

Wudang Taiji Golden Fan: Originated in the Tang Dynasty, it evolved from the peach blossom fan dance in the palace and has a history of thousands of years. Its fans include rubbing fan, rotating fan, piercing fan, vibrating fan, rotating fan and point fan. Suitable for middle-aged and elderly people.