What does Wan Qing mean?

Wanqing is a kind of jewelry commonly used by ancient women. Wear it with silk or gold and silver thread and tie it in a bun or waist. Wanqing represents the identity and status of women and is an indispensable element in its decoration. Wan Qing has therefore become an important image in ancient literature and art, and is often borrowed to describe beautiful and dignified female images.

Although modern times have got rid of the shackles of ancient etiquette, Wan Qing's cultural significance remains undiminished. Wanqing is not only an ornament, but also a cultural symbol. Modern designers even integrate the elements of youth into the design of clothing, home and accessories, forming a new fashion culture. In addition, Wan Qing is often used as a gift for the elderly or at weddings and other ceremonies.

Wan Qing is not only an ornament, but also represents the identity and status of women. It contains the aesthetic thought of "combining rigidity with softness" and conveys women's independent and feminine personality. At the same time, it also reflects the pursuit of a better life in China's traditional culture, in which "emotion" represents life and youth, and "ten thousand" symbolizes aggregation and unity. Wan Qing shows the profound and elegant connotation of women in ancient culture and is an irreplaceable cultural treasure.