Zheng Wan (Inheriting China Culture)

China is a country with a long history and splendid culture. China has a long history and profound culture. In order to inherit and develop China culture, we need to explore and try various ways. As a traditional handicraft, Zheng Wan not only has unique aesthetic value, but also is an important way to inherit China culture.

What is Zheng Wan?

Wan is a traditional handicraft, which uses a special rope to thread different colors through small holes and then winds them into various patterns and shapes. The process of straightening is very complicated, and it takes years of study and practice to master it.

The Historical and Cultural Significance of Zheng Wan

Zheng Wan originated in ancient China, and Zheng Wan's earliest works can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. In ancient times, bowls were an important etiquette and decoration, which were widely used in palaces, temples, commercial places and folk. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Zheng Wan, as a handicraft, began to penetrate into the people and became an important cultural carrier.

Zheng Wan is not only a handicraft, but also a cultural symbol. It contains rich cultural connotations and spiritual values, and represents the essence and aesthetic concept of China traditional culture. Zheng Wan's patterns and shapes are various, which contain rich moral and symbolic meanings, such as "Dragon and Phoenix are auspicious" and "Happiness". These patterns and shapes all represent the values and aesthetic concepts of China traditional culture.

How to make corrections?

Making Wan requires some skills and experience. Here are some basic steps:

1. Choose straightening rope: straightening rope is the basic material for straightening, so you need to choose a rope with good quality and bright colors.

2. Prepare tools: You only need some basic tools to make wan, such as wan pins, wan boards, wan wires, etc.

3. Making patterns: according to your own needs and preferences, choose appropriate patterns and shapes, and then thread the ten thousand wires through the holes on the board and wind them into patterns.

4. Straightening: Take the wound pattern off the board, fix it with a needle, and then wind it into a straight shape.

5. Finish straightening: put the straightening on a flat surface and gently straighten it by hand to make it more beautiful.

Modern application of Zheng Wan.

With the development of society and the change of people's aesthetic concept, the application scope of Zheng Qian is also expanding. Now, Zheng Wan is not only used for traditional etiquette and decoration, but also widely used in modern clothing, ornaments, household items and other fields. Zheng Wan's aesthetic value and cultural connotation have been more widely spread and recognized.