Do people in Taiwan Province play Wan Wen?

Literary drama refers to Four Treasures of the Study and various literary techniques derived from him. These stationery have different shapes and exquisite carvings, which can be used and rewarded, and become handicrafts in the study and on the case.

Among the traditional stationery in China, pen, ink, paper and inkstone are the most basic stationery. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, stationery has been further developed, and various kinds of stationery supporting "pen, ink, paper and inkstone" have appeared, mainly including pen container, washing pen, ink bed, inkstone drops, water presentation, handrails, paperweights, Yin He and seals.

These stationery have different shapes and exquisite carvings, which can be used and rewarded, and become handicrafts in the study and on the case. So it is also called Wan Wen. ?

Introduction to Wan Wen:

The so-called literary play refers to Four Treasures of the Study and all kinds of literary plays derived from him. Although Four Treasures of the Study was founded very early, it developed into the Tang and Song Dynasties, that is, the traditional art of calligraphy and painting tended to be mature and perfect, and after the formation of the literati group, it really found and realized its due position and value, and became an indispensable tool for scholars and even emperors to study desks.

One of the great features of Wan Wen is its compactness. As a desk for playing, it is generally too big to fill the feet and too small to push in. You can put it on your desk, play it in your palm, watch it from a distance or take a close-up shot. In particular, some ornamental ornaments are often concentrated in large pieces, and the large ones are reduced, while the small ones are large and the mustard is not enough. In the antique industry, there is also a saying that "small things are like big things".

A good literary play must be a spiritual "materialized" temperament, big or small, clever or clumsy. After years of washing, it is closely related to the owner, which not only preserves the body, but also highlights the cultural taste of the owner. Literary play often does not exist independently, but is often combined with activities such as calligraphy and painting, tea and incense to add some fun to life.