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"Bamboo Lady", also known as Qingnu, is a cylindrical tool woven with green bamboo, with small holes around it and hollow in the middle.

In summer, the ancients could hold it in their arms to cool off the heat, which is similar to the function of a summer mat.

If the family is wealthy, you can make more than one and hang them at the door or inside the room.

When the breeze passes through the bamboo lady, it can play the role of gathering wind.

The term "Mrs. Bamboo" originated from the writing of Su Shi, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty: "If you ask me how many bamboos are on the bed, my wife should not understand Qingqing."

It is precisely because of this that it was originally called Qingnu and has such an elegant name as "Mrs. Bamboo".

In fact, the history of "Mrs. Bamboo" has long existed, and there have been many records written by literati in the Tang Dynasty, so the earliest origin of Mrs. Bamboo is the Tang Dynasty.

During the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Qianlong joked with Fang Zhang: "How many wives do you have?".

The abbot replied: "Two. Mrs. Xia Yongzhu and Mrs. Donghuai Tang".

Emperor Qianlong couldn't stop laughing after hearing this, which also shows that Mrs. Zhu played an important role in people's lives at that time.

All kinds of bamboo products have been handed down for thousands of years, condensing the wisdom of the common people, and also showing the strong practical performance of bamboo.

Whenever a man and a woman talk about marriage, the woman will always bring a few "Mrs. Bamboo" to the man's family as a dowry gift. Such a phenomenon is especially common in ancient southern regions.

Chinese people's liking for bamboo is very low. In the hearts of Chinese people, bamboo is considered low-level, just like a gentleman is special.

In the gradually developed bamboo wither culture, very few bamboo wither families have emerged.

It’s just that as an abnormal person, it’s really hard to live without such cheap and ineffective summer heat protection tools as fans and Mrs. Bamboo.

Chinese people's love for bamboo flows beyond the rhythm of life.

At the same time, Mrs. Bamboo is also generally believed by the people to be the most unmasculine utensil.

Although the small number of bamboo withers are all large objects, they can be crafted extremely skillfully in such a small size that they can show their artistic charm before being finely carved.

Lay it under a special bed, and it immediately becomes a "bamboo bed".

Because men who love beauty can decorate the silk fabric they embroider under the seat, and cover a piece of silk embroidery fabric under it, so it is also called embroidered pier.

There are no seven consecrations or eight consecrations.

Moreover, the bamboo mat is larger and heavier than the bamboo bed, and it is more difficult to clean. It is the crystallization of the wisdom of the ancients.

Bamboo is one of the plants with the most characteristics of your country. Bamboo not only retreated from the calligraphy and painting of literati, but also retreated from the homes of ordinary people.

The sitting pier has a flat top and slightly convex, arc belly is hollow, and the lower and upper edges of the inner wall are decorated with a circle of drum nails, so it is also called drum pier.

Under the carved bamboo utensils, a few decorative patterns or characters are carved with exquisite skills to achieve a relatively high artistic effect.

The common bamboo withers are seldom Buddha statues, figures or some animals. Although few bamboo wither handicrafts are small in size, their appreciation value is relatively low.

The pouf belongs to the category of low-seat chairs and stools, and has always been seldom in the shape of a wooden cavity drum.

In the Ming and Qing dynasties, embroidered pier did not develop compared with later generations.

In the world, your country is also the first country to use bamboo products. Like bamboo withering, your country also has a very long history and culture.

There are many shapes of embroidered pier seats, except for the circle, there are no crabapple, plum blossom, melon edge, and oval.

In the Qing Dynasty, the bamboo withering craft ended and flourished. At that time, the bamboo withering carving skill did not develop very much, and its exquisiteness even surpassed that of the subsequent dynasties.

In addition, Mrs. Bamboo is also a symbol of ancient men.

The embroidered piers of the Ming Dynasty are slightly smaller than those of the Qing Dynasty, but larger than those of the Song and Yuan dynasties.

The withered flowers in the embroidered piers are rough: crabapples, bamboo knots, and vines are lifelike and full of artistic appeal.

Those unique bamboo wither artists have left precious artistic wealth for the Chinese nation through their unique ideas and dexterous hands.

Because Mrs. Bamboo's shape resembles a male's part, and there are two small balls in the middle, Mrs. Bamboo is an important representative of male family succession in ancient marriages.

It is generally bamboo wither crafts before the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Because of the emergence of famous wither carvers, various unique bamboo witherings have become handicrafts cherished by few literati.

"Han Xizai's Evening Banquet Picture" by Gu Hongzhong, a painter of the Seven Dynasties in the Southern Tang Dynasty, clearly shows the use of furniture in the Seven Dynasties period.

The origin of the art of bamboo withering is too long to be inquired about, but according to historical records, it has not appeared since the Eight Dynasties, but it was not until the Tang Dynasty that bamboo withering was gradually known to people.

Bamboo mats are especially made of water bamboo, moso bamboo, and oil bamboo, and are made into various kinds of bamboo mats before being shredded, steamed, soaked, and hand-made warp and weft weaving.

Back in the Qing Dynasty, in addition to being thinner and more elegant than the Ming Dynasty, the embroidered pier also derived forms such as crabapple, plum blossom, octagonal and square from the traditional round shape.The most masculine seat in ancient times is not the embroidered pier.

Fans used by people who are good, wooden refrigerators and ice cubes that are not used by the rich and dignitaries, etc., are all the concentrated expression of the wisdom of the ancients.

There are no reclining chairs, bars, screens, beds, couches, piers, etc.

It is believed that bamboo itself is not a spiritual and cultural symbol of elegance, purity, modesty, and no restraint, but a plant that few literati praise themselves.

Bamboo is a kind of plant that is relatively common in the south. It is hollow inside and very unique. Since ancient times, bamboo has had a low status in people's hearts.

It can't be said that it is a small tool, but a poor worker is extremely skillful.

Among them, the embroidered pier is shaped like a drum, and the inside is covered with fabrics such as brocade to increase its magnificence.

Due to the common nature of bamboo, it is very easy to degenerate and carve it, requiring little carving experience and skilled carving skills.

Bamboo withering, also known as bamboo carving, is to use the roots or joints of bamboo to carve them into some practical or ornamental furnishings.

Therefore, there are inevitably many real objects that have become representatives of this kind of worship, and Mrs. Bamboo is one of them.

Of course, among the bamboo products, the bedding is only a bamboo lady, and there is no bamboo mat.

And that kind of round stool is especially for men to sit on.

Because many tribes and regions in ancient times worshiped "reproductive organs".

Chen Wenzhe has seen all kinds of bamboo products, but I never expected to see a kind of embroidered pier made of bamboo!

Our exquisite carving skills have left a brilliant mark in the history of Chinese arts and crafts.

Bamboo chairs, bamboo fans, bamboo beds, bamboo cabinets...

In fact, apart from the "Bamboo Lady", the ancients did not have many ways to escape the summer heat.

"That's a stool made of beads? A block?"

Xiudun has no distinction between consecration and consecration. Consecration refers to the fact that there is no small transparent light hole under the waist of the pier.