Tuan fans originated in China. Fans first appeared in the Shang Dynasty and were made of colorful pheasant feathers, called "barrier fans". At that time, the fan was not used to fan the wind and cool it, but as a sunshade, wind and sand shelter when the emperor went out to patrol. After the Western Han Dynasty, fans began to be used for cooling. During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang swayed the goose feather fan, and he made a brilliant plan and devised a strategy. The air from the feathe

A full-body photo with a fan in hand expresses an atmosphere. When shooting a medium shot, the model waving the fan lightly and covering her face with the fan can express the charm of the fan. The close-up shots show the details and texture of the fan.

Chinese fan culture has a profound cultural heritage and is an integral part of Han culture. It is closely related to bamboo culture and Confucian culture. China has always been known as the kingdom of fan making. The main materials of the fan are: bamboo, wood, paper, fan, ivory, tortoiseshell, jadeite, bird feathers, other palm leaves, betel leaves, wheat straw, papyrus, etc. It can also be woven or made into various kinds of daily craft fans. Beautiful in shape and refined in structure, it ha

The fan is round, with a black lacquer frame. The center is made of white silk. The double-sided embroidery technique is used to embroider the pine tree in red, pink, orange, ochre, green, blue, purple, black and other colors. Below, among the peony bushes, a peacock with its head held high and its wings lowered, walking slowly on the slope. The shape of the object image is more stylized, the color is bold and strong, the effect is strong, and it is full of visual impact. The needlework is spars

The group fan symbolizes the meaning of reunion and happiness. In the inheritance of the Chinese nation, the fan culture is an important branch of the utensil culture, and the group fan is an important part of the fan culture. Tuan fans, also known as palace fans and wan fans, are traditional handicrafts and works of art of the Chinese Han nationality.