2. Vertical fan: Hold the fan in your right hand, hold the fan bone, turn on the fan by its own gravity, and put the fan vertically on your chest or head; When opening the fan at the top of the head, the right hand should be wound around the top of the head through the front side of the body, the fan should be pulled back slightly, and the right shoulder should be opened.
3. Horizontal fan: Hold the fan in your right hand and pull it through the front of your body to the position of five hands. Fix the fan bone with your thumb, and push the fan away with your forefinger and middle finger. Turn on the fan horizontally, with the fan head down and placed beside you.
4. Fan flower: Hold the fan in the position of five hands in the right hand, palm up, and the flower face of the fan faces 1. Use your thumb, forefinger and middle finger to control the fan, and turn your wrist inward and then turn it over. When the fan turns behind him, Hua Lian still faces 1 by turning his wrist.
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The origin of the fan:
1. At first, the fan was a ceremonial tool used by the ruling class to show its status and privileges.
2. The fan is a practical thing. With its portability and large area, it can fan the wind to cool down. China has always had a tradition of decorating everyday objects, so there are engravers on the handle fan bones and paintings on the fan and back. The paintings and calligraphy of early sculptors were mostly done by ordinary craftsmen, and gradually all kinds of talented and imaginative artists participated. Fans have also evolved into works of art with practical functions, which make people envy and cherish and become a major category in today's collection.
Fan classification:
1, Xuanfan
Fan "Xuan Fan" is an intangible cultural heritage and a folding fan named after its place of origin, which was produced in Xuancheng, Anhui Province. Xuanfan originated in Song Dynasty, when folding fan was generally called "bone-gathering fan", which played a great catalytic role in the production of Xuanfan when the technology of Xuan paper was mature. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Xuanfan entered its heyday, and its skills reached its peak, which was deeply loved by scholars.
2. Dance fans
Zhejiang is the largest industrial base for dance fans. Although the history of fans as dance props is not very long, it has always been the production base of monopoly dance fans in the north. With the development of the internet, you may also see a group of aunts dancing with fans in the sunset, and the elegant dance makes you linger.
3. Silk fans
The manufacturing process is complex, softer than paper, smooth in volume and extremely demanding in manufacturing process. Fan bone is made of natural alpine bamboo, and its head is green. Fabric treatment: firstly, wash the fabric with water, dry it in the shade, set and position it, dye and print it with pulp, air dry it, then fold and position it, then carry out fan bone carving process, and then carry out surface molding, with a total process flow of 70%.
4. Fire painting fan
Founded at the end of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty, it is a famous traditional handicraft in Xinhui, Guangdong. Later, the process gradually developed. When making, two thin glass fans are selected to synthesize a double-sided fan, and then they are drawn with a special fire drawing. It is beautiful and never fades, and it is a good appreciation and collection.
Extended source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Fan