Zhuyu Jiangnang [Henan Shangcai Specialty]

What is dogwood red sac? Authentic Henan Shangcai specialty: Zhuyu Jiangnang

Content summary:Do you want to know what Zhuyu Jiangnang is? This article is a detailed introduction to the special product of Henan Shangcai - Zhuyu Jiangnang. It was compiled by the editorial team of China Specialty Network after reviewing and collecting relevant information on Zhuyu Jiangnang. The full text will take about 3 minutes to read, mainly including the basic introduction of Zhuyu Jiangnang.

Basic Introduction to Zhuyu Jiangnang

Zhuyu Jiangnang originated from the Eastern Han Dynasty in Shangcai County. In order to avoid disasters, the Cai people of Huanjing climbed the Caihe Wanghe Tower in the middle section of the western wall of the ancient city of Cai on September 9th, wore Zhuyu nang, and drank chrysanthemum wine. Since then, it has been broadcasted to the world by Shangcai and has become a folk custom. It has become a must-have item for Chinese people to wear during the Double Ninth Festival.

From the traditional twelve zodiac signs, Zhuyu Jiangnang has evolved into over 40 varieties, including the phoenix announcing good news, the sparrow climbing the branch, the peacock opening its screen, the crane wishing birthday, the mandarin duck having a long affection, the longevity star holding peaches, attracting wealth and treasures, loving the country with one heart, the dove of peace, and the love for Huaxia. The shape is realistic and exquisite, filled with Zhuyu powder, and the fragrance is overflowing when worn.

. The origin of Zhuyu Jiangnang dates back to the Eastern Han Dynasty when Cai Renhuan climbed high to avoid disasters. It became popular during the Jin and Tang dynasties, and flourished during the Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties. It was a must-have item for Chinese people around the world during the Double Ninth Festival. It has strong folk characteristics and cultural value, and its unique cultural phenomena and charm directly affect the national cultural spirit of Chinese people who climb high during the Double Ninth Festival. Since the establishment of the Republic of China, especially since the founding of the country and the impact of 1, this folk craft technology has been seriously endangered, and there are very few people who can sew dogwood bags. After her retirement, Ms. Zhang She devoted herself to exploring the sewing technique of Zhuyu Jiangnang, and opened up new machines for the revival of this traditional craft. The Zhuyu Jiangnang sewn by Zhang She in 2006 participated in the National Arts and Crafts Exhibition held in Shenzhen, and was announced by the Henan Provincial People's Government as the first batch of intangible cultural heritage protection list in Henan Province in 2006.