Peach Blossom Fan
The history of the Peach Blossom Fan: The Peach Blossom Fan was originally the royal fan of Emperor Chongzhen. When Hou Xun was promoted to Shaoqing of Taipu Temple, Chongzhen gave it to Hou Xun. Xun, Hou Xun gave it to his son Hou Fangyu when he was promoted to Minister of the Ministry of Finance. On the night when Hou Fangyu and Li Xiangjun fell in love in Nanjing, he gave it to Li Xiangjun and wrote a poem on the fan: "The road between Zhulou is sloping, and Wang and Sun Fighting for the Fuping Car.
The Qingxi River is full of catkins and peach and plum blossoms. ·What is the whereabouts of the peach blossom fan? For a long time, many people who are greedy for profit have speculated that the peach blossom fan must be used as a burial object. Buried in Li Xiangjun's tomb. Therefore, Li Xiangjun's tomb, which was originally deserted, suffered disasters again and again.
The folding fans of Shengfeng Su Fan are made of many kinds of materials, such as small-leaf sandalwood, agarwood, and old mountain sandalwood. Various precious mahogany fans also have many shapes in the form of fan bones: various carvings, inlays, and shapes are also varied; bamboo folding fans have been people's favorite from ancient times to the present.
History of Peach Blossom Fans. : In the early years of the Republic of China, collector Zhang Boju once saw a peach blossom fan that was foldable. You can read about the characteristics of folding fans in Suzhou. In the late Ming Dynasty, Yang Longyou painted several strokes of blood on the fan to create a folding peach blossom fan. There is almost no space left for the inscription. The fan is contained in a red sandalwood box and is lined with white silk. There is an inscription on the silk. The contemporary collector Zhang Boju once saw it.
The history of the peach blossom fan: Li Xiangjun kept this one during his lifetime. He kept the fan in his hands and gave it to Hou Fangyu's first wife, Chang, before his death, so that Chang could use it as a dowry for his daughter.
After Li and Hou died, their close friends and relatives. Chen Zongshi, the son of Chen Zhenhui, came to Shangqiu to live in the East Garden of the Marquis House. When Chang's daughter got married, he brought the peach blossom fan to the Chen family. From then on, the fan became a heirloom of the Chen family.