Four Treasures of the Study refers to China's unique painting and calligraphy tools. Historically, what Four Treasures of the Study refers to has changed frequently. Four Treasures of the Study in the Southern Tang Dynasty refers to Zhuge Pen in Xuancheng, Anhui Province, Li Tinggui Ink in Huizhou, Chengxin Tang Paper in Huizhou, Anhui Province, and Weilong inkstone in Wuyuan, Anhui Province. Since the Song Dynasty, "Four Treasures of the Study" refers to Xu Anbi, Huimo, Xuan Paper, She Yan, Yan Tao and Duanyan. After the Yuan Dynasty, the Ministry of Household Affairs prevailed and Xu Anbi declined.
After the reform and opening up, Xu Anbi gradually recovered its vitality. There are many unique electrical appliances in China, which not only show the customs of the Chinese nation different from other nations, but also contribute to the progress and development of world culture. The tools and materials of China's calligraphy are basically evolved from pen, ink, paper and inkstone.
The origin of Four Treasures of the Study:
The Four Treasures of the Study of China's calligraphy research generally means that they are the necessary Four Treasures of the Study for a scholar to study. Because China ancient literati can basically write and draw, or both, they can't do without the four treasures of pen, ink, paper and inkstone. The name "study" originated from the Southern and Northern Dynasties (420-589 AD) in the history of China. In particular, it refers to the scholar's study, which takes pen, ink, paper and inkstone as the study, and is known as the "Four Treasures of the Study".
In addition to Four Treasures of the Study, there are also pen containers, pen containers, ink beds, ink cartridges, handrails, pens, book towns, water spoons, inkstone drops, inkstone boxes, inkpad, Yin He, knives, stamps and drums. This is also an essential product in the research.