Stainless steel fan sculpture, fan-shaped stainless steel sculpture

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　　In ancient cultural history, fans held a very special position. Clean up the floating dust, cool friends attract fresh breeze. This object is stored in winter and comes out in summer, with clear seasons, called "qi". It is supported by a frame, called "bone". The fan bone is made of bamboo, called "jie". When the fan is shaken, the wind brushes against the face, called "wind".

　　Fans have a long history in China, and early written records of fans indicate that their history can be traced back to the Yin and Shang dynasties. Fans originated in China, which is also known as the "Kingdom of Fan Making". A fan has wind, hold it in your hand, someone comes to borrow it, wait until the beginning of winter. "This is a folk song that is recited. As for fans, famous artists throughout history have also used objects to express their emotions, reflecting their personal opportunities and historical style. Zhou Yu's unparalleled demeanor was described by Su Dongpo as "majestic and heroic, with feather fans and silk scarves"; Du Mu's poem "Light Luo Xiao Fan Plushes Fireflies" vividly depicts the playfulness and joy of women; In Tao Ye's "Song of the Round Fan," the line "Seven Treasures Painting the Round Fan, Radiant Bright Moon Light. While I was with my son, we indulged in the heat, remembering each other and not forgetting each other." is a deep affection for Wang Xianzhi... In modern times, Guo Moruo also wrote a poem, "A cool world comes from my hand. Exquisite beyond the ghost axe, exquisite beyond the heavens. Flying all over the world, overwhelming the west wind

　　Stainless steel fan sculptures are created using fan shapes as materials, which can be used to achieve various promotional effects. For example, fan sculptures are commonly used as propaganda columns for socialist core values, and there are many such columns that focus on fan shapes.

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