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Do you know the history of the world of umbrellas?

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With the progress of mankind, the development of society, and the rapid development of science and technology, today's umbrellas have progressed to have charging treasures and fans, so let's walk into the world of umbrella development history!

China is the first country in the world to invent umbrellas. It has a history of more than 3,500 years. At that time, people called umbrellas "簦". In "Mandarin Wu", there is a record of "preparing the rain device", and "Historical Records of the Plains of the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty" records the historical facts of Yan Qing's "squatting on the car" and going to Zhao Guoyou to speak Xiaocheng Wang. In the post-Wei period, the umbrella was used for official ceremonies, and the common people called it "Romanian Umbrella." The size of the official rank is different, and the size and color of the "Romanian Umbrella" are also different. The emperor went out to use the yellow "roof umbrella" to indicate "shadowing the people". In fact, the main purpose was to shelter from the sun.

After the birth of the umbrella in China, the umbrella was slowly spread abroad. During the Tang Dynasty, Japan sent 19 batches of "transfers to the Tang Dynasty" to China, with more than 500 people. They not only brought Chinese astronomical music, art and other cultures back to Japan, but also produced various production techniques including umbrella manufacturing. The manufacturing process was brought back to Japan. In 1747, a British businessman named Zunas Hanover traveled to China and found that Chinese people were walking in the rain with a paper umbrella. After the rain stopped, they took the umbrella and carried it with him. It was very convenient. When returning home, I bought one. Shortly after returning, on a rainy day, he opened the umbrella that he brought back and walked on the streets of London. By the middle of the 19th century, umbrellas became a must-have for the British, and the use of umbrellas became a glory for the British.

According to folklore, the oil-paper umbrella was invented by Luban in the Spring and Autumn Period, so the old umbrella workshops were dedicated to the Luban statues and tablets of the "Qiaosheng Master" as their patron saint, and they were affixed with "small pieces of cover". The joint text of a erected extension of the Qiang Kun is very vivid.