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This package includes:
1 DuPont paper bag
1 notebook
1 pop-up card
2 bookmarks
2 fridge magnet
1 mysterious item
1 handwriting letter (brief introduction of all the product in the box)
1 package bag with a lock and a handle
Details about the products are below.
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In Chinese culture, bamboo is a symbol of integrity and tough quality of a person. There are many poems and historical story about the bamboo.
The character is 自然（zì rán）, meaning: nature. It’s written in a cursive scripts.
The Chinese character on the stamp is 一味禅, meaning: a taste of Zen.
Zen is a philosophy of east Asian Buddhism that emphasizes sudden awakening to spiritual truth and realization of ultimate reality.
In ancient times, people use a stamps like this, for showing identification, authority and power.
Outside layer: DuPont paper, very light, give the natural look
Inside layer: canvas, soft and durable
Plastic handle: in a bamboo shape, easy to maintain
This is a Bell tower from Xi’an, China. Xi’an is one of the four great ancient capitals of China. It has been the capital for thirteen dynasties in history. That’s why there are so many historical and cultural heritage in Xi’an, including the Terracotta Army and the Bell and Drum Towers.
The Xi’an Bell Tower is the largest and most well-preserved among the many ancient bell towers left in China. It was built in 1384 and moved to its current location in 1582. It is located in the city center of Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, and is one of the iconic structures of Xi’an.
This is a masterpiece of Chinese calligraphy, named 兰亭序 “Lanting Xu”, meaning: Preface to the Poems Composed at the Orchid Pavilion. Lanting Xu was composed by one of the most famous calligraphy master Wang Xizhi, and it was composed in 353.
In the article, the author described a gathering of 42 literature masters at the Orchid Pavilion in Kuaiji Shanyin (near Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, in modern day), during the Spring Purification Festival to compose poems and enjoy the wine. In the gatherings, they talked about the beautiful view around them, how times flied and things changed, and human being have such a little control over living and dying.
First one, this is a famous painting call 千里江山图( qiān lǐ jiānɡ shān tú)，meaning Thousands miles of Mountains and Rivers. As the name indicated, it is quite large in size, with a silk scroll measuring 51.5 centimeters in height and 1191.5 centimeters in width. On the painting,there are peaks, ridges, rivers, boats, bridges, pavilions and towers, as well as human activities, all of which are incredibly detailed.
The artist of this famous artwork was a 18 year old young man,Wang Ximeng, and it took him 6 months to finish it.He used a lot of mineral materials like azurite and malachite, which are bright in color and long lasting.
Second one, this is red one. 鸿运当头( hónɡ yùn dānɡ tóu), it’s a Chinese idiom, meaning good luck is approaching. Red is a lucky color in Chinese culture, we use a lot of red during the Chinese new year, Chinese wedding and happy event.
They look like a book, and actually, it is a book.
They are the Lanting Xu and Thousands miles of Mountains and Rivers, as we explained above (the notebook cover and one of the bookmark).
It could be accessories, postcard, stickers, pins, or just anything that’s different from the item above.
It’s a brief introduction of all the item in the box. The letter in written in Chinese and English, by me.
Living in modern life, we are deeply depending on mobile phones and computers, so most of the communication between people is on the phone or computer. They are all digital records. I like how convenient it is to communicate with the modern technology. But I think the connection between people should be more than that. I am a bit old fashion and I like handwriting letter because I like the unique feeling that a handwriting letter can provide. Somehow a physical handwriting letter just gives you something tangible, it builds the bridge between and sender and receiver.
So I hope a handwriting letter from me, like this, can bring a bit of joy, or just show you how the everyday Hanzi is like written by a native Chinese.
It a green carton box a lock and a handle, so it could also be a nice storage box.
