Chinese auspicious cloud coins crystal ornaments

The auspicious cloud culture has a long history< ="r"> <>Clouds not only represent heaven or gods, but also can make rain to nourish all things and benefit the earth. Clouds and luck make different sounds like bats flying in the clouds, which are called good luck, "auspicious clouds and auspicious sun", "Qingyun Delu", and "five-color auspicious clouds", which are symbols of auspiciousness and harmony. [Ming Dynasty's "Anonymous' "Du Huanglong"] There is a text: "Now when I go to this mountain, I can see the auspicious auspicious clouds hanging in the sky. &rThe use of auspicious clouds in various auspicious patterns is extremely common and has endless meanings. <> The "Xiangyun&r" pattern first appeared in the Chu region in the middle and late Zhou Dynasty. From the middle and late Zhou Dynasty, it gradually formed in the Chu region


Moiré patterns


Especially the variation of moire-based decorative style that combines animals and moiré. By the

Qin and Han Dynasties

this trend had spread throughout the country and reached its peak. The clouds are magical and wonderful, making people think about them

The changes in natural forms

The distance between the clouds and the sky makes people think endlessly. Therefore, in the eyes of the ancients, clouds were a symbol of good fortune and exaltation, and were created by the Holy Heaven. <>The cultural concept of "Xiangyun" has a long history in China and is a representative Chinese cultural symbol. The auspicious clouds of "origin, symbiosis, harmony and harmony" represent good omens and good wishes for the future. In ancient times, people would draw auspicious cloud patterns on clothing, jade pendants, and sculptures to express their good wishes. The auspiciousness and hope it represents has always accompanied people's daily lives. <> &Xiangyun&rAs a symbol of good blessings, there must be a carrier for such emotions. Teacher Zhou Baijun is the first person to edit the fluorescent varieties of Chinese coins. He devoted himself to research for more than ten years and discovered and finalized the "Xiangyun Coin" in banknotes that is in line with the emotional sustenance of the Chinese people.
&Auspicious Cloud Coin&r refers to the old version of RMB that has been withdrawn from the circulation market and has a wavy auspicious cloud pattern on the face of the note when illuminated by fluorescent lights. It is divided into two denominations: one cent and two cents. China has been referring to the auspicious clouds since ancient times. China is also the country of auspicious clouds. Because the anti-counterfeiting method of the RMB auspicious cloud pattern is unique to China and is unprecedented, it is also called the "Chinese auspicious cloud coin". <> What makes a coin fascinating is not the length of time it has been in circulation nor the size of its denomination, but the strong humanistic charm it has. "Lucky Cloud Coin" appeared in the era of reform and opening up. Under the sunlight, the words exude the aura of China's reform and strengthening the land. The softness and agility of the auspicious clouds in the purple light reveal China's thousands of years of peace and auspicious auspicious cloud culture. A coin of auspicious clouds is extremely precious if you choose it from a thousand miles away. As the saying goes, "the auspicious clouds point to where the good fortune comes."