Introduction to Zhang Yuezheng

The Four Elephants and Eight Bulls in Nanxun Town, represented by the "Four Elephants and Eight Bulls and Seventy Two Dun Dogs," were wealthy merchants of Nanxun. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, they appeared in the folk of Nanxun in Huzhou and in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions. Liu Dajun's "Wuxing Rural Economy": "Those who started their business as silk merchants in Nanxun, the size of their wealth is determined by the amount of capital and the closeness of the relationships between the operators. The so-called" Four Elephants, Eight Bulls, and 72 Dogs "all have strong capital, either self employed or have close relatives engaged in silk trade. Those with assets exceeding one million are called "elephants". Every merchant must have a big shopkeeper to control their wealth, hence the name "Xunshan Shopkeeper". Therefore, Xunshan Shopkeeper takes on the image of "Xiang", wearing shopkeeper clothing, a hat on the top of the head, and a copper plate pattern, symbolizing the widespread wealth and holding a teapot, presenting the comfortable lifestyle of the ancient town. Smiling in the eyes implies welcoming guests from all over the world.

The design of the Zhixiang Tibetan Incense Logo is full of symbolic significance, cleverly combining elements of Tibetan culture and Tibetan incense culture. Firstly, the circular decoration "Seeking Dragon" in the logo is a common element in Tibetan Divine Dance costumes, representing the broad culture and breadth of the nation. Secondly, the decorative patterns on the incense plate and the design of three columns of fragrant incense swirling upwards symbolize respect and blessings for the "three treasures" (Buddha, Dharma, and Monk).

The Historical Origin of Tuo Fu's Family Plaster

The cartoon character of "Kamelo" riding in the clouds and mist

The traditional production techniques of Luzhou's Five Flavors herbal fragrance were included in the Luzhou Municipal Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection List in August 2021. This technique has been passed down in the districts and counties of Luzhou City, Sichuan Province, and is rooted in the local traditional Chinese medicine culture. The fragrance pulse has been passed down from generation to generation, and countless traditional Chinese herbal fragrance formulas and ancient method production techniques have been accumulated through five generations. Peng Guiying, a representative inheritor of the fifth generation, has been dedicated to the development of family pottery for many years, Integrating local characteristic raw materials, perfectly combining ancestral techniques with local medicinal fragrances, selecting pure natural medicinal fragrances with aromatic and health benefits: Luzhou authentic Chinese herbal medicine, city flower osmanthus, city tree osmanthus, Luzhou special morning tea, local small sorghum wine, etc. Based on the traditional "aroma therapy external treatment method" as the theoretical foundation, following the principle of compatibility of ancestral fragrance formulas, according to its five flavor attributes, using the principle of mutual development of fragrance and medicinal properties, strictly following the principles of picking Thirteen traditional ancient methods, including selection, compatibility, processing, tempering, blending, fermentation, compression, cellaring, and aroma generation, are handmade into various medicinal fragrance products, including fumigation, suspension, and application. These products can open the nose and open the body, regulate the internal organs, and guide the properties of the medicine through the pores of the whole body, unblock the meridians, and regulate the qi mechanism. Not only does it provide fragrance and nourishment for the nose, but it also plays a role in preventing external diseases and regulating the five internal organs, making it highly unique and representative.

Zhu's osteotomy was selected as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2021. It has a heritage history of over 300 years for eight generations. Has a certain influence in Shaanxi and surrounding areas.

Under the specific historical conditions of the long agricultural culture, the use of sliding poles as a means of transportation was widespread, especially during the prevalence of Huaying Mountain temple fairs. It was popular for high-ranking officials and young ladies to use sliding poles to burn incense and worship Buddha on the mountain. In order to select capable lifting men, they funded the holding of a sliding pole lifting competition for young girls, which gradually included elements such as competition, performance, display, and appreciation. It originated in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Qing Dynasty, with a history of over a thousand years.

Abbreviation for Duan's Osteoarthritis Composite Therapy