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Large Chinese Folding Fan Qing Dynasty Emperor This unique Chinese folding fan is decorated with the Qing Dynasty Emperor Qian Long. Paper Bamboo Hand made. All kinds of traditional Chinese fans can be classified into two groups namely folding fans and fans with handle based on different structures. Like porcelain fan is not only an article for daily use but part of Chinese culture. That is why the collectors of all succeeding generations have been particularly interested in fans and the artistic...
How can I tell if my folding fan is Japanese or Chinese? Is it authentic?
I recently purchased a folding fan, still in box, from a thrift store. The box itself has a sticker on the front and one on the side, but the characters are of an Oriental language. So, I can't read them. Once fully opened, the scene on the fan itself
It might be worth taking it to a local Chinese or Japanese restaurant to see if the people there can read the characters. Knowing which language if it is and IF they are real characters should point you in a direction.
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Digg has had one heck of a week. On Wednesday the social news aggregator decided it was a good time to make the switch to version 4 of it's platform, which sent servers crashing and drove users bonkers. That was followed with overwhelming outrage over the buggy and feature-stripped new site, and today loyal Digg users spammed the site pleading for founder Kevin Rose to "do the right thing." This afternoon, Rose responded to the Digg community on his personal blog, announcing the return of...
