Analysis of inheritance and development of traditional furniture

Traditional furniture has a difference from modern homes, and traditional furniture is historic. China's furniture is relatively early, and China's furniture civilization is the civilization of life, so Chinese furniture has a certain developmental context during the prevailing period. There are several very important historical stages in the development of furniture in China, so furniture is a human culture. As early as in our unearthed relics, there was a prototype of Chinese furniture in the Shang Dynasty. When we arrived in the Warring States Period, we saw very fine furniture in the relics unearthed from the Tomb of the Han Dynasty.

By the time of the Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties, China's wooden furniture had been very developed, and a prototype had been formed, which created a trend in the development of such furniture, which had a great impact on the development of furniture in the future. It can be said that every leap in furniture culture is inseparable from the historical environment, cultural environment and economic development environment at that time.

When studying the history of these furniture, it is difficult to see except for a small number of unearthed artifacts. The history of our study of furniture can only be studied from painting and calligraphy. In the Five Dynasties period, "Han Xi Zai Han Shu's Last Words" depicts the amateur life of Han Xi Zai at that time. There are canopy beds, tea tables, chairs, hangers, washbasins and so on. At that time, the prototype of the furniture was basically the same as the shape of the official hat chair of the Ming Dynasty furniture that we saw today. Therefore, the development of this furniture culture is in harmony with the entire historical development of China, and it has its independent development. In the Tang Dynasty, especially after the Ming Dynasty, our furniture has incorporated more cultural connotations, which have caused great influence in the world, including the traces of Ming furniture in the furniture of Western European Renaissance, so China The development of furniture is inseparable from the cultural history and economic history of China.