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The "Four Gentlemen" in Chinese culture, representing plum blossom, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum, have a history of over a thousand years of cultivation. These flowers symbolize the virtues of a gentleman and have been used by literati to represent noble character. Therefore, the "Four Gentlemen" are the spiritual embodiment of the "Chinese gentleman" over the course of thousands of years.
Plum Blossom: Plum blossoms fearlessly bloom amidst ice and snow, defying harsh climates. When everything else lies dormant, plum blossoms courageously display delicate and beautiful flowers, symbolizing the spirit of integrity and courage in the face of adversity.
Orchid: Even in remote and uninhabited places, orchids emit the most exquisite fragrance, akin to a gentleman's unwavering self-cultivation regardless of time and location. They represent a magnanimous and wise spirit.
Bamboo: Bamboo possesses a graceful and swaying charm, seemingly carefree and elegant. Yet, it exhibits the resilience and determination to withstand challenges, perfectly combining humility and the qualities of a noble gentleman. It fascinates as a refined and courageous gentleman.
Chrysanthemum: Since the time of Tao Yuanming, chrysanthemums have been associated with recluses in China. Blooming amidst autumn's chill, they add beauty to desolate landscapes. They represent the independent and unconventional nature of hermits, unperturbed by power, peacefully cultivating beneath the southern mountains.
Type | Pen Holders |
Shape | Tubular |
Material | Brass |
Place of Origin | Zhejiang |
Usage | Pen Holder |
Function | Writing Brush Holder |
Feature | Embossed Pattern |
Weight | 1.1KG |
Size | 10*8cm |
