When did the first chair appear in China?

The name of the chair was first seen in the Tang Dynasty, and the image of the chair can be traced back to the Hu bed that was introduced to the north during the Han and Wei dynasties. The murals of Cave 285 in Dunhuang have images of two people sitting on chairs; The frescoes in Cave 257 show women sitting on square stools and cross-legged benches; There are women sitting on round benches in the stone carvings of Longmen Lotus Cave. This image vividly reproduces the use of chairs and stools in the families of nobles during the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

Although the seat at that time had the shape of a chair and a stool, because there was no title for a chair or stool, people were still accustomed to call it "Hu bed", and in the temple, it was often used for sitting meditation, so it was also called a meditation bed. After the Tang Dynasty, the use of chairs gradually increased, and the name of the chair was also widely used, so it was separated from the category of beds. Therefore, when it comes to the origin of chairs and stools, we must start from the Hu bed in the Han and Wei dynasties.

Surname. Gao Cheng's "The Origin of Things" quoted "Customs and Customs" as saying: "Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty is good at Hu clothes, and Jingshi is a Hu bed.

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The development of the stool to the chair has gone through a few hundred years, which is a small invention. The man who invented the chair was inspired by love. A loving couple in Lanyang City, the husband reads late at night, and the lover always quietly hugs him behind him, he can't forget such warmth, and invented a chair!

It is also said that the Chinese chair was introduced to China by nomads during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and they used to sit on the ground. The way the Japanese and Korean homes are now like -- their custom of sitting on tatami mats -- came from China

By the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a folding bench called "Hu bed", similar to the current Maza, was introduced to the Central Plains from the northern nomadic areas, changing people's sitting posture for the first time. People gradually began to abandon the uncomfortable posture of kneeling. By the middle of the Tang Dynasty, the Hu bed gradually evolved into the chair with a backrest and armrests that allowed the legs to hang down naturally, and it became widely popular in the Song Dynasty.

The thighs of the ancient Chinese were finally liberated.

During the Western Jin Dynasty, the chair was introduced to the Central Plains with the Hu people, and the chair was called "Hu bed" at that time. Hu bed is also called"Delivery"、"Chairs"、"Rope bed"It is a lightweight seat that can be folded in ancient times. During the Tang Dynasty, the use of chairs and stools gradually became widespread, and the term chair was separated from the category of beds and began to be widely used.

Before the introduction of chairs to China, ancient Chinese sat on the ground. After the chair was adopted, the Chinese society made great progress, and many craftsmen used to kneel or stand to work, tired, and their legs could not be used, and the efficiency was very low. After the advent of chairs, hands and feet were used at the same time, many new tools were invented and applied, and the handicraft industry developed in an all-round way.

A chair is a seat with a backrest and some armrests. In ancient times, there was no chair on the ground, and the "chair" was originally a wooden name. The Book of Songs has "its tung chair", and "chair" is "catalpa", which is the name of a tree.

Throughout the history of human civilization, chairs are closely related to people's daily life and social culture. There is also an explanation of the word "chair" from before the Tang Dynasty, which is "next to the car", that is, the fence of the car. Its function is that people have something to rely on when they ride in the car.

Ming-style chairs are flourishing in Zhejiang, advocating the use of simple logs, such as pear, red sandalwood, mahogany, nanmu, etc., which are sparse and lively.

The chair originated in the Han and Wei dynasties, and the inventor is unknown. The origin of chairs and stools must start from the Hu bed in the Han and Wei dynasties. Before the Tang Dynasty, there was also an explanation of the word "chair", which was said to be "next to the car", that is, the fence of the car. Its function is that people have something to rely on when they ride in the car.

Later chairs, in the form of a fence on a four-legged platform, were inspired by the fence next to the car, and the seat was called a "chair" after its name. Judging from the existing information, there were quite elaborate chairs in the Tang Dynasty. From the Five Dynasties to the Song Dynasty, high-type seating was unprecedentedly popular, and the form of chairs also increased, with backrest chairs, armchairs, circle chairs, etc.

The stool of the ancients Among the seats, Maza was the first to appear, which was the predecessor of the stool, and the addition of a backrest to the stool evolved into a chair. The stool is called the stool in the folk. Originally, it was used when stepping on a horse and getting on a sedan chair, so it was also called a stool and a sedan chair.

Among the folk names, there is also a "martial stool", because people who practice martial arts sit like a bell and do not need to rely on anything, hence the name. Stools are made of simple materials and have a wide range of uses, so they are more numerous than chairs. The shape of the stool is very rich, it was rectangular in the early stage, and it continued until the Ming Dynasty, and became square in the Qing Dynasty, and fan-shaped, plum-shaped, and hexagonal stools also appeared.

The materials of the stools are different from north to south, and the stools in the south of the Yangtze River are mostly braided rattan noodles; In the north, cowhide is mostly used, and the advantages of both materials are breathable and soft. In the Qing Dynasty, there were also marble-based stools, which were cool to sit on and looked beautiful. Originally used as a stool, it had more uses in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Place on both sides of the bed as footstools; Placed next to the cabinet, it has the function of flowers, and places potted flowers and bonsai. As for the tall top wall cabinet at home, climb up to get things for use. In the temple, it is used as a seat for meditation, so the stools here are generally wide and low, and the shape is simple and simple.

The stools used by farmers are rough and rustic, and the legs are generally thick, which looks simple and sturdy.

Remember to adopt it.

It's after the appearance of people.

evolved.

We don't know who invented one, so I'll tell you about Lu Ban's invention once.

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