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Now most of the chopsticks used at home are bamboo and wood chopsticks. Economical and practical  bamboo chopsticks  are the most common chopsticks in life. When choosing bamboo and wooden chopsticks, it is best to choose the original color, and a layer of qualified raw lacquer is the best. The chopsticks coated with raw lacquer are waterproof and shiny, which will ensure the service life of the chopsticks, reduce cracking, and prevent the collection of dirt and dirt. Metal stainless steel chopsticks are loved by many people, and feel like holding it. The content of chromium in stainless steel chopsticks is generally more than 13%, and the content of nickel is also about 10%. The reason for stainless is that there is a solid and stable chromium-rich oxide film (protective film) on the surface to prevent oxidation. Use stainless steel chopsticks to avoid contact with acids, alkalis, and salts as much as possible to prevent the surface oxide film from being damaged, and heavy meta

The overall shape of the Ming Dynasty still maintains the traditional model, but the materials, production and decoration are particularly refined. The lower end of the hanger is made of two pieces of pier wood, and the inside and the outside are embossed with embossed patterns. The pier is planted with columns, and the two front and back engraved curly flowers stand against the clip. The upper and lower parts of the standing teeth are connected to the uprights and the pier with tenons. The two pier installations are built with small pieces of wood. Since the frames have a certain width, shoes and other objects can be placed. The underside of the joint between each cross member and the column is provided with openwork crescent creases. The clothes hangers have reached a very high artistic level in the Ming Dynasty from the selection of materials, design and carving. The  clothes hangers  of the Ming and Qing Dynasties were elegant in shape, exquisitely decorated, meticulously carved

The  clothes hanger  was invented by a worker named Albert Parkhouse. At that time, he was a blacksmith who made lampshades at a metal wire and small handicraft company in Michigan, USA. One day he was angry to find that the coat hooks in the factory cloakroom were all occupied. He took out a piece of lead wire, bent it into the shape of the shoulders of his coat, and put a hook on it. This invention is owned and patented by his boss. This is the origin of the hanger. Hangers are a type of furniture that appeared earlier in China. The Zhou Dynasty began to implement a ceremonial system. The aristocracy attached great importance to the clothing crown. In order to adapt to this need, there were early shelves dedicated to hanging clothes. The hangers of different dynasties have different forms and different names. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the wooden poles of the horizontal frame were used to hang clothes and called "truss". In the Song Dynasty, the use of clothes