Bead curtain "Hanwu Story": "Emperor Wu ascended to the sacred room, weaving white beads as a foil." Tang Li Bai's poem "Giving Beauty to Strangers": "Beauty smiles with beads as a foil, and refers to the Red Chamber as my concubine's home." Liu Jianbing's poem Tanabata: "The wind of pearl foil is as light as the moon, and it will be splendid and high." Ming Xia Wanchun's "Complaining about Abortion": "Beauty rolls pearls and foils, and the bright moon flows to Huage in March and May." Wang Qing-Maolin's poem "The First Branch of Dongfeng" says: "The golden flag in Liu Xi Street is high, but the pearl foil in every household is low." See "bead curtain".

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Explanation of Beads The substances secreted by Calamus marmoratus by sand particles entering the shell are wrapped in layers, forming round particles, which are milky white or yellowish and shiny, and can be used as decoration or medicine. Commonly known as "pearl" (also known as "true pearl" or "pearl" for short): pearl mussel. Jewelry. Zhu Hua. Night pearl ) beautiful flower foil explanation: curtains made of reeds and stems: reed foil. Pad foil. Silkworm rearing tools are mostly made of bamboo, such as screens or mats. Also known as "silkworm curtain". Metal foil: gold foil. Copper foil. Paper coated with metal foil or powder, burned as paper money in the underworld during sacrifice: tin foil.