According to Zhang's genealogy, the Zhang family has a long history of jewelry processing. As early as the mid-Western Jin Dynasty, Zhang Pu, a Zhang family living in Wuchang, was famous for being good at cutting jade articles.

In the 19th year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty, Zhang Zongxi, a descendant of Zhang Qian, was elected by local officials and presented jade carvings to Preface to Lanting Collection in Beijing. Li Shimin believed it, and immediately ordered Zhang Zongxi to preside over the Buddha statue shaping project in Chang 'an. Zhang Zongxi led hundreds of craftsmen from all over the world, devoted all their wisdom and energy, and left countless exquisite works of art for the capital Chang 'an. Among them, Hetian jade, "the blessing of ten thousand buddhas", is a national treasure. This Buddha statue with high artistic and cultural value has mysteriously disappeared. It is said that Emperor Taizong has brought it into the mausoleum together with the original Preface to Lanting Collection as his permanent companion.

From Zhang Zongxi to the Song and Ming Dynasties, the Zhang family made jewelry and decorations for the imperial court and engaged in garden design, which was a veritable craft family.

In the tenth year of Daoguang, Zhang Zongyuan, a descendant of Zhang Zongxi, moved from the imperial court to Guangzhou with craftsmen because of the reform of the imperial court, and opened the "Jubilee Six Fortune" gold shop, specializing in the production and processing of commercial jewelry. Because of its exquisite and luxurious craftsmanship, it has been collected by domestic and foreign merchants, and "Xi Liu Fu" is also famous for its noise.

After the Revolution of 1911 (19 1 1), "Liu Xifu" Gold Bank moved to Hong Kong. Because of its classic pearl ring "Pearl of the Orient", it is praised and treasured by the art circles inside and outside Hong Kong, and "Liu Xifu" jewelry is also famous in Xiangjiang. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Henry May, then the governor, had a special liking for Xifu jewelry.

In Hong Kong, Zhang Zhisheng, a descendant of the Zhang family, continuously integrated the "Jubilee Six Fortune" jewelry into the essence of western jewelry luxury concepts and skills, and took the lead in proposing the introduction of international top diamond inlay technology in Hong Kong, integrating eastern and western cultures and bringing forth new ideas, making Jubilee Six Fortune jewelry the first choice of celebrities and gentlemen in Hong Kong and creating a new generation of prosperity for Jubilee Six Fortune jewelry.