In the Song Dynasty in the 3rd century A.D.10-/KLOC-0, it is said that Su Dongpo used a bamboo fan to repel mosquitoes and enjoy the cool while studying in China Tobacco Academy. It is widely rumored among Han people that after Su Dongpo fell in love with talented woman Wang Fu in Zhongyan, Wang Fu saw Dongpo studying in Zhongyan Mountain and was often bitten by mosquitoes in the mountain. He was very sad, so he went home to find a craftsman to teach her to make up a beautiful palace hill and gave it to Dongpo as a "token of love." After the news spread, artisans began to learn to compile the Palace Mountain, which was called "Dongpo Palace Mountain", and the fans of Qingshen became famous from then on. Han folk bamboo products have also increased, forming a market for bamboo products for daily life and production.
In the Ming Dynasty14-17th century, Yu was admitted to imperial academy and was officially named Yu Hanlin. He went to Beijing to be an official, using bamboo woven book boxes and lunch boxes made of extremely fine bamboo wires, all of which were exquisite in style. Later, it was collected in China Bamboo Weaving Museum.
From 1875 to 1908, the artistic level of Qingshen bamboo weaving was obviously improved. At that time, "Gongshan" was quite exquisite and was listed as a tribute of the court. At present, it is collected in Shenyang Palace Museum. According to legend, Gong Sheng, the God of Youth, was a talented writer and a tongzhi of Gong Sheng in the Qing Dynasty. He wants to try Beijing. Bribery of examiners was prevalent in imperial examinations at that time. His family is not very rich and has no money to send. I heard that "Dongpo Gongshan" is very famous, so I brought some to Beijing to give to the examiner. The examiner thought that the bamboo woven by Qingshen Gong was very elegant and beautiful, and decided to give it to the emperor as a reward. The emperor got this fan and liked it very much. Therefore, it was ordered that Qingshen bamboo woven gongshan as a tribute to the court. Because of the mistakes in the exam, the style of writing is too poor. Guangxu returned to his hometown for three years and wrote fifty-four volumes of Qingshen County Records. With the rapid development of sericulture, Qingshen became the "second largest silk market in Southwest China" at that time. Bamboo poles, dustpans, backpacks and sieves for sericulture have formed a huge market for bamboo products.
In the mid-20th century, during the Republic of China, Qingshen bamboo weaving technology had a new development, which could weave flowers and characters on the fan. Especially during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period in the middle of the 20th century, Ai Zhengxing, a bamboo weaving artist from Tian Miao, began to weave fans with the words "Fight the Japanese War to the end" with extremely fine bamboo filaments and gave them to friends. Progressive people in the county also organized dozens of skilled bamboo weavers to weave hats with thin bamboo filaments and write the words "until the end of the Anti-Japanese War" on the side to comfort the anti-Japanese soldiers. The sericulture industry in rural areas of Qingshen was further developed. 1933, the county's cocoon output reached 340,000 Jin, and a large silk reeling factory was set up in Hanyang ancient town. Silk is shipped out of Sichuan via Leshan and Chengdu. Therefore, the basking baskets and dustpans for raising silkworms by Qingshen are also produced in large quantities and sold to other places. The bamboo weaving industry has developed rapidly, and every household has used bamboo weaving appliances.