Bamboo Slip-The Story of the Old Drunkard Tower Featured

Bamboo slip is a writing material that was initially used in ancient times in China, from the Zhou Dynasty and Warring States Period to the Wei and the Jin Dynasties. It was used most widely in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. By about the 4th century, paper was already used extensively and replaced Bamboo slip as the primary writing material. To form a bamboo slip, an article is written with a brush on several long, narrow, pared slices of bamboo. Only one line of words is written on each slice. The slices are then tied together to form what is called the "bamboo slip." This book form was typically used for writing essays. Nowadays, it is very popular to write classical works on bamboo slips as collections. The Story of the Old Drunkard Tower on the bamboo slip is written by Ouyangxiu, a great poet of the Song Dynasty. The writer described the beautiful scenery around the Old Drunkard Tower. The joy of hills and rivers, found in the heart, mingles itself with the wine. If you are a big fan of Chinese culture, and then surely you will have great interests in collecting Chinese bamboo slips. It is also an excellent choice to give your friend as a present or gift.

Material: Bamboo

Dimensions: 30"1/2Lx7"7/8W

Preparation Time: 2-3 working day

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