1. First prepare pine cones, wooden sticks, ropes and small glass bottles, which can be replaced with other people's leaf specimens. Secondly, put the pine cone and the glass bottle on with a rope and tie them tightly.

2, three ropes according to the above method, put on pine cones, glass bottles, etc. Then connect three ropes and tie them to a stick. Finally, tie a rope on the stick as a hanging rope, and the simple wind chime will be made.

Wind chimes refer to items that can make a cold sound when the wind blows, and are mostly used as decorations. It can make a cold sound through the collision of bells or other objects under the blowing of the wind. There are many kinds, such as Japanese wind chimes and octagonal wind chimes. Some people think that it evokes spirits and should not be placed, but in some parts of Asia, such as China, Japan and South Korea, people think that wind chimes can bring good luck, and wind chimes are often used to predict Feng Shui.

The Tang Dynasty's "Kaiyuan Tianbao Legacy" records: "Broken jade cards are hung in the bamboo forest in the Qi Palace. Every night, when you hear broken jade colliding, you know that there is wind, and the number is the wind." It can be seen that the ancient people in China hung the broken stone heads together, and when the wind blew jade, it made a tinkling sound, which was called "occupying the wind" for the purpose of knowing the wind. Presumably, Zhan Fengduo should be the earliest origin of wind chimes.

In fact, the so-called bells, bells and priests in China are not the same as chimes and chimes in the west, but they are quite similar and derivative in shape, hearing and principle, which is easy for ordinary people to associate with these objects, thus enriching the creation and application of chimes.

The beautiful and cool sound of wind chimes and their rich aesthetic feeling are the greatest utilization and ideas of wind chimes by modern people; But the ancient people in China hung wind chimes, but it was more practical than decorative. Instead, we use the sound of "the wind blows jade" to achieve the purpose of meditation or blessing.